Tonight, my roommate Zach and I shared a great moment; we went to our first Dodger game. We were having a wonderful time, sitting in the 120th row, behind home plate! We were enjoying dodger dogs and beers and went upstairs to take a smoke break. We walked far out and away from anyone, actually the only individuals that were within eyesight were a LAPD officer and a security guard. I took a hit from my Juul, which I checked in at security and was allowed to carry in with no issues (just like my cell phone and my wallet) and let out a giant cloud of smoke. I passed the pen to Zach and he took a tiny hit (he doesn't smoke tobacco and tried it at my request to sample the flavor) and was flashed on by the security guard and promptly asked to leave. The police officer stated that we could finish our food and beer and get our belongings, knowing that he wouldn't argue with the security guard's statement. The security guard wouldn't even acknowledge us upon our exit and as he pointed another group of people to a smoking section. Yes, that's correct, as we were asked to leave, a group of individuals were pointed in the right direction. My question to you is, why weren't we pointed in the right direction? Why did he say absolutely nothing to me, but had no problem flashing on my urbanite roommate? Let me know when you'd like to contact me regarding this.