Some Rules Do Not Apply To Jim Bauer

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I GET #2 and #3. But #1? Frankly it makes no sense to me. Granted, it MAY well be that I am biased since I happen to vape... And by the way I will NOT follow the no-vape rule, nor do I ever. I crack my window and blow most of the water vapor out the window... Yes. I put the words "water vapor" in bold. Because that is what it is. Water vapor. The "passive smoke" if you want to call it that, that I would leave behind is no worse nor no more harmful than the steam from my hot shower. Look, cigarettes will make the room smell horrible. And no one wants to have some residual effect (nor smell) from pot. These are no brainers. Duh, really. In a way I am doing the hotel a favor. I am FRESHENING the air with my vape. My favorite flavors are blueberry cheesecake, orange bar, cinnamon roll, and peanut butter. None of these smells can possibly be offensive. And besides, the truth is that none of these smells from my vape are even lingering after I leave. So WHY the policy? What's the point? As for trying to charge me a $250 cleaning fee, that is never going to happen. I am in Wyndham hotels more than 75 nights a year. Sometimes 100 nights a year. I am a diamond member. They would not dare try to lose my business over such a thing, and you can bet I'd fight it to the letter. Could I get a smoking room at any of these hotels where it is allowed? Sure. But THOSE rooms stink. I'd rather get a non smoking room and vape till the cows come home in it. And in fact, I do.