Hey guys, before we even start this week's episode, we wanted to make a big announcement.

Boston fans, we hope you don't have any other plans on Halloween night because

Martini's in murder is coming to the Wilbur on Thursday, October 31st for a very special

live Halloween show. So you can come and costume, but no props, like wands or swords, you will not be able to enter.

But we are so excited to be coming to Boston for the first time.

Tickets are standard $27 or if you want to meet us and take a photo with us, you can have the VIP

meet and greet ticket and that is $62. But you can buy tickets at bit.ly slash

mm Boston or you can just click in the link in our show notes or any of our social media accounts.

By now you should know where to find us. We hope to see you there. This is late breaking news.

So no one else is on this part of the podcast, but we're going to get back into the regular show now.

But please, if you're in the Boston area, come see us on Halloween night. It's going to be spooky and fun.

Hi everyone. The chill is in the end. Is it though? Like we were just talking last week, like October is not always super.

Yeah, but it's a mild. It is not really human. Yeah, that's all I care about. That's true. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. The humidity.

I you know what I used to love humidity. I don't love it as much anymore. No, but the Halloween candy is out and full of fact.

Let me tell you I was just going to say I saw Halloween candy the day after July 4th this year.

And I was like, stop at Dwayne Reed. You're doing too much. I thought mid August and I was like, please, please.

Please, God. I just don't get it. I don't know if it's like, you know, parents and families like planning their Halloween that early,

but I don't know. But also like candy sold all year round. It's not like sure. It's not like Christmas cookies that are like it's

it fucking can't it's a snickers. Yeah, you're making a great point. Listen, obviously we hate all this. Well, I'm just saying don't force us into

an October if it's August or July. Well, you know, I know you love a pumpkin spice. I do. I wanted to ask you if you get into the

pumpkin spice craze. No, no, no, no, no, no, okay, that's that. Okay, that's that. Yeah, it's it. Even though I think a lot of people associate

pumpkin spice lattes with lesbians, I've heard this stereotype before. I don't know why I don't know if it's like a strong female thing.

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