
Each of these children has put in enough effort to earn a treat, except one - the little one who is wasting everyone's time, perhaps deliberately.
Yesterday was Halloween and if you live in a suburban area you would have experienced trick-or-treating. Unless you’re some kind of angry hermit, you probably don’t mind the knock at the door and the chorus of children announcing their intention to strip you of anything with a sugar content above 50%. You might even send your own little scamps off on trick-or-treating adventures.
I’m all for fun. I don’t mind the concept of trick-or-treating, but yesterday proved to me that today’s kids wouldn’t know a trick-or-treat if it snuck up from behind dressed as Freddy Krueger and scared the living shit out of them. Call me an old stickler, but I thought that the idea of trick-or-treating was to put some effort into a suitably impressive costume, which earns you the right to knock door-to-door demanding treats. If the homeowner doesn’t pay up, then you perform a trick, some mildly irritating or inconvienient mischief.
Not these days. These days, what we experience is a watered-down, politically correct version of trick-or-treating and Michael Myers would turn in his grave, if anybody could ever get him to stay in it.
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