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And it's convenient, you got low-cost parking five bucks a day. And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show. Thank you, Lincoln Park. It's Kay Rock. We are Klein Alley Show. Lots of things to give you this morning. I can't believe that, All, you even have to ponder this, this question that

you're asking right now. And I think it's that time of the week that a lot of people are trying to map out what's our plan to maximize candy slash good candy in the trick-or-treating on Friday. And I said what would happen. I said there was a chance it would happen. And now there is going to be a baseball game happening peak trick-or-treating time.

So it is going to be a baseball game happening peak trick-or-treating time. It's going to be happening. So it is going to be a game on Friday night at 5 o'clock? Yeah, it's going to be five our time, 8 o'clock Canadian time. So that's going to be going on for, you know, who knows? These games go, as we've learned, these games go anywhere from three hours to 19 hours to 19 hours going to be a lot of unpresent parents there's going to be a lot of on i actually am contemplating for the first time ever just sending them out with a flashlight and saying we'll see you when you get back fun yeah that's a real scare of halloween right there yeah you kids gonna get kidnapped so a lot of people that were originally going to do the trick-or-treating now are going to be,

I'll just sit home by the TV with a bowl of candy.

Unfortunately, my kid's a little young to be unsupervised. Three, I think, is enough. They can fend for themselves. And other countries, kids have jobs by them. So we don't really have trick-or-treaters in our area. We are not in a neighborhood where people really decorate all that much.

I was told when we moved in, don't bother buying candy.

I've lived here for 15 years. I've never had a trick-or-treater come by. So we have to choose what neighborhood we're going to go to because we can't trick-or-treat in our own. Now last year, there's a neighborhood that's like within walking distance that has not you know houses that are decorated and stuff that's

what we did last year but this year a friend of ours said hey we live right next to a gated community

where they have quote full sizers full sizers and we are we were invited house i don't i didn't

grill about whether it's every house or anything like that

but she's that's the only that's the only follow-up question you should have asked every house

for gated community for one house it's doing full-sizers so they don't live in the gated community

but they are near it so they have a neighbor that is in the gated

community and said you guys should come on via you know you have to be on a list or something in order

to get into that area so the question is like a guard tower or something right by the gate you can't

just go in there sometimes they have a guard sometimes a little code you can use someone can slip

you can't walk in but you can't drive in. You can just jump over

the gate and then say it's part of your costume. Yeah, but this is early situation. She said it would start at 5 o'clock. And so it would be fully light out still, but at least you're walking around and you're getting, quote, good trick or treating, you know, and you're getting full-sized candy bars. But for me, I feel like

that's kind of cheating. Like, just because I'm invited to a super nice neighborhood to get full-size

candy bars, I kind of, and then I'm going to go back and still go to my own neighborhood one. Then is it

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