Snail powder is forbidden in a university cafeteria in Jinzhou. Is this rule reasonable?

A college canteen in Jinzhou sells snail powder to the canteen for fasting, so is this rule reasonable? In fact, many students prefer to eat snail powder now, but in fact, snail powder has a strong taste. As can be seen from the video, there is a notice in the school canteen that snail powder is not allowed to be sold in the canteen. Some students expressed their special understanding of this regulation, because snail powder has a particularly strong taste, and many people don't like it. Everyone should know the taste of snail powder. It really doesn't smell good, but some young people have a special liking for this taste.

If you really want to eat snail powder, you can only eat it secretly in the dormitory, because snail powder is really strong, and some people may have a strong taste and like to eat it. If it doesn't affect other people or most local people, it's normal, but if it has affected other people or local people and only a few people like to eat, this rule is quite reasonable, because people who don't like it smell it. Maybe I can't eat. Personally, I think snail powder smells particularly disgusting. So if I really want to eat snail powder or stinky tofu, I suggest meeting outside the school as soon as possible, because the school belongs to a public place after all, so everyone should respect the opinions of most people.

Maybe some people think that they can't eat snail powder in the canteen, so they choose to eat it in the dormitory, but in fact, if they want to eat it in the dormitory, they must really agree, because snail powder is really heavy. If someone in the dormitory can't smell it, it is still recommended not to eat it in the dormitory, because it is likely to conflict with others, so if you really want to eat snail powder, it is recommended to go to a small restaurant outside the school.