Over on Wall Street, the shortage — dubbed the "Zynpocalypse" — has not always been easy, according to finance-industry workers who spoke to BI about their love of Zyn.
The sidewalk kiosk sells everything from gum to magazines to the latest New York City tabloid newspapers and is frequented by Wall Street workers, he said.
Mark MoranAs Business Insider reported in January, the product has been hot across Wall Street, with sell-side traders ordering it in bulk, so it's always around.
Alex NicollMoran quit Wall Street in 2021 and currently runs investor relations firm Equity Animal.
"Some of these kids are just doing it because it's become a staple of Wall Street," Moran said of junior bankers in their early 20s.
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