There's a chain of stores called Bob's Discount Furniture which started in the northeastern US and has since spread to other states. One marketing gimmick they always did was set up a free "cafe" in the back of each store, where people could get free serve-yourself coffee, lemonade and cheap candy. Here's a photo I grabbed from Yelp showing the candy selection at one store (note: a typical Bob's Discount Furniture store is absolutely colossal, to accommodate up to several hundred customers, pre-covid, at a time, in addition to all those room-furniture displays).
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(Bear in mind that those "hundreds of customers" in a typical Bob's store includes lots of children. I always figured the cafe's main selling point was so parents can bribe their kids: "If you behave yourself while Mommy and I look at furniture, we'll go to the free-candy room when we're done.") Compare Bob's candy spread to the amount J and Corissa have for only two people:
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Bob's has two or three times as much candy, for literally hundreds of times as many people. And if you want any of Bob's candy you have to work for it, by walking at least a few hundred yards from the front entrance to the very back of the store, while navigating through a maze of furniture sets. If Bob opened a store near Corissa and J, they would probably complain that the location of the free-candy cafe is fatphobic discrimination.