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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

Normally at this time in our calendar, I would try and save you from slutty Halloween. But you know what? I give up. There's no fight in City Hall.

Halloween is like Vegas. For a lot of people, it's the only time they get to show cleavage and wear something up their butt and who am I to be a killjoy to keep that from happening.

So I went online trying to look for really stupid slutty costumes.

And then I realized like, I'm just, I'm slut shaming here.

Who am I to slut shame other than the mother of two teenage girls constantly begging them

to dress with some modesty so we maintain the good familial reputation. I don't know if that is

real. I don't know if that is still there. But as a mom, I fight the good fight every day, but I cannot fight the fight on your behalf.

So if you need to be a slutty Jeffrey Dahmer this Halloween season, who am I to slow you down?

I only got through one episode of Dahmer.

I don't know if you were able to watch this because it was so creepy.

And I think that is the brilliance of the show is that it is very, very difficult to convey that level of creepiness and to scare

people when nothing is happening. That is truly a gift. And Michael Scott's nephew, who plays

Jeffrey Dahmer, the guy who deserved a spanking, his soul must be damaged after playing that. I know he

had a really hard time and he was very anxious and, you know, had to confront some internal demons after that role.

And I could not get past the first episode, which means that people really, really love it because

somehow people have a higher tolerance for creepy things like that. And I just do not.

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