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Touch
10/26/19 7:24:21 PM
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R1masher
10/26/19 7:27:10 PM
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My wife takes our kids to my sisters town, they have trick or treat the day after our neighborhood, kids get two days of it
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vigorm0rtis
10/26/19 7:29:24 PM
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Tried it, never got better loot there than elsewhere .
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Fuparulez
10/26/19 7:31:30 PM
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The most economic way to acquire candy is to skip the costumes and just buy the candy on deep discount on November 1st.
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BeyondWalls
10/26/19 7:31:41 PM
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Even rich people just buy the same bag of crap that Walgreens is selling.
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BeyondWalls
10/26/19 7:32:19 PM
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Fuparulez posted...
The most economic way to acquire candy is to skip the costumes and just buy the candy on deep discount on November 1st.

How is this more economic than completely free?
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ZeldaMutant
10/26/19 7:35:37 PM
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BeyondWalls posted...
Fuparulez posted...
The most economic way to acquire candy is to skip the costumes and just buy the candy on deep discount on November 1st.

How is this more economic than completely free?
Costumes cost money and/or time. Trick and treating costs time. What does the net hourly wage of a trick or treater end up at?

Of course, if you enjoy going from house to house, that's a different thing.
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