It's the radio segment that's given out pennies and old carrots to trick or treaters this year

Do not go to that house

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning and it's time for a very special Halloween edition of Care or Don't Care.

If you don't know how this works, I read a headline then go around the room and ask my co-host if they care to hear about it

if they do you're gonna get a treat in the form of a delicious story that's filled with

nugitty goodness and make your brain say, ooh! If they don't care, you're getting a bucket full of broccoli.

Raw. You're going to eat it and you're going to like it.

I like raw broccoli.

Is that weird?

Just chewing so much.

So let's get right to it with your first headline.

Is that a giant gourd in your pocket,

or are you just happy to see me? Care don't care.

All right, you know I love a big gourd, I care.

A 2,350 pound pumpkin called the Tiger King has been named the winning pumpkin at a

California competition known as the Super Bowl of pumpkins.

Over 2,000 pounds.

Travis Geinger from Minnesota is the man who grew the pumpkin.

He says he named it Tiger King after the Netflix special

because when the pumpkin was little,

he noticed it might have orange and white striped coloring.

Oh, I see. And this is the crazy thing. The pumpkin competition has a pay by the pound system,

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