week 8 extra) "Every successful indoor space provides food." Do you agree?

 "Every successful indoor space provides food." Do you agree?





I agree with the opinion that successful indoor spaces provide food. This is because most of the indoor spaces that people frequently visit provide food. For example, the movie theater provides popcorn, coke, etc. and the restaurant and the cafe also provide food. They even sell food in subway stations. Food is essential to human space, so it is necessary to provide food in order for the indoor space to succeed.


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