and their former coworker, Michael Murray, 38 spent every morning hovering over laptops in a cramped Volkswagen Jetta.Their fledgling e-cig business depended on a ring of Tampa Bay mall kiosks, all with one employee each, so every day meant a long slog of cash drops, on-the-spot training and attempts to convince shoppers that the battery-powered nicotine sticks were more than a passing fad.The group had literally stumbled into e-cigarettes, or at least their vapor cloud, while at a trade show in Las Vegas, scrounging for ideas for an online storefront they envisioned would sell gift bags.At a booth, they discovered that e-cigs, which heat e-liquid into a wispy, smokeless vapor, looked like cigarettes but were cleaner, sleeker, safer and virtually unknown."I thought, 'This is just going to be the next rocket to outer space,' " Matt Steingraber said
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