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Uh, pumpkins. I forgot to think of something.

Our resident every cool Sam's goals. Uh, hello. Guys, I'm curious what your Halloween

decoration situation is because I'm feeling really below average and I need, I need help.

This is a same question entirely. All I have, my grandparents sent me a card that was

doubled as a Halloween decoration. It was like a circle haunted house with like little bats

suspended beneath it. And so we hung that on our door. But we live in a locked building and are

definitely not going to get trigger treaters. Yeah, as a, as a homeowner, this is my second

Halloween. And so we've been really like leaning into it. We have a projector with like bats

against our wall. We have light strung up. We have like bones in the yard. When I was a kid or

in like a teen, I wanted to have like a spooky, really actually spooky house and scare people who

are walking up to it. It's way easier to just have a cute nice house with fun lights everywhere.

Yeah. But Missoula also doesn't have like a really prolific trick or treating scene except in

really doesn't. I don't know if this is like, if this is like a relic of when it used to be colder,

because now it's not even that cold. That's true because we don't need to work colds over their

costumes anymore. It's almost like things, something's making the, the planet warmer, what it feels like.

But yeah, we really, like, I can expect like three trick or treaters a year. Yeah, that's a

best. Which kind of bumps me out. It's a waste. I look when, I see people walk by my house, I look

at the window and when they don't look at my decorations, I'm just like, what's wrong with you?

At least look over there. I need you to enjoy this. I didn't do this for my own enjoyment. I can't

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