Welcome in to this week's edition, Real Conversations,

Jake's more Ben Kratik here with you.

It is one Halloween Friday as we're recording just after 11 o'clock,

a.m.

As all the trigger trainings get ready to go, got the candy ready.

I wiped out the candy bowls yesterday, preparing for some people coming over today.

I think I've talked about this.

I kind of got, I guess, it's what you call it a tradition.

We've done it three, four years in a row.

We make some soups and chilies and stuff and got some folks to come over and hang out, just kind of in and out of the house for a Halloween as hundreds of kids converge on my neighborhood and down my street and hand out all the candy as we are here with another Halloween. That's not going to be the majority of our talk today at all,

but that is what is going on, Ole Miss in South Carolina one day away as.

Well, Ben, are you going to get trigger-treaters tonight?

Are you going to be out at a football game?

Are you more the guy who would rather like walk around with the kids?

Or would you rather stay at the house and hand out the candy where do we where do we stand on this man that's that's that's kind of a loaded question like i did like it i like we used to you know get a trailer and hook up the four or you know the gator and pull the kids and i did it was fun you know but again then they got a little bit older and stressed me out because there were so many kids running around.

And, you know, you're trying to take care of 15 kids.

But, you know, where we live, our street, we don't get a lot of trick-or-treaters because I don't think people know the way, the where we live.

It's like it's in a dead end so i think the street ends before it does

because it kind of keeps curving very sharply so we might get a couple trick or treaters

but we've never gotten a you know a buttload and um i mean we might get to where we live so um

oh that's it yeah that's it yeah we just where we live it's it um, oh, that's it.

Yeah,

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