Trick or treat it's one more thing.

I'm strong and giddy.

One more thing.

Before we talk a little Halloween on this day before Halloween came across this tweet which I thought was funny.

This guy said,

I live in constant fear that Trump will deport my Latina mother-in-law who lives at 1837

3rd Street, Los Angeles, 90023. Blue House, she gets off work at six.

That's pretty funny. That is really good.

So you see he doesn't like his mother-in-law.

He would like her to be a part, you know, okay, you got that.

I get it now. His initial fear was actually a mask he was wearing.

Yeah, a deception.

He was trying to hide, he was trying to hide the fact that he doesn't even prefer his mother-in-law be around.

Good. I'll know what I would do without you guys, not understand the thing.

Oh, yeah. We got something Halloween there Michael before I talk Halloween. Yeah my wife and I now I

I like the regular trick-or-treating where you take kids to the houses but we participated for the first time

in what's called a trick-or-trunk. Sure. And that's very popular now where a bunch of cars you open up your trunk

you fill it with candy and all all built over the completely

manufactured fake scare that has been going on for decades that it's too dangerous to go

door to door but anyway so we were kind of curious we went ahead and it was at our church and so we you know it was a nice family event.

What we found though was it was amazing to us. You had the little kids are really cute and it's just fun. But then there were some families where the adults are here to grab candy.

And it was just, it's amazing the number of people that they bring a little kid is like they're helping the adults are grabbing

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