Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:15     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The problem is usually unsupervised kids. I usually leave a whole bowl out and one crappy 12 year old usually dumps the whole thing into their bag before the end of the night.


And yet, you still keep doing it!

SMH.

Do not candy shame me
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:14     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Just got a boy who looked maybe 3.5 or 4 years old. English wasn’t his first language, but he knew how to say “more.” He ended up taking two dozen pieces of chocolate. He was sooooo adorable!

That adorable little boy made my night!
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:14     Subject: Re:Rude Halloween manners
20007/20016 area. Fine young people. Well mannered. Creative costumes.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:08     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:The problem is usually unsupervised kids. I usually leave a whole bowl out and one crappy 12 year old usually dumps the whole thing into their bag before the end of the night.


And yet, you still keep doing it!

SMH.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:08     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:20853. Impressively polite children.


Also in 20853 - very polite, just surprised there aren’t more of them!
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 20:00     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:20853. Impressively polite children.


All polite in 22015, too (except the really tiny one who was too terrified to do anything, lol).
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:46     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
20853. Impressively polite children.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:44     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Zip code?


Op here and it doesn’t matter. Past years I have had super sweet, cute and polite kids like you, PP. Maybe it’s just a streak of bad luck.


Or maybe it’s the zip code?

I’d blame the parents.

The only time in the last 25 years I’ve had a “rude” kid it was a 5 year old boy who literally shoved both hands in the candy bowl and took heaping fistfuls of candy as his mother gasped in horror and apologized profusely while admonishing him. I couldn’t stop laughing because it was shocking and hilarious.

I could hear the kid say to his mother as she dragged him away, “But she had Kit Kats and they’re my favorite!”

Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:42     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Are you giving out raisins?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:42     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
The problem is usually unsupervised kids. I usually leave a whole bowl out and one crappy 12 year old usually dumps the whole thing into their bag before the end of the night.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:39     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:Happy to report that all kids in AU park have been adorable and polite. Even complimenting the decorations, which are old school and homey


Apples falling far away from the tree.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:36     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Anonymous wrote:Zip code?


Op here and it doesn’t matter. Past years I have had super sweet, cute and polite kids like you, PP. Maybe it’s just a streak of bad luck.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:34     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Happy to report that all kids in AU park have been adorable and polite. Even complimenting the decorations, which are old school and homey
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:27     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
Zip code?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2023 19:26     Subject: Rude Halloween manners
I really sound like an old grouchy person, but I’m not. I really like kids and Halloween is my favorite holiday. I am shocked at how many rude kids have come by my house trying and actually yanking the bowl of candy away from me.