Coming up, we're going to talk about the best and worst of this year's Halloween Horror Nights on this week's episode of the Disunplugged Universal Edition. I'm your host Craig, and I am joined along by my co-host, Rhino. Hello. Hello. How are you doing

this week, Rhino? Oh, I was a little under the weather. I feel like I'm on my way to recovery now,

so better. Good. Good. You definitely sound a little snuffy, but I just assume it's because you've been crying over the fact

that Halloween is coming to an end. I have been very emotional, yes. Yes. It's okay. It's okay.

Christmas is coming right on its heels, so we can all be glad about that. But I am sad, too,

that Halloween is quickly coming to a close. And that's why we are making this

our final episode about Halloween Horror Nights for the rest of this year, unless they make an

announcement. Of course, we'll go ahead and throw it in. But ultimately, you know, one weekend

left in the event, yeah, we're going to end up going back, maybe once or twice more, and maybe our opinions would change slightly. But I think it's pretty

much locked in place at this point. It's an event that I don't think really shifted a lot for

me this year. It kind of stayed right where it was in my mind after the first couple weeks and didn't necessarily get

better or worse just kind of remained the same the more I went. So yeah, I feel like,

I feel like it's it's time to bring Halloween to a close this year. I know you don't want it,

but we have to. Wait, are you saying Halloween ends?

Yes, it does. Halloween usually kills, but this year Halloween ends.

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