Trick or Treating DC

[Anonymous]

You guys get trolled so easily. 🤣

[Anonymous]

Small town Michigan was and is still the Saturday night before Halloween. Nobody wants to deal with tired, sugar-hungover kids the next morning at school or trying to get them there. And it allowed for trick of treating to go from 4 pm to whenever the porch lights turn off because they're out of candy, frequently well after 8 pm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Small town Michigan was and is still the Saturday night before Halloween. Nobody wants to deal with tired, sugar-hungover kids the next morning at school or trying to get them there. And it allowed for trick of treating to go from 4 pm to whenever the porch lights turn off because they're out of candy, frequently well after 8 pm.

If you're a small town it's a lot easier to coordinate everything. It's more complicated in big suburban neighborhoods.


Also the whole point of Halloween is getting to stay out late one night a year and then be a sugared up gremlin in the next day and I don't know why people need to get their panties in a twist about it. You are absolutely welcome to opt out of trick-or-treating if that's not something you want to participate in just keep your lights off and don't do it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have always heard of these mythical places where it isn't held on Halloween but I've never actually known anyone in real life who trick or treated on a different day.

My small hometown in Ohio does it the Sunday afternoon before Halloween, unless Halloween falls on a weekend. It’s from 2-4:00pm. Totally lame.

In the middle of the day? That is majorly lame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are in Fairfax, but our school system just sent out a warning about Rainbow-colored fentanyl pills. It’s important to be on the lookout this Halloween.