The Scent of Rebellion If you grew up in the 1970s or 1980s, you can probably still summon that unmistakable aroma — sweet, artificial fruit drifting from candy aisles, schoolyards, and baseball dugouts. Bubble gum wasn’t just candy. It was ritual. It was competition. It was a sticky badge of childhood rebellion. Let’s unwrap the memories and revisit the bubble‑blowing icons of those neon decades. Chewing Gum Before the Bubble Boom Ancient Roots Long before playground contest

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