It is often said among all people, from the plebeians to the proletariats, that it is a nigh impossible task to both posses a confectionery cylinder with well-regarded palatableness, and also consume the confection in question without losing one's possession of it. The implication of this aphorism is that there are a multitude of elements in existence that possess the unique property of exclusively being able avail one's self of, or be in one's possession, but that may never contain both states of existence at once.
To put it succinctly, "you can’t have your cake and eat it too".
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