stackyFACTSCorporate hospitality has a strict limit, and it ends right at the bottom of your shoe. Certain massive park resorts outright refuse to sell chewing gum on their premises, knowing full well that banning it entirely is cheaper than paying workers to scrape the inevitable thousands of wads off the pristine concrete.
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