I was against the DB idea as well because these variables will rarely
change and the whole point is to chop out a call to the DB. The only
negative about using the request scope is that you are having to set it
everytime (each call per user) so it defeats the main purpose of the
applications scope ("a shared variable scope where you set something
once for a long time"). I guess the answer is to use the app scope and
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