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[music] [music] [music] Break out the candy corn. >> Do you like candy corn? >> No, I hate it. It's awful. It's, you
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know, it >> there's two kinds, though. >> There's one kind that I like, and I don't know that I could tell you I don't
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know that I could point at one and tell you which one it is that I like. I would
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have >> You can't tell by looking. Yeah, you have to taste it. >> Cuz I haven't had candy corn in years,
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but I remember as a child I hated it. I'm like, [ __ ] >> more candy corn. >> When they give you the candy corn, you
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go, "Thank you very much." And then at some point my parents had a like a bowl of it.
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And I because there was nothing else to eat. So just for survival, [laughter] I was going to eat the candy corn. And I
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was like I I remember I remember like it was yesterday. I was sitting in my family room. I had a carpeted floor. I
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was sitting I used to >> starving to death, >> right? Starving to death. My stomach
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lining eating itself, consuming itself. And I used to sit on the floor and watch
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TV sometimes after school. And I remember I think I was watching like Growing Pains. That that was a show,
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right? Growing Pains. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I loved I can't remember the name of it, but I loved that show. I thought
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it was a great show. And I remember it like it was yesterday. I was sitting there
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>> starving to death. >> Allan Thick. Right. >> Yeah. And I >> Did you know that he wrote the theme?
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>> Yes, I did. >> Yeah. His wife was a famous singer. and the and because of Alan
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>> did the two of them sing the theme song together >> they might of and and then they birthed
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um the artist as that we know as Robin Thick. So I I knew that when I was a kid when I watched Growing Pains, I knew
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that Allan Thick, the father who played the father. Um, >> as long as we got each other.
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>> So it was Mike Siver. What was what was his father's name? Mr. Siver. >> It was [laughter] Yeah, it was Mr.
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Siver. >> Um, remember Boner. Dicky Stabone. Dude, that's the best because boner is such a
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funny word when you're a kid. >> And the fact that they they got away with it, it was a familyfriendly show.
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>> It was on network TV in the early 80s and they somehow I don't know if Mike Sver gave Dicky Stabone the nickname
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Boner, but everybody called him Boner. The uh [laughter] uh but any Yeah. Yeah. I ate the whole
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bowl that day just for survival. And um what what else was Oh, that makes me think of the
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>> Jason Siver. Dr. Jason Siver. >> Yeah. And but the nickname Boner now makes me think of
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>> of boners. No, it [laughter] it it makes me think of remember u the Cosby show
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the the buddy uh Theo had a buddy with a funny nickname. He was Cockroach. >> Yeah. And at some point they just called
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him roach I think. Um >> or called him cockro I think cockroach is funnier than just roach.
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>> Yeah. Cockroach is definitely funnier. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So uh Halloween time, trickor
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treat time. [snorts] Favorite. Do you have a favorite candy? >> Um like that you remember remember as a
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kid like you would get and you go, "Oh yes, I got Twix or whatever it was." Well, I I will say this, like my entire
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life, >> Snickers has probably been my favorite candy. Like, that's my go-to. I do
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there's a lot of other candy bars that I do enjoy, but uh Snickers is my number one go-to
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>> and always has been ever since I can remember. Now, when I was a kid, when I would go out trick-or-treating,
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um beggars night, I always like I I always like when people called it beggars's night. Um because they didn't
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really call it that around here. It was always trickor treat. >> It should [laughter] be it should be
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called stash as much candy because you might have to live off of it. >> What? Yeah. Um I always liked getting a
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nice assortment of candy bars. Like you don't want too many of the same. I was never much of a
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>> Milky Way guy because I like like the peanuts. I like a little crunch in my in
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my candy bar, but I like caramel. So >> yeah. So for me, Milky Way was always just missing the peanuts or missing the
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crunch. So Milk Milky Way, a lot of people loved them. We used to trade candy at the end of the night.
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>> So you would trade away the stuff you didn't like as much to get things that you did like. And Milky Way was like
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super trade bait for me because a lot of people wanted the Milky Ways. I could park
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>> about Three Musketeer because Three Musketeer was was big-time trade bait for me as well. Like I I'm
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searching for the Snickers. Baby Ruth is a very underrated candy bar. I love a Baby Ruth.
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>> I agree. >> Um and I would also go for the Nestle Crunch bars. That was >> I also think Mini Paydays were good,
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too. >> Oh, those are very good. Now, the Almond Joys, and I'm not a coconut guy, so
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there are some people that like those and I could trade those away. But, um, I back then, I don't know about nowadays,
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but back then, if you bought the Almond Joy bag to pass out as your candy to pass out to the trick-or-treaters,
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>> you got Mounds as well. >> Yeah, but they were it the bag itself was cheaper than the other candy bars.
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And I think it was because it was a less desirable candy bar. So, more people passing that.
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>> I did not like the Almond Joys or the Mounds. Couldn't stand those. Now, one one candy that I don't that I
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thought was awesome anytime I got it because I I don't remember like being able to purchase this candy anywhere,
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but on Trickor Treat, I would get some uh was the bottle caps. Do you remember bottle caps?
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>> Yeah. Yeah. >> They were like some of them were like fruit flavors. They were They're kind of
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like a sweet tart, right? like a uh but they would have root beer flavored and they had a cola flavored
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>> and grape. Yeah. >> Yeah. I loved getting the bottle caps because I for whatever reason couldn't
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figure out how to acquire them outside of Halloween. >> Yeah, that's uh that's interesting that
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you say that cuz there are probably some candies that are, you know, more known for trick-or- treat
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like bottle caps, >> right, >> than than they are just like regular. >> Yeah. Every now and then you get like
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some weird ones like pop rocks. I always like those. >> Do Do you have like Is there a candy
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that you associate with Halloween? Like >> candy corn? >> Well, yeah, but that's cuz it's
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terrible. But um >> or there's pumpkins. It's candy corn, but they're pumpkins. >> I associate candy corn with survival
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with [laughter] with with surviving another day. When I see knives and like uh cantas and stuff like that, I I think
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of candy corn. [laughter] >> Yeah. Did No, but I mean like for me bottle caps. When I think of bottle
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caps, I think of Halloween. When I think of Halloween, I think of the bottle cap
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candy. >> Yeah, I think about that. >> Snickers, I don't associate it with with Halloween.
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>> Well, I think it's the bite size. >> Yeah, >> the bite. Any like >> Why is that fun size? Nobody likes that.
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[laughter] Fun is a bigger candy bar. >> Yes. The fun size. Like no. No. The fun
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size is the size that's as big as your head. >> You know what's not fun is is I get the
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fun size and I eat five of them because they're so small and then I feel guilty for the rest of the night.
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>> Yeah. But they're way >> they should call it guilty size. >> Yeah. They're It's way better than the
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bite size, though. The bite size are like what? It's so much work to get them out of there.
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>> It's no it's no fun. Uh, I think uh I remember because just not getting a lot of candy
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as a child, >> right? >> You know, it just wasn't a thing. Um, but peanut butter cups just
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>> Oh, yeah. >> I think because they, you know, >> Reese's cups. >> Yeah. The packaging was orange.
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>> Yeah. >> You know, they kind of have um I don't know. It's always you get like the
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>> Well, they do the pumpkin shaped ones sometimes and >> Yeah. Now they do. >> Yeah. Which which I feel like the
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chocolate taste a little different to me. >> They shape them like something else.
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>> They do all this weird stuff where they'll go Okay. We got pumpkin ones, we got ghost ones, we have
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>> I like the ones that have the pieces inside of them. Have you had one of those yet?
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>> No, I have not. >> Yeah, get one of those. >> Yeah. Um I can't remember what I might
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have done. I might have got a bag of bite-size last year. Why did I do that? That's just wrong
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to hand out to kids. >> Well, who knows? I mean, >> there you go. Here's a bunch of
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bite-siz. Enjoy unwrapping all these. >> My old neighborhood, you could not gauge
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how many trick, you know, how like you try to gauge how many you are expecting. >> Yeah.
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>> And my old neighborhood, I lived there for 11 years. It was never the same year
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after year. like like one year I would get like three kids, then the next year I would get like 70. Like it was there
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was no uh figuring that out. I think that neighborhood had a lot of >> houses that were rentals
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>> and had some apartments. So I think because of the the fluctuating >> neighborhood, you couldn't really figure
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it out. But like >> I only got a handful last year. So, but I was overprepared, which I think
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was good. And then, um, my mother is a chocolate choahholic, >> so I basically just dropped off a bag of
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candy to her later. And then I think I had two extra bags cuz they're really pretty inexpensive now.
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>> Yeah. >> Um, >> they're like four bucks. >> Yeah. So, I dropped off a bag to to my
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mother and then I dropped off a bag to my sister that has some kids. So they got like uh [laughter]
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I probably gave them as much as they got um going out all day. They probably were
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thinking why why we go out all night trick-or-treating when we can just ask our uncle for candy.
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>> I never experienced the limiting. You know how some parents would be like they
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would take the candy at the end of the night >> Yeah. >> from the kids and they'd be like you get
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five pieces a day and you know what I mean? like uh or or they would they would take the candy, give the child
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some of the candy and be like, "Okay, you can eat that whenever you want." And then the rest of this is going
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>> Yeah. >> I just got to keep my bag or whatever I used. >> Yeah. >> In my room. Is that what you're saying?
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>> Yeah. Yeah. I would never experience where where the candy was taken from me and I wasn't allowed to to consume all
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of it. Yeah, >> I now I was that parent. I the boys would go out trick-or-treating and then
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in fairness they sometimes went out trick-or-treating like multiple times, >> right?
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>> So they were getting gobs and gobs of candy cuz you know when when I was younger, when you were younger, you'd go
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out one time and that was it. >> One time. >> And now it's like the well um we'd go
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out and then maybe one of our, you know, one of our friends would go, "Hey, when's your trickor treat? we'll go to
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your towns. And so, you know, it'd be group of parents and it was a lot more fun because you're hanging out with the
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parents and and drinking some hot chocolate or coffee or whatever, walking around with the kids and they're just
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goofing off and having a good time and you're not really paying attention. You're just talking with the parents and
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then they go, "Hey, why don't you guys come over to our place tomorrow and we'll go trick-or-treating in our area,
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>> right?" >> Okay, sure. And then like sun Saturday the the town is doing a spooky um
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village downtown and you know so >> I would pull the candy back and then >> but these kids were freaks anyways
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because they weren't like >> snackers, >> you know? So I'd just be like, "Hey, uh
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give me your bag or your your pumpkin or whatever your candy's in. If you want something, let me know." Mhm.
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>> And every it would be like every few days, I want to get some of my candy. Okay. And they'd take a bunch of stuff
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and go to their room. But >> but maybe that's why I have a issue with it cuz when I get if I buy uh I don't
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like to buy candy and keep it in my house cuz I I'll eat it. >> That's that's why I gave away all the
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extra. >> I don't I mean I like to trickor treat as a kid. I don't like it so much as an adult. As
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an adult, I prefer to stay home and pass out the candy rather than walking around. Um,
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>> and the kids that I'm walking around with, they're quite little and they don't want to do the walking themselves,
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so I'm carrying children the whole time, which is a it's it's a [ __ ] And then I
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have to go up to the door. I don't want to go up to the door. I'm >> I'm old. I you know, I'm past going up.
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>> It does help. It will help you get your steps in for the day. >> That's true. But that's other than that
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not no reason to go out. And uh yeah, and I just I I don't know why I enjoy passing out the candy.
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>> Me too. >> And I really enjoyed like knowing like, oh, it's it's beggars night tonight.
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Call it what you want to call it. And I enjoyed that. But it was the first time I I mean I lived in a house before. I
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can't remember if I lived there during Halloween time, but we were so far out in the middle of nowhere that we didn't
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do anything. >> Mhm. >> So, it was the first time to like actually own a house and and you know,
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you take pride in your house and go, "Okay, I was trick-or-treating and and there's not a lot of kids in my
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neighborhood." But I I I felt bad for him because it seemed like some people weren't passing out candy and and it was
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also sprinkling and then I think it like started raining pretty hard and I just thought what a crappy night for these
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kids. >> Well, and the polite thing to do is if you're not going to participate in
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passout candy is turn all your lights off. >> Yeah. And what I like to do is um I I
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would bring my, you know, the little fire pit or outdoor fireplace. >> Yeah. >> I would always bring that around to the
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front yard, put it in the front yard and burn an a fire. >> Um and then turn on a bunch of lights
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and then usually I put on a um some music on that's loud enough inside that you can hear it outside. Yeah.
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>> I sit on the front porch and drink pumpkin beer and pass out uh candy. That's
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That's a fantastic night. >> Hey kids. >> Well, if you have enough lights on and
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you got like a little fire and you got like some festive festive things going on, it's inviting to the kids cuz some
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of the kids are a little weary, which they should be of of approaching a stranger's home.
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>> Um, so I like to put on some things and make it a little more fun, a little more
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inviting for especially for the little ones that are some of the little kids are terrified. remember the I can't
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remember what Kramer was doing, but Kramer would do a thing where he's like getting food ready and he's like going
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to watch a show or something at Jerry's apartment cuz Jerry's gone. He's kind of
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like dancing around like an idiot. >> Mhm. >> He's all excited. That's how I was last
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year before Trickor Treat was I was getting out my big skull. It's a a big skull bowl and I was getting that out
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and putting the candy in and setting it up right outside my garage. And then I had um the monster mash on,
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>> right? >> You know, it was a mash, >> which you know, >> it was a monster mash.
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>> That song is good enough you can play it any time of year. [laughter] >> I love that song. Um
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you can I give you a suggestion? Here's what I would suggest. You were talking about fullsize candy bars at one time.
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>> Yeah, I've been thinking about that. >> It's That's kind of cool. The only issue
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I take with that is if you get a kid that that doesn't like the full size that you chose.
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Um >> I was going to get an assortment. >> Yeah, cuz I used to do I did full size
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one year, but then what I've gone back to is I go back to the fun size, but I get a whole bunch of different kinds.
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put them in the put them in a bucket or or in something and I and I just tell the kid take a handful.
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>> Oh yeah. Yeah. That's what I was doing after like the once I realized like it
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was probably 15 20 minutes of no kids. >> Mhm. >> And it's only like a 2hour window. So
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then I was going well I got all this candy. So when they come up I just say take a handful and if they want it I
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take a handful myself and then put it in their bag. So >> I feel I feel like we went longer when
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we were kids. >> Oh yeah. I think because also think. >> Yeah, but I also think we didn't like
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wait for the real start time. Like I feel I feel like we cuz I remember half of my trick-or- treat being in the It
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was still light out. Like I feel like you get home from school and half hour later you're putting on your costume and
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you're going out. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know, maybe by 4:30, 5:00 you're already out and rolling. And I And
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nowadays it's what, like 6:00 to 8? >> Yeah. Probably >> 6:00 to 7:30, something like that.
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>> Yes. Yeah. I think it's at least 2 hours. I'm sure it's different in every county and and all that stuff. Do you
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But do you remember the last time you went >> trick-or-treating like as a kid? >> Yeah. So, this is kind of weird because
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some people are going to be like, "Wow, you were, you know, how some people do it way too way too old and other people
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stop way too early." Um, the last time I went trick-or-treating, I would have been in seventh grade.
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>> And I I can remember that because I remember the the people I went around with. Now, I didn't go trick-or-treating
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in sixth grade. I thought I was too old, >> so I didn't go. And it was actually I
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probably wouldn't have gone in seventh grade based off of my age, but a buddy of mine had like this brilliant idea.
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And I was always one of those kids that either, you know, like my mom was super involved in a good way, but many years
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she chose what I was for Halloween. >> She just didn't feed you, >> right? And then there was a couple times
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that I chose what I was going to be for Halloween, but didn't like didn't really
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have mom's backing, so it wasn't like she didn't really help out with the costume really well.
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>> Right. >> So, um, my friend in seventh grade said, and I believe it was his idea. It's
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funny when you look back on these things and then you talk to these people and they're like, "No, that was your idea."
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>> Right. Right. >> But I'm going to give him credit for this. And I thought it was a brilliant
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idea. And I only went trick-or-treating because of I wanted to dress up. He suggested to be Hans and Fron from
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Saturday Night Live. >> Yeah. >> And it was a super easy costume to do. All we each purchased or maybe we
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already had them was just a gray sweatsuit, you know, pants and shirt sweatuit and the weightlifter belt and
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the weightlifting gloves. And then we stuffed the we stuffed some stuff underneath our shirts to make us look
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big and strong. And we both had buzz cuts, you [snorts] know, remember like every boy in our grownup had a buzz
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haircut, right? >> And Hans and Fron have the the buzz cut. So it was so easy to do. And it was
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funny because we would do the voice and we would do the clap and the point when we would get to people's doors and the
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the parents thought it was freaking hilarious, >> right? Because they're big into
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Saturday, >> right? So the kids, most of the kids didn't know who the hell we were, but
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the parents knew it. >> Hans and France, >> we're here to >> kill me now and believe me later.
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>> We're here to pump you up. Yo. Oh, you I love when they're He's doing yoga. Oh,
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you girly man. [laughter] >> Uh what do you What was your last trick or treat? >> I I'm not really for sure, but I I think
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it was a time >> probably middle school. It feels like that's the cut off, right?
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>> Yeah. I want to say it was like I want to say it was sixth grade and and I could be wrong. I could have I
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could Here's what I can't remember is there was a picture that was taken. My mother took a picture like, "Oh, your
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friends came over and you're you're going to go trick-or-treating." But it was one of those times where like your
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mother also thinks that you're too old to go, >> right? >> They're not saying that you can't go.
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They're just saying, "We're not going to we're not going to put the effort into helping you go."
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>> And um so there's this picture and but the weird thing about the picture is there's there's four people in the
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picture, but two two of them are have passed on now, which is kind of strange >> to think of of two kids your age,
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>> right? uh you know, passing on. But I can't remember if it was that time that
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that was my last time or if there was another time because both times it was like
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don't really have an idea for a costume. Let's just put on a mask with a hoodie.
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>> That That's what I was going to say. >> And you're doing no effort. I might have
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gone. Yeah, I I may have gone in sixth grade and because I know for certain in fifth grade and maybe in sixth grade as
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well. I thought I was too old or my parents thought I was too old, something like that. But then there were other
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neighborhood kids my age or older and they're like, "Yeah, I just wear the same mask every year,
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>> right?" >> And I put on a hoodie and walk around with a a pillowcase and fill it up and
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and >> which Yeah. >> And a bunch of the kids did that. They had one mask that they kept in a closet
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somewhere and wore it year after year and just they were just in it for the candy.
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>> I forgot about that. That was the big thing. Like I was noticing at like the grocery stores how when we were younger
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there would be just a orange pumpkin bucket. Now there's orange >> you'd walk around with and fill it up
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with candy. >> Yeah. But now there's like a Now they'll sell like a orange pumpkin, a a purple
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pumpkin. They'll sell uh uh a Frankenstein head thing. They they they make specialty bags.
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>> We were walking around with >> pillowcases. >> Yeah, >> pillow cases. And I mean, there was like
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one kid that was I don't know, maybe his parents were billionaires or something,
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but they had a he had like a glow-in-the-dark um bucket that was Halloween like it
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like a Frankenstein green head >> that glow in that would glow in the dark when he walked around. And um some of
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the kids would carry flashlights. You remember that? >> Yeah. Well, I do remember that.
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Our thought was, well, we're older now and trick-or- treat is kind of stupid and we didn't go to the old
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neighborhood. We went to the newer section because the houses were closer and we thought we'd get more candy.
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Well, let's just go. It's almost like before we went, nobody wanted to go and then we started going and we got like
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three blocks in and we kind of talked like jokingly. You know how kids do. You act like
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you're really tough. Well, here's what we should do. We should go three blocks and after three blocks is just steal a
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couple kids bags. >> Yeah. I never did this. Not that I was an angel, but I never stole any of the
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uh candy from anybody. >> Well, it was so funny because I want to say that our group started off
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bigger and then got smaller cuz you know how sometimes you run into your other friends and then you go, "Oh, let's all
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go together." >> Yeah. >> But like I said, we're probably out for about 15 minutes. It was still light out
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outside. And then I think one of my friends said, "Yeah, well, we could always grab a
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kid's bag or something." And we all kind of, you know, we've been joking about it
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all day, like, "Yeah, we're going to go trick-or-treating and once we get bored,
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we'll just steal a couple bags, >> right?" >> And then it and then somebody brought it
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up. Well, I guess we could steal somebody's bag. And then we were just we felt we kind of looked at each other
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like that is so stupid, >> right? >> And why would we do that? And so the next the funny thing was like there was
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no there was no speaking there was no it was just the next kid that came up like
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the next group of kids we we we all there was like maybe three of us now and three of them and we said do you guys
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want our candy and these three kids were like what and we dumped all our candy in
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their bags. So, we went from talking trash all day about stealing kids bags to just giving up our candy.
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>> Well, and you know, I feel like the Halloween trickor treat shenanigans really went on late at night and I
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don't, like I said, I didn't partake in any of that. And it's not because I was an angel. I used to love my favorite
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thing about Halloween back then and still to this day, they don't do it as much. It used to be Overboard back then.
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>> Every freaking TV show had a Halloween special back then. Like they had a Halloween themed
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uh they would do their regular show, regular sitcom, but it would either be they would either make it scary or they
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would make it Halloween themed. >> Some great ones with the Simpsons. >> Yeah. And I loved that as a kid. So like
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after after it started to get dark, you know, all the good shows came on at like
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8:00 and later. I wanted to be home by 8 so I could see the Halloween themed uh sitcoms and TV. Roseanne used to do a
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good one. I remember that. Um and like you said, The Simpsons is probably the best.
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>> Well, I always like to watch The Great Pumpkin >> or sometimes they'd put on a scary
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movie. >> You know, Halloween would be on or um you would get the TV version of Nightmare on Elm Street, something like
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that. I always I wanted that. Uh that that was my favorite part of Halloween. >> I hope they start doing uh kind of what
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they do at Christmas time where like TBS will like play the Christmas story all day.
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>> Mhm. >> It It would be kind of cool. Well, I guess trick-or- treat is different night
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for everybody, but it would be kind of cool if they had just different Halloween shows that were like looped um
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as you pick Yeah. as you passed out the candy >> to all the kids. I will say, and this is going to be very
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late, um, but I a couple weeks ago I saw Halloween Halloween. I saw it chapter 2.
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>> Yeah. I haven't seen it yet. >> Um, so here's was my thoughts. It the fir, you know, the first one.
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>> Yeah. >> Chapter one was very good. Chapter 2 blew chapter one out of the water, man. Chapter 2 is so good.
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>> See, I heard it was just they like chap I heard a lot of people like chapter one
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better >> because it was the kids. >> Yeah, >> there was some cheesy stuff because they
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are adults. I thought chapter 2 was scarier from a um from a jump standpoint. All right.
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>> You know, where they where there's just like boom pop, you know? Uh, I I thought people were uh I saw it
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I like to see some of the scary movies in a theater because I like to see the people's reactions or hear their
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reactions throughout the movie. Um, I thought people were were reacting more to chapter 2 than they did chapter 1.
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>> Uh, I thought the story portion was better. Um, the acting was great. Um, what's that one dude uh that we like so
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much? Um, >> Bill Hater, >> he was fantastic. He's fantastic in it. I didn't know that he was going to fit
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in that well, but yeah, the um so but but by now it's the movie's been out for a month or so.
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>> Well, but back to this, you know, like I said, it it felt like um my last Halloween or the last beggars's night,
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last trickor treat. It it felt like uh what's that show called? the wonder years. That's what it felt like
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>> in the moment. It felt like that like like you were aware this is something that's over like after tonight.
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>> It was like you know we went and we got bored >> and you know and then the scene would
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have been um you know he would have said and and then Kevin said we should steal
00:29:44
these kids trick-or- treat bags. And without it without without even talking, we handed over our our candy to
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the next little kids that came. >> And we realized that this time has passed and we are we're now too old for
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this and we're approaching adulthood or whatever. Or we're closer to to the people that are we're closer to becoming
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um the the people that pass out the candy than the people that go around and get it. But it was just one of those
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moments where in that moment it's nostalgic, >> right? >> And and it but it's happen. It's
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happening. So yeah, I need to see it too, though. I uh I'll probably wait till it comes out. Is it out on rental
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yet? >> I don't think so because I just saw it in the theater in the um I Well, I can tell you when I
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saw it. I saw it like September 7th, I believe. H >> was when I saw it in the theater and
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that's wrong. I completely lied to you. >> Yeah, I >> liar, liar, pants on fire.
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>> Saw it. I I saw it midepptember. That's what we know. >> I'm looking up uh because I looked it
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up. I wanted to make sure that it was called the Great Pumpkin and not the Great Pumpkin Show because where I used
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to teach guitar lessons at uh Circleville, Ohio has a pumpkin festival that is a week long.
00:31:15
>> Pumpkin show. >> It's called the pumpkin show and they shut down the whole city, right?
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>> And I remember like the first year of teaching there, I went, "Okay, well, uh,
00:31:29
how long is this event?" Oh, it's all week. Uh, okay. Well, we should still have lessons, right? No, they don't even
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go to school that way. >> Go to school, which is crazy. Can you imagine like if that would be great if
00:31:41
you're a kid there because you get out of school for a whole week. >> Mhm. >> My where I live,
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they shut down the schools for two days on a Thursday, Friday for a horse race. [laughter]
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And I didn't I didn't go down there. Um, but I've heard that it's just a kind of
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a real [ __ ] show down there that everybody's that everybody's just kind of drinking in the streets and drunk for
00:32:11
two days straight. Um, I I don't know why I've never been able to go down there and experience it because I always
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have some conflicting thing going on uh at the same time. But one of these days,
00:32:23
Captain, >> you're going to get drunk with the kids. Well, not with children. I'm going But
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I'll be out in the streets, >> but they're not going to have school, so they're going to be
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>> That's true. They're probably They're probably drunk, too. >> Well, I I had to play a gig one time
00:32:36
during the pumpkin show and they have these parades with marching bands and stuff every day. And [snorts] uh so I
00:32:45
was playing this gig and I had to park really far away and I was wheeling my my gear and I just asked somebody, "Where's
00:32:52
such and such bar?" And they go, "It's right over there." And the parade was happening,
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>> right? >> But I was running late, so I had to like marching band went and I'm pushing my
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stuff [laughter] through the parade. >> And these kids probably went, "Oh god, what a loser." At least wave to the
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people so they think you're part of it. >> I think [music] [music]