In a scene set in one of these places, a character mentions outsourcing at Clemmons Technologies due to NAFTA, (10[1])which Tracey thinks (10[3])is (10[1])a laxative. (10[6])Later in that play, the owner (10[1])of one of these places, (10[1])Stan, is disabled (10[1]-5[1])when (10[1])Jason hits him with a baseball bat. (10[4])In another play set in one of these (-5[1])places, (10[1])a character admits that he’d face the electric chair (10[2])if he had to “kill (10[1])someone and they have to go on living!” (10[1])In one of these places owned by an agoraphobe (10[1])who vows (10[1])to walk (10[1])around the block (10[1])on his birthday, (10[5])a traveling (10[3])salesman (10[2])admits (10[1])to murdering (10[1])his wife (10[2])Evelyn. (10[4]-5[1])Don Parritt (10[4])commits (10[2])suicide by jumping off (10[1])a fire (-5[1])escape in one of these places (10[3])after Hickey (10[3])attempts to convince its patrons (-5[1])to abandon (10[1])their (10[2])“pipe (10[1])dreams.” (10[8]-5[3])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[3])name these places, (10[2])one of which is run by Harry Hope (10[3])in Eugene O’Neill’s (10[1])The Iceman Cometh. (10[1])■END■ (10[7]0[18])