Jessica Wynn

But it kind of seems like parents, sorry to you, but it sort of seems like you don't stand a chance.

Oh, gosh.

That really just depressed me.

Vapes do have a smell.

So it's something I think we're becoming more familiar with.

Even the so-called nicotine-free varieties.

But besides the smell, vapes increase your thirst.

So if you notice that change in your kid, you might raise an eyebrow.

They make you irritable when you can't vape because it's so addictive.

And you'd see random USB chargers everywhere.

You know, several schools have removed bathroom stall doors or exterior doors to cut down on vaping between classes.

I know.

And our teachers have a lot of other things to worry about.

Right.

I wonder if they figured out the stealth trick when they're all wearing masks during the pandemic, you know?

Yeah, we gave them that opportunity.

There are now vape detectors commonly used, especially in schools and other public buildings.

So they detect particulate matter in the air.

So my advice here is if your habit sets off actual alarms, maybe think about quitting.

Right.