[Jojoe]

There’s around 7 vape shops in our town center and on top of those, there are 3 on residential streets within a quarter of a mile from my house. They are all really modern shops with new signage and neon lights. They’ve taken over bookies, bakers and candle stick makers (not quite). But the thing is, I’ve never seen a customer in any of them.

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[kezo]

I pop into buy coils (got fed up of buying duds from Amazon)

Many in my area have lounge area’s with leather sofa’s, so you can gather a vape together. This has never interested me.

[Jojoe]

@kezo, genuinely never seen anyone in the shops near me. Think they are taking over the high street, we’ve got a high street full of vape shops and takeaways. There’s three new takeaways opened within 50 yards of each other in our town centre, all selling chicken. Don’t know how all these businesses are surviving.

[kezo]

I read something somewhere, that because vape shops provide “social lounges”, is one of the reasons they are allowed to spring up everywhere – not as I see anyone using them when I pop in to buy coils.

Around here, so called Turkish barbars are sprouting up everywhere, at the detriment of longstanding traditional barbers.

[joss]

It’s the same in everytown and city the lengh and bredth of the UK. Nothing but money laundering going on.

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[kezo]

Indeed @joss

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