What's up guys? Welcome back to the pod. Happy, happy Halloween. We have a very spooky episode for you today. Very scary. I was so scared that I needed Lucas here with me because today is a very spooky day. Lucas, happy Halloween. Thank you for being here today. It's one of your favorite holidays. I love Halloween. I know one of my favorite too. I feel people are very split on it.

I actually, you would think that I would like it because of the dressing up. And I do like that

aspect of it. But I like it because it's a holiday that everybody participates in. It's not

religious. And so everybody can, there's like no drama about it, you know? Like, there's just

nothing. Like everybody, everybody can do it. And it's a it you know like there's just nothing like everybody

everybody can do it and it's a nice um fun thing for kids to do and even though i'm actually scared

of kids in some in some ways i my heart gets so full when i hand out candy and especially being in

new york i feel like new york is probably the best city in the world for Halloween like seeing the

kids it's like so cute today is a friday And I know the West Village and Tribeca and all those family neighborhoods are going to be popping with kids. And it's so cute. Crazy Halloween because it's people trick-or-treating, actual Halloween, but Friday night, adults are going out. Yeah. A lot of energy on the streets. It's going to be a big one. it's going to be a big one. Do you remember what age you stopped trick or treating? That's a really good question.

I can't remember. Adults are going out. Yeah. A lot of energy on the streets. It's going to be a big one. It's going to be a big one. Do you remember what age you stopped trick-or-treating?

That's a really good question.

I can't remember.

Like, what was that age where you're like, I can't really do the same more?

Like, I don't remember what that was, but it was like. Well, it was honestly kind of weird for me because in London, Halloween picked up steam a lot later.

When I was a super little kid, there was barely any recognition of it.

And then since... Because in London, Halloween picked up steam a lot later. When I was a super little kid, there was barely any recognition of it.

And then since everything's become more commercialized and globalized, I guess,

like it's so big now.

But back in the day, my mom was like, had costumes for us and no one really did it.

So I don't know.

I think like probably pretty young because I feel like you get self-conscious when you're a kid and you're like I don't want to.

See, I think that was the opposite because I grew up in a tiny little farm town in Vermont where

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