[ SECRET POST #6872 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6872 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Passing our ramen for Halloween

[philstar22]

Honestly, I feel like people giving out things that aren't candy (or maybe a toy or something else kids might like) is a little weird. Trick or treating is about kids. Sure, adults can do it and have fun too. But the focus is kids. If you don't want to give out something kids would like, maybe just don't give anything out?

Re: Passing our ramen for Halloween

[(Anonymous)]

I said I was also giving out candy? This is additional for people who may be losing SNAP benefits on Saturday.

Re: Passing our ramen for Halloween

[philstar22]

You are right. I'm sorry. I was not feeling well last night and really over exhausted, sorry for taking it out on you.

Re: Passing our ramen for Halloween

[(Anonymous)]

Wait a sec are you under the impression that kids don't love ramen???

Re: Passing our ramen for Halloween

[(Anonymous)]

I loved instant ramen when I was a kid. (And still do, tbh.) My mother wouldn't let us eat it often because she felt it was unhealthy. I don't know if I would've chosen it over say, chocolate (because I loved chocolate and also wasn't allowed sweets) but I certainly wouldn't have minded getting it.

Besides, ayrt said they had candy and were open to offering candy, so it's not an either/or thing. Your last comment seems unnecessarily snippy.