Why don't we give mints with our Wacky Packs?

The rationale behind not giving mints with Wacky Packs relates to safety concerns, particularly the potential for choking hazards. When providing food items, especially small, hard candies like mints, there's a risk associated with young children who might consume them unsafely. Choking is a serious risk, particularly in the context of children's meals, where supervision might not always be immediate. Due to this safety concern, it's prudent to avoid including such items in Wacky Packs to ensure the focus remains on fun and safe dining experiences for children.

The context of the other options, while they may seem plausible, does not carry the same level of urgency that safety does. For example, while cost could be a factor, ensuring the well-being of young customers is paramount. Likewise, customer preference might suggest a lack of demand for mints, but that doesn't address the critical health and safety implications. Similarly, the possibility of mints being misplaced does not hold the same weight when compared to the inherent dangers they pose. Safety must always take precedence in decisions that involve children and their meals.