bejohnson
09-17-2008, 04:21 AM
Junk food dealers trying to cash in (http://www.cknw.com/Channels/Reg/NewsLocal/Story.aspx?ID=1026697)
Burnaby/CKNW(AM980)
9/16/2008
Some secondary students in Burnaby are trying to make some money off the new ban on junk food.
They're selling the hard to resist chips, pop and chocolate bars on site.
The candy bars and chips are no longer stocked in vending machines, so some students have been bringing them in and selling them to others.
The district is aware of the situation and is now attempting to "discourage the practice".
Its unclear how many kids are trying to cash in on those junk food cravings.
Ban a commodity and create a black market for it. :Nope
Some people that should learn from history never do. :banghead
Burnaby/CKNW(AM980)
9/16/2008
Some secondary students in Burnaby are trying to make some money off the new ban on junk food.
They're selling the hard to resist chips, pop and chocolate bars on site.
The candy bars and chips are no longer stocked in vending machines, so some students have been bringing them in and selling them to others.
The district is aware of the situation and is now attempting to "discourage the practice".
Its unclear how many kids are trying to cash in on those junk food cravings.
Ban a commodity and create a black market for it. :Nope
Some people that should learn from history never do. :banghead