Maybe you change your mind, what too many times?

Over and over again, over again, over and over again.

Baby you change your mind, oh too many times, over and over again, over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us. I'm Sidney McElroy.

And I'm Taylor Spurrow.

Well, Tay, we have finally left spooky season.

But.

Ah, R-I-P.

I know.

I feel like we wrung every drop of Halloween joy and terror out of it that we could.

At least on this podcast, we did do that. We finished up, our final like hallow weekend was first of all, we had the schools, no, the night before was trick-or-treat.

Our trick-or-treat here in Huntington was on Thursday night, not on Halloween.

Right.

I don't know why. It had been on Halloween forever, and it got moved to Thursday. And to give you

some context, here in Huntington, the weather on Thursday night was cold and rainy. The weather

on Friday night, the actual Halloween night, was not quite as cold, cool, but not quite as cold and not rainy.

So there was a lot of anger.

Well, they do that to try to stop the shenanigans, right?

Like if it's, if it's on a non-school night it's a very it

feels like a very 1950s idea like the kids will stay out later and they'll they'll they'll

egg the houses it's only six to eight nobody's out later than eight the porch lights all all go off at

eight and uh the other reason that they moved it is that there's friday night football high school football and they didn't want it to interfere

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