<s>[INST] An amusement park has just added a "Veggie Gardens" where different species of flowers, fruits, and vegetables are cultivated and used to make instant smoothies, fruit salads, and other delicacies. The underlying theme is the promotion of the importance of a plant-based diet. On a random day, the following data is collected:
- 327 people visited the central hall where introductory and educational content are presented.
- 205 visited the Fruit Area, where 124 purchased smoothies, 175 purchased fruit salads, and 56 purchased both.
- 102 visited the Vegetable Garden, where 61 purchased veggie salads, 51 purchased creamy veggie drinks, and 26 purchased both.
- 234 visited the Flower Area, where 157 bought flower-based delicacies.

There are obviously many opportunities for overlap between the areas, yet there are some totals that are unaffected by these overlaps (E.g the total purchase of fruit salads). There is sufficient overlap that you cannot deduce the number of individuals visiting more than one area without making assumptions. However, there is data on overarching totals: 
- The total number of visitors to the park on this day was 679.
- The total number of people who bought something was 497.[/INST]