After you finish cursing out the bleepity-bleep who tossed his gum on the ground, try this. Learn how to remove gum from the bottom of your shoe.
You will need:
a street curb
a freezer or ice cubes
a cotton swab
rubbing alcohol
a plastic bag (optional)
WD-40 (optional)
Goo Gone (optional)
A cobbler (optional)
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