It’s funny how, when I was a kid, I thought rich people all gave out full sized bars. Now that I know you lot of scrooges, I know the really rich people were the ones giving out toothbrushes and carrot sticks.

I did one year because we got them super cheap.

Anonymous wrote:When I was a kid, that’s the only size we got! The little ones didn’t exist yet.

Yes, I’m old, haha! But I still think the little candy bars are kind of sad.

You must be REALLY old... in the early 70s, we still had 'penny candy" and "nickel candy" and all of those were small.

I'm giving out drugs and books of matches.

We give out full size bars and finger lights. If a kid wants a finger light instead of a full size bar, they can. We love doing it and the kids are so appreciative.

It's because these people are better, and richer, than you.

That's the only reason. I'm sorry you are boring and poor.

Why do they do that? Because they're awesome.

Anonymous wrote:Do you really think the kids aren’t going to get enough? Do you think this makes you appear generous? It’s so unnecessary.

I have just Googled "person in charge of what other people do for Halloween" and that person does not exist. There is a job opening for you PP.

Anonymous wrote:You're right, OP!!! I'm giving out toothbrushes and apple slices this year!!!

I hope the apple slices are organic.

Why do people give out candy when they could just give out vegetables?

Wow OP you are a downer!

We have a full box that we hold back for younger kids and kids we know aren' as able to walk the full neighborhood.

For kids that’s like hitting the lottery! So thrilling!

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Anonymous wrote:The gigantic box of them were on sale at Costco.

OP here. That’s the only reply so far that makes sense. Thank you.

No it’s the only answer that is acceptable to you. Ms Halloween Killjoy.

Because theyre better than you, OP...

Anonymous wrote:Full sized candy bars are the Holy Grail of trick-or-treating. Why not make a kid's evening, if you have the means?

Exactly this! My kids still talk about the 1 house in our old neighborhood that gave out full sized candy bars.