Let's do it. Let's go. Wake up every morning with Sarah and

Vinnie. In the hell.

Allison 973. Did you buy way too much Halloween candy or end up?

Yes. Yes.

Way too few trick or treaters. Yes.

Didn't didn't give it all away. Yes.

Here's the good news. Candy is a pretty good shelf life.

But it's not infinite. There are types of candy.

You got to know what chocolate candy if it's unopened.

You got a year. So we could use this stuff.

Here's the thing though. Don't put it in your attic to keep it away from the kids because

that is you got to put that someplace stable. Oh, nice and cool.

Yeah, nice and cool. I mean, fridge if you can, but if you put it in a fridge,

you're going to see it all the time. You need to put that thing in.

I can't. Well, and the space in the fridge is limited.

Yeah, premium. You can't just go put in something in there for a year.

Right. Dark chocolate lasts up to two years.

For opened bags of loose chocolate candy, cut those timelines in half.

So for example, I, I used to buy, I haven't done it for a while,

those big M&M jugs. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I could just go in and grab a little handful like six or five or six of them.

And then, but they're open. That is now. Right.

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