This place is tiny and generally crowded, even when Frontier Town is pretty dead, and there's so much stuff crammed into the space that it's hard to look at anything.\n\nWhen I went here, given that I like spicy things, I was immediately drawn to the \"food additive\" section, the hot sauce that is so hot that for liability reasons they can't call it hot sauce, jars that contain substances with higher Scoville ratings than some pepper sprays and carry 5-point legal disclaimers. \n\nGiven that I'm in the latter half of my twenties, I'd like to think that I am not easily mistakable for a young teen who might need to be supervised, so the conclusion I can draw from what followed is that if you are under the age of 40 and walk over to look at this section, you earn the woman staffing the place walking over and standing next to you and staring at you until you leave.\n\nShe did somewhat explain herself, stating that if one were to accidentally drop the high-end stuff, it would be like launching tear gas into the store (great thinking for a cramped crowded location!), but still, if you don't want people looking at it, don't sell it or keep it behind the counter instead of being rude to customers.\n\nAs a touristy thing to see, it's not bad to I guess, and I didn't feel like I was cheated out of the 5-10 minutes of my life I spent in here, but if you're on the fence, I wouldn't bother, and I doubt anyone would have a reason to go back a second time. If you really want anything they sell here, order it online.