Quick disclaimer on this video, I got a bit of a cold, so I'm sorry if I sound

horse or a bit stuffy. Hopefully I'll be back to normal soon.

Welcome to R-Slash Choosing Beggars, where a Karen becomes enraged about free candy.

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This next post is an email from a Facebook group for non-profit directors.

Subject, Parade Disappointment, Dear OP, I've withheld this email for two weeks,

but after recently attending another local parade, I couldn't help but feel overwhelming

disappointment about the such and such parade. My four children and I attend parades throughout

the Midwest. The candy selection that we experience at each parade is a source of joy for my family.

It's something that we look forward to each year. However, this year's parade did not provide

the candy selection that we are accustomed to seeing and expect to see. There were no full-size

candy bars handed out by any of the floats. In fact, several floats handed out candy that no one

likes. One float even had the audacity to hand out mints. We were most surprised by the floats that

handed out nothing and were shocked by one float that handed out ice cubes. Ice cubes are not candy.

Please take the time to vet parade floats prior to being allowed into the parade to make sure

that the candy quality and quantity is at an acceptable level. I expect to see this change prior

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