It has to do with how php's echo construct deals with concatenations. It makes absolutely no sense to me, but apparently, when a concatenation occurs, it opens up a temp variable to perform the combine and then outputs the result.
It turns out that it has something to do with bp_profile_field_data. It is a function used by the core to retrieve data. The more developer-friendly method, get_bp_profile_field_data, was much better to work with.
I'm getting proper formatting of all my strings. I appreciate you sharing the knowledge, however. Thanks!
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