How to get diabetes through your eyes

As I had told you I went on a conference to Sentosa this weekend. Luckily the break (we took) was long enough to visit a few places on tourist's-heaven on hearth. Being in a conference building you don't expect many cool places near-by, but in this case you could not be more wrong (already proven by the fact that the Hard Rock Cafe Singapore was located directly above the convention center). About 50 m away there was a little and incosiderable candy shop. I am not sure how we ever noticed it (somebody should talk with the owner about their lack of publicity), but let's be honest, is anyone able to find anything related to candy in this picture?: 

So apparently the store is at the right side of the picture, just for the ones that were wondering. Ok, jokes apart... Now think of any kind of sweet that is commercialized (preferably in America). They have it. I don't care what you were thinking, they have it. Because it is imposible that it was not in that store It is pure logic. On earth there is just a limited number of combinations of  the different sweets that can be produced. Since this shop was (as you can see in the picture) infinite, every one of these options is represented (theoretically in all imaginable representations, just saying). Q.e.d.

What do you say? You want Jelly Beans?

Well, name the color, please!

 If what you rather want is to die of cutenes overkill, then here you go!:

Who said those Lollipops only existed in the cartoons?

And I did not even take pictures of the M&M's vending machine with separated colors, the shelves each dedicated to a chocolate company and other weird things I had never seen in my life before.

Of course the shop was scandalously expensive, so the only thing we took from it was the extraodinary experience and a last look at their singular back-door.