I don't know, a little sketchy. So I found myself in an ethical dilemma, I'm an ex-smoker and passionately anti-smoking now. But I broke a co-workers vape (pipe? what's the equipment called?), and I wanted to replace it. But I'd rather by heroin for a heroin addict than a nicotine delivery system for a nicotine addict...but I broke the vaporizer or whatever you call it. So this is where he shops and he says he's spent a lot of money here and they treat him well. I was uncomfortable upon entry, I felt I was in a store full of drug dealers, and I'm sure I was stereotyping and yet I'm not sure I was wrong. The first man I talked to wasn't very helpful, apparently a customer of the customers as well as a worker here if you catch my drift. I was looking around not understanding what most of the different apparati did or was and another more helpful worker took me into a back room (more trepidation) and showed me a lot of maybe similar devices to the one I broke but I just couldn't be sure. When he told me the price of $100 I balked. There were no prices on anything and I suspected this was one of those places like back in Sri Lanka where lengthy bargaining and bartering was expected and they don't sell gift certificates. I decided I'd go back to my nicotine addict friend for more information and I'm still not sure what I'm going to do, but so far my experience with Puff N Up has been "A-OK," as I did like the sense of adventure and intrigue. A proverbial den of iniquity. read more