Scavenger Hunters' C-C Supreme

This week, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune is running the annual "Fill-In-The-Blanks Challenge," a Mad Libs of sorts.  This year there is a "Top Chef" theme so it's called, "How To Make a Suncoast Supreme." Here's what's posted on the SHT website:

Seemed like it would be fun to ask the Neighborhood Scavenger Hunters what they thought would make for a good C-C (Central-Cocoanut) Supreme, so as they stop in and hang out for a while at La Casa Chica I am asking them for their recommended ingredients for the recipe - here's what they've come up with so far...

1.  First, place all the trivial problems like ___ on the back burner – (something grown-ups think is a big deal, but you think really is no big deal)

jumping on the couch
sneaking to a friends house
jumping on my bed
us running around playing in the roads

2.  and move the seriously hot ones like ___ to the front burner

(something you think is a big problem in our neighborhood)

calling names, like cracker
fighting
not getting along with friends
getting hit or throwing stuff
drug dealers
too much dogs

3.  or more entertaining ones like ___ to the front burner

(something some people think is a problem in our neighborhood, but you think is actually kind of funny)

kids doing silly dancing
people getting mad at other people
kissing
telling jokes
the park
the pool

4.  Pepper the area with a pinch of ___

(something you would like to have more of in our neighborhood)

being funny
teenagers
toys
dancing with hula hoops
computers
computers


5.  and generous portions of ____

(something else you would like to have A LOT more of in our neighborhood)

scavenger hunting
scavenger hunting
scavenger hunting
phones
phones

6.  Stir up some local businesses by adding a slice of ____ to the mix.

(a store you would like to have in our neighborhood)

toy stores
a Walmart
another Publix
a bookstore
another Publix
another Publix

7.  Chill those annoying impatient drivers on our highways and byways by ___

(a way to get people to drive their motorcycles or cars safely around here)

saying “can we PLEASE clean the place up?!?”
stop signs 
stop signs
saying don't bump to people
put a sign up
keep their eyes on the road

8.  Toss out all of the unnecessary ___

(something you wish we didn’t have in our neighborhood)

sad goodbyes
mean people
driving where people are walking
bad dogs
bad cats and kids

9.  Last, but not least, don't even think of adding ___ to the recipe! 

(something you think we DEFINITELY should not have in our neighborhood)

beer
drugs
weed
guns

bad people