If you read back, you can see that I started with a constructive suggestion, admittedly with a bit of an edge… but the point is what matters… and it was absolutely supportive.
The rest was just a reaction.
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The from and…
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Okay, if that’s how it is, this is a niche area, a 3-day specialized course, and there will be those who dedicate themselves to it. There’s no need to exaggerate this either; in the supermarket, most salespeople don’t have specialist qualifications for meat, cookware, clothes pegs, superglue, or cat litter, yet it works. When we could order freely, webshops had operating licenses, as did the manufacturers of the ingredients they sold.
(For sure, the lady at the local tobacco shop didn’t work at the Sátoraljaújhely tobacco factory, and she doesn’t have a fermentation technician qualification 
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Regarding point 5 of the petition, what does “qualified personnel” refer to? Since cashiers in Hungary do not require any specific documentation, I assumed it refers to someone knowledgeable about vaping. If such a requirement is included in the petition, it would obviously necessitate a legislative response to create a legal framework (should it be accepted), meaning sellers would then need to prove their qualifications in some manner to be employed.
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I would gladly open a shop too… maybe I know what I’m doing.
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Thank you János! 
For me, this now amounts to a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for you. 
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Better than a peace march, but I think it will be cancelled this year 
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Thanks, but I really think so.
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Hi!
I don’t think a retail qualification is insufficient for someone to work in this kind of business. Furthermore, if they are also aware of what they are selling, then that’s a huge advantage.
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In Hungary, you don’t need a commercial qualification to open a business, and a cashier doesn’t need any paperwork to start working.
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Perhaps it’s not that simple after all 
that nothing is needed… they asked for it in an advertisement for a tobacco shop, plus some sort of gambling/lottery paper, I saw it the other day.
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I haven’t looked into it yet, but if there’s an opportunity, I would try opening a vape shop.
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Skills are not required, only a business entity, licenses, and money.
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If you don’t sell Solubot, I’ll apply as your first employee, and I’ll also handle the shop’s sound system setup, plus vape electronics repair 
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Good idea…
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Later, our own RTA under the G-Yano brand name 
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If I were to open a shop, I would put the main emphasis on flavor testing… let’s say, for 1-2 thousand, customers could sample everything, with that amount credited towards their purchase if they buy something. Of course, everyone would get one drip tip to use with the filled tanks.
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You guessed what I would introduce…
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This is a much-needed addition, yes… like a perfume shop, but here for example, from a clean (sterilized) drip tip tray or with a paper drip tip.
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Yes, as long as their colleague has a commercial qualification.
However, in one-person shops where there is only one salesperson or cashier, the specialized qualification is required.
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