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Halloween came and went. We did, we got, it was all right because my wife, or not my wife, my daughter and her grandfather came over with my grandson last night and they took me, they had a golf cart. And so we didn't have to walk anywhere. It was the first time in my whole life that we could all get on board and just go from house to house and watch our grandson, you know, get his candy and whatever, trick or treat. And that was pretty cool. But my grandson, he's not, he likes Halloween, but he's not, he's not really a real go getter at it. And we did maybe 10, 12 houses and he had a small bag of candy. He says, you know what? I got enough. Let's go, let's go home. So it was interesting, you know, me when I was a kid, man, I'd go after that candy. We would, we would, we would try to hit houses twice if we could get our year supply. And then he got a few Kit Kats and he was happy. There wasn't really a lot of people around and we maybe saw a hundred other trick or treaters out on the streets in our neighborhood. So you know, that wasn't too bad. When they came to our house, not the trick or treaters, but when we came and we left the door open and all the trick or treaters started coming and showing up on our doorstep, even with the lights off, my wife had made sure we had plenty of Rice Krispie treats and things like that to give out to the ones that were bold enough to come up to our house when all the lights are off. Right. So anyhow, that's basically it for this round. I'll turn it back to that control. KB0MAI. Okay. And I did write an exclusive for you guys on the screen if you want to read your screens. If you need to check in that way, you certainly can. I was kind of inspired by a few things. I was talking to my friend Debbie yesterday. You know what she wanted us to do for Halloween evening was she wanted us to parade around as older teenagers and go trick or treating. And then I was like, I could buy a lot more candy than you can get that way. Forget it. I'm not doing that. She said, we're little enough that we could pull it off. And she said, she wanted to find somebody crazy enough that would do it because usually most people don't go with her notions. Well, I could see why. That's insane. That's insane. How would we look if we ever pulled that? I would hope not. Okay. Well, that's not to me. All right. So, I mean, I would just hope not. So I'm thinking that that'll kill a couple of rounds. You can answer whenever you want. I'll ask on the next round as well. So I did put it up on the screen. Yeah. She was like, she was like, come on, let's go. Right. She knows I'll do mostly anything. She has, she's Marcia's sister. Like I really like her, but no, no, that's funny. It is kind of funny. Like I just trying to imagine. When was the last time I actually even went? I really was in my teen years. I don't knock on doors. We actually, you know, even with the lights off yesterday, we had one or two people ringing the bell, but I knew right away what it was for. My dad can't hear. So we, we want it pass. Of course we did hear a couple of, a couple of rings. Somebody rang the doorbell once or twice, despite the fact that we weren't putting up candy, but yeah, I'm thinking like, well, if not today, definitely within a few days, places like city Mart and a few others will be getting rid of candy. So I could get tons of it and, and that's why I'm Gabby's missing childhood. Well, you know, and you look, it wasn't really allowed in my house either. I just don't think I'm regressing back to that, but Hey, be my guest. That's what you want to do. Bill over to you. Second one on the list. Y'all got four names. So go ahead.
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