Hey, everybody. It is October 31st Halloween on the Mo News podcast. I'm Oshuununu.

Happy Halloween, everybody. I am Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

And where we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Jill, what's the costume this year?

For me, nothing. For my daughter, she's going as roomy from K-pop Demon Hunters.

And my son, who I don't know if he totally grasps what Halloween is, he wants to go as Grayson.

He wants to go as himself. He said regular clothes.

Is it chip off the old block? Jill's going as herself. Grayson's going as himself. He said regular clothes. He's a chip off the old block. Jill's going as herself.

Grayson's going as himself. I was not into Halloween as a kid either. I just like was like,

this dress up thing's not for me. Someone who is in a Halloween and dressing up is my daughter already

at age two. She's already been Madeline from the books. She has been a sock hopper from the 1950s with a poodle skirt.

And today she rolls out her doctor's costume. She wanted to be a doctor. And the rest of us,

we have a family theme, Jill. We will all go as various prescriptions. She can write.

Okay, most of what is your prescription?

Jill, I will go as a prescription for coffee,

you know, the thing that many parents need as they raise young children. Right. As many sleep-deprived

parents just cherish that first cup of coffee in the morning and maybe a second or a third as the day

goes on. I do want to mention as we talk about sleep or lack thereof,

it is time to fall back. So a PSA here, remember to set your clocks back, if anyone even does

that anymore, by one hour, technically on Sunday at 2 a.m. or just do it before you go to bed,

or everything's automatic now. But this officially ends

daylight saving time and it's a return to standard time. Yes, our semi-annual switch here.

We had hopes, Joel, and we still have hopes, that we might end this sometime soon. Remember,

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