Halloween 2020: Trick-or-Treating Discussion

[Disoblige]

What are all of you doing differently this year, if anything, for trick-or-treating?

I feel like a lot of people are still going to move ahead with it, so I'm going to prepare to hand out candy just in case. My area has a LOT of kids, so we'll see what happens...

[ExtraSlow]

We have talked about it, and we have no issues sending our kids out just as normal. What we will probably do is leave the candy from that day in a sealed bag for 48h afterwards, and give them some from our own stockpile for eating that night and next day.

[killramos]

Just make sure you wear a mask!

... Get it?

[cet]

We have talked about it, and we have no issues sending our kids out just as normal. What we will probably do is leave the candy from that day in a sealed bag for 48h afterwards, and give them some from our own stockpile for eating that night and next day.

+1 That's what my plan was as well

[pheoxs]

For giving out candy just have a candy bin and some tongs and drop candy in their bags. No contact so shouldn't be unsafe at all.

For parents I'd just leave the candy for a couple days and let them have it. Maybe go buy some candy on your own and pack a treat bag they get halloween night so they can still have some and wait for the rest.

[Tik-Tok]

Just make sure you wear a mask!

... Get it?

So, go as a Tulsa cop from The Watchmen?

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[Thaco]

nope, traditional Halloween is cancelled, we're just gonna have a family game night or movie night or something and then take the kids out to the store the next day and they can buy some half price candy for themselves :D

[B.Spilner]

My 7 year olds bday is on Halloween. Party time as usual.

[killramos]

So, go as a Tulsa cop from The Watchmen?

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I was thinking more Karen style

[blownz]

My older kid was stopped going last year and my younger one was thinking about not going this year and asked us. We discussed just letting them pick out a snack and having a movie night at home and they were both good with that.

I will be honest, I like the excuse not to hand anything out. lol

[Masked Bandit]

10000% yes. I don't care if I have to stand on the roof of my house and fire candy out of a homemade bazooka to the neighbourhood kids...it's happening!

[Tik-Tok]

We only normally get 1/2 dozen kids a year aty house so this time we're taking a different strategy. Instead, while my wife and daughter are out trick or treating, I'm going to hand out candy from the back of my van while I slowly follow them through the neighborhood.

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[reiRei]

We're organizing a Trunk 'n' Treat and handing out tongs for anyone bringing a car so that they don't have to touch the candy.

[dezmarez]

I'm curious if the city/AHS is going to come out with any guidelines/recommendations. It looks like CDC is recommending to scrap it all together. Community spread in the US has obviously been more significant than in Canada.

https://globalnews.ca/news/7350241/cdc-halloween-coronavirus-trick-or-treat/

As a family, we are still debating, still sometime to figure it out. Glad this thread is out there though, gives some perspective of what other people are thinking.

[topmade]

My kids outgrew trick or treating many years ago, but I still give out candy and I will keep the lights on with treats onhand this halloween for those who come seek it and I will figure out a way to hand it out safely. Maybe with a extension pole or something.

[shakalaka]

This is our first year in a house and not condo so I don't know what the protocol is. I am hoping they officially cancel it or something, there's just way too many freakin kids in my neighbourhood and I don't wanna sit at the door the whole time. lol

[Xtrema]

This is our first year in a house and not condo so I don't know what the protocol is. I am hoping they officially cancel it or something, there's just way too many freakin kids in my neighbourhood and I don't wanna sit at the door the whole time. lol

That's the exact protocol. Or you can just leave a bowl and tongs out. But I get way too many teenagers now and that would have been cleared out in no times.

[schurchill39]

I love taking the little dude out but we won't be going. He can wear his costume to daycare then my wife and I will gorge on candy. The last time we handed out candy we had 13 kids because my house is in a bit of a funny spot so its not even worth it anymore.

[chongkee_]

This is our first year in a house and not condo so I don't know what the protocol is. I am hoping they officially cancel it or something, there's just way too many freakin kids in my neighbourhood and I don't wanna sit at the door the whole time. lol

Leave an empty bowl outside your door with a sign that says take 3 each.:D

[shakalaka]

Leave an empty bowl outside your door with a sign that says take 3 each.:D

Lol. Good idea.

Funny enough, we were house sitting my in laws' place either last Halloween or one before and we did leave a Bowl out with a sign saying 'take x each' and literally within 5 freakin minutes some jackass stole them all. Kids these days are pretty fuckin untrustworthy. I hope I can raise my future kid(s) to be better human.

[gwill]

Sounds like we will be taking out the kids this year. Our Halloween ritual typically involves trick or treating then driving out that night for opening day of hunting season.

[g-m]

Will definitely give out candy, Halloween is important

[Buster]

This is our first year in a house and not condo so I don't know what the protocol is. I am hoping they officially cancel it or something, there's just way too many freakin kids in my neighbourhood and I don't wanna sit at the door the whole time. lol

Protocol is you stand at the door handing out candy and pretending the little kids look cute and giving the stink eye to profiteering teenagers.

(Also, we're not doing halloween this year. I can't think of a worse idea than a system set up to ensure every household and person interacts with every single OTHER household. That's gotta be even better than a BLM protest for spreading covid.)

[dirtsniffer]

any kid that's brave enough to come to my house is getting 2 full size bars this year. Last year I only had about 12 kids so i'm expecting even less this year.

[Buster]

any kid that's brave enough to come to my house is getting 2 full size bars this year. Last year I only had about 12 kids so i'm expecting even less this year.

Why didn't you say so? What's your address, I'll get the kids dressed up and send them on over.

[spikerS]

10000% yes. I don't care if I have to stand on the roof of my house and fire candy out of a homemade bazooka to the neighbourhood kids...it's happening!

This will be me as well. I will build some sort of candy delivery system to maintain social distancing with lights and stuff to make it fun.

[ThePenIsMightier]

This will be me as well. I will build some sort of candy delivery system to maintain social distancing with lights and stuff to make it fun.

You're the fancy wood worker guy, aren't you? I'm picturing some Wile E. Coyote, Acme delivery system that goes through 12+ changes in direction already!
LoL!

[killramos]

Protocol is you stand at the door handing out candy and pretending the little kids look cute and giving the stink eye to profiteering teenagers.

(Also, we're not doing halloween this year. I can't think of a worse idea than a system set up to ensure every household and person interacts with every single OTHER household. That's gotta be even better than a BLM protest for spreading covid.)

But I thought we could wear masks and be ok!

[D'z Nutz]

This will be me as well. I will build some sort of candy delivery system to maintain social distancing with lights and stuff to make it fun.

Haha please post pics when you do! My friends were talking about rolling candy down Hot Wheels tracks from their upper level window, but I don't think they were entirely serious.

[AndyL]

fire candy out of a homemade bazooka

Beyond group design/build project? :rofl:

[ExtraSlow]

Fuck Halloween, what about Thanksgiving? That usually has much longer closer contact, and usually includes vulnerable senior citizens.

[Buster]

Fuck Halloween, what about Thanksgiving? That usually has much longer closer contact, and usually includes vulnerable senior citizens.

Covid really puts the giving in Thanksgiving.

[topmade]

any kid that's brave enough to come to my house is getting 2 full size bars this year. Last year I only had about 12 kids so i'm expecting even less this year.

Exactly what I was thinking. A little gift bag with a can of pop, chocolate bar and small bag of chips for any brave souls coming out this year.

[Power_Of_Rotary]

No wonder Covid is spreading like wildfire in North America. This shouldnt even be a poll. It boggles my mind to see the replies here. Trick or treat is not worth risking your child, yourself, your family, your friends, etc.

I dont care how "safe" you think you are being but the virus can easily be spread on surfaces such as the candy wrapper, door/doorbell, etc.. Kids (hell, everyone) is always touching their face. There is always a chance someone will spread/catch it, and hence this vicious cycle cannot end. Fucking North Americans have no idea how to prioritize shit. Even if you dont end up dying, is trick or treating really worth getting sick over?

[ExtraSlow]

Do you have kids?

[ThePenIsMightier]

No wonder Covid is spreading like wildfire in North America. This shouldnt even be a poll. It boggles my mind to see the replies here. Trick or treat is not worth risking your child, yourself, your family, your friends, etc.

I dont care how "safe" you think you are being but the virus can easily be spread on surfaces such as the candy wrapper, door/doorbell, etc.. Kids (hell, everyone) is always touching their face. There is always a chance someone will spread/catch it, and hence this vicious cycle cannot end. Fucking North Americans have no idea how to prioritize shit. Even if you dont end up dying, is trick or treating really worth getting sick over?

So, you are confident there will be an extreme jump in active cases within one week after Halloween?

[ExtraSlow]

I can't see how Halloween has any risk above in-person restaurant dining or certainly in-person schooling.

[2Legit2Quit]

For those handing out candy like I aim to do, should I wear my mask out of courtesy while handing out candy or is it a yolo situation? I'd ask about wearing gloves but I feel like they'd be redundant as I'd be touching things inside my house or have to swap through a million pairs.

[ExtraSlow]

Gloves totally useless for that situation. Mask if you intend to be within 2m of strangers, just like usual. If you rig up a candy slide, then nah. Maybe strongest argument FOR the candy slide.

[bjstare]

I've got a 2 y/o and newborn, we won't be halloweening this year. We got my older one a costume and we will still go see the grandparents, maybe carve pumpkins and stuff... but that's probably it. Not too into running around the neighborhood.

[Power_Of_Rotary]

So, you are confident there will be an extreme jump in active cases within one week after Halloween?

Nope. Probably wont change much given overall behavior is poor anyways lmao

But my point is: Why put your child and others at risk? Just like drunk driving probably wont kill you or anyone. But when you do, youll can yourself if it was worth it. Being socially irresponsible or ignorant is the same as drunk driving.

Look at how Asia has reversed the outbreaks. Most people are aware of the risks and thinks about themselves and others.

second thought: fuck it, go do whatever you like and get sick and maybe kill off a friend or family member

[The_Rural_Juror]

Isn't this a pagan ritual anyway? Draw a pentagram in your basement, light some candles, and call it a day. Free candy are for pervs.

[FraserB]

Nope. Probably wont change much given overall behavior is poor anyways lmao

But my point is: Why put your child and others at risk? Just like drunk driving probably wont kill you or anyone. But when you do, youll can yourself if it was worth it. Being socially irresponsible or ignorant is the same as drunk driving.

Look at how Asia has reversed the outbreaks. Most people are aware of the risks and thinks about themselves and others.

second thought: fuck it, go do whatever you like and get sick and maybe kill off a friend or family member

Oh, enough with the hyperbole. All this pandemic cheerleading might have been hot a few months ago, but people are getting tired of the chicken little routine, even if it makes you feel better. Stay home and don't go out if that's what makes you happy.

How many times have you gone and gotten groceries, gotten take out, picked up something from a store? Walking around outside with masks on is going to carry less risk than any of the indoor activities people have been partaking in. If people are really worried, set aside the candy for a few days; although I doubt many people are doing that with their groceries after they visit a busy store and collect food and packages that have been pawed through.

[Disoblige]

I feel like the Halloween house parties that will be happening (oh, they will be occurring especially being a Saturday) is going to make the cases jump up.

Trick or treating, probably not so much but I never really cared for it in the first place.
I feel like my kid would have way more fun having a stay-at-home Halloween where they get spoiled with lots of fun activities and all the sweets and food they can eat.
I get the whole experience Halloween thing, but one year isn't going to harm anyone's childhood experience.

[ExtraSlow]

Trick or treating is less dangerous than getting a haircut. And WAAAAY less dangerous than having a party at your own house with people from outside yiur household.

[Xtrema]

Trick or treating is less dangerous than getting a haircut. And WAAAAY less dangerous than having a party at your own house with people from outside yiur household.

This. And haircut is way less fun without the chit chat.

[ThePenIsMightier]

I wish Halloween was outside so we could feel safer about it.
Oh, Halloween is outside.

[Buster]

Trick or treating is less dangerous than getting a haircut. And WAAAAY less dangerous than having a party at your own house with people from outside yiur household.

Why do you say this?

There is individual risk, and then there is population level risk.

[dirtsniffer]

my 2 yo is in daycare with like 20 kids. for sure her going to stop by a few neighbours houses on halloween is way less risky.. For her anyways, maybe not the neighbours lol.

[ExtraSlow]

Why do you say this?

There is individual risk, and then there is population level risk.

Let's use the house party as an example. Say my family of 4 invites 2 other families of 4 over for a party lasting 2 hours. So those 12 people will be in close proximity to each other, and sharing food and serving utensils (because every party has food) and nobody will be wearing masks.
Compared to my family of 4, visiting say 20 neighborhood house doorsteps, where we will be within 2m of those 20 individuals for around 45 seconds each time, receiving wrapped food that isn't eaten right away, and the kids will be wearing masks, and I assume the adults at the doors will have about a 50% masking rate.

Am I off base that the house party is wildly more dangerous? If I'm wrong about that, then I clearly have zero understanding of how this virus is transmitted.

[Power_Of_Rotary]

Trick or treating is less dangerous than getting a haircut. And WAAAAY less dangerous than having a party at your own house with people from outside yiur household.

No doubt on the severity and risk. But my point is: is it necessary to go trickortreating? Comeon... grocery shopping is a necessity and I assume the adults (maybe I am wrong looking at the NA figures) will take more precautions in sanitizing hands.

[ExtraSlow]

Totally true. Reducing the number and frequency of all activities is a good way to reduce your overall risk. I still do click-and-collect and I swear it's not because I'm lazy, but it's a legit risk reduction measure.

[Buster]

Let's use the house party as an example. Say my family of 4 invites 2 other families of 4 over for a party lasting 2 hours. So those 12 people will be in close proximity to each other, and sharing food and serving utensils (because every party has food) and nobody will be wearing masks.
Compared to my family of 4, visiting say 20 neighborhood house doorsteps, where we will be within 2m of those 20 individuals for around 45 seconds each time, receiving wrapped food that isn't eaten right away, and the kids will be wearing masks, and I assume the adults at the doors will have about a 50% masking rate.

Am I off base that the house party is wildly more dangerous? If I'm wrong about that, then I clearly have zero understanding of how this virus is transmitted.

I'm not saying people are right or wrong or going into Karen mode - and I don't think we actually really know how to quantify these things.

But you can look at these things as (probability of transmission)x(frequency) = (transmission rate of activity). Halloween might by lower on probability of transmission, but it would be very high on the frequency of interaction. A dinner party would almost 100% give you transmission if one person is infected, but it is a low probability that your dinner party guest is infected. It is almost a 100% certainty that at least one trick or treater visiting your house has been exposed or is infected. Now this person is going around to every house in the neighbourhood (and everyone is going to their house). It is exactly the networked activity that keeps epidemiologists up at night. For what? So kids can eat paraffin masquerading as chocolate?

I don't get it, but that's me.

I'm buying my kids Switch Lites as compensation and telling them Covid sucks.

[Xtrema]

Nah, don't worry about Halloween. We'll be f'd after Thanksgiving anyway.

As long as everyone keep social distancing and mask wearing, it's no better or worse than a grocery trip doing trick or treating.

Partying indoor is more of a concern but it's not like that's not happening right now anyway and Thanksgiving would have gave us tons of that.

Now I don't think we'll see Halloween like this for a while tho.

https://youtu.be/Hw8YtsAFDaQ

[ExtraSlow]

Two weeks later, new opinions?

[Masked Bandit]

Nope, still happening.

[cet]

Getting my girl together with her cousins and taking them out to Trick-or-treat. The weather seems all over the place. Hopefully it warms up a bit

[nzwasp]

Having a halloween party at a friends house with less than 15 people. Unsure if we will go out trick or treating or just let kids find candy in the house or garden.

[reiRei]

Still hosting a Trunk N' Treat! Posted in the event thread - come see us this weekend :D

[ercchry]

Here is the real concern with this:


Well, we all knows it will be a shit show after thanksgiving.

We all knows there are people trying to spread this intentionally to prove their narratives.

So I'm not surprised.

People are nuts, people are even more nuts this year. Takes only one intentional shithead candy taker or candy giver to fuck it all up.

Meanwhile, I’m not partaking either way, as usual. Giant dogs don’t do well with constant noise from the door... nor the sticky fingers of small children

[Disoblige]

I am definitely considering not handing out candy anymore.
Bought a lot and ready to go if we change our mind, but it's looking less appealing than when I started this thread originally.

[Xtrema]

I am definitely considering not handing out candy anymore.
Bought a lot and ready to go if we change our mind, but it's looking less appealing than when I started this thread originally.


Nah, don't worry about Halloween. We'll be f'd after Thanksgiving anyway.

called it.

[Kloubek]

We will hand candy out with masks on, as well as take our 8 year old out. As others have said, we will leave the candy out in the garage for a couple of days, and make sure he keeps.his distance where he can. Our guy absolutely loves Halloween so it would he a real shame to blow a year of his waiting due to something that is really quite low risk. He risks more going to school every day, imo.

[Buster]

Everyone who has ever caught covid: "well, this activity is actually pretty low risk, so I should be fine."

[ExtraSlow]

Everyone who has ever caught covid: "well, this activity is actually pretty low risk, so I should be fine."

Accurate.

[2Legit2Quit]

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[Xtrema]

With probably many not handing out candies this year, it may be strategic to do some researches on confirmed household before heading out or you may be doing a long walk for nothing.

https://www.trickortreatme.com/map/

[adam c]

Haven't decided yet, my oldest doesn't even have a costume and would most likely be her last halloween going house to house

This would have been my youngest first halloween but even the weather looks chilly to take a <1 out and around, when my oldest was really young we took her to the mall, but that's not gonna happen this year

[killramos]

Haven't decided yet, my oldest doesn't even have a costume and would most likely be her last halloween going house to house

That’s what you think... hahaha

[The_Rural_Juror]

Hypothetically. I have crappy neighbours. I will put my their address on the tricktreat map and many candies on their steps. I don't want them to die but a little bit of covids diarrhea would bring some balance back to the neighbourhood.

[Tik-Tok]

That’s what you think... hahaha

It'll be they're first year going door to door, dressed as a mooching teenager.

[Disoblige]

I've decided. Not going to hand out candy this year.

3 giant boxes of candy sitting at home. Some of that is going in my belly. Fuck returning cheap Halloween candy, even though it'll be much cheaper on Nov 1st :cry:

RIP Honda Fit that will be parked outside and will get egged.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Everyone who has ever caught covid: "well, this activity is actually pretty low risk, so I should be fine."

Look at you! Giving so much credit for our fellow members of society who are obviously analyzing their risks and thinking ahead before acting! Who are you and what have you done with Buster?

What percentage of people have the ability to think ahead about anything, let alone analyze risks?

Consider you're driving on a straight highway with good visibility. You see a cop with a pulled over vehicle and lights a flashing. Now consider when you first saw it and reacted to it compared to our great co-drivers who represent the rest of society. Did you react about 1km away by verifying you weren't speeding, slowing down a bit and moving to the left lane within the 30+ seconds you had before you came upon the stopped vehicles? Probably.
How about the other mouth-breathers? How many first noticed the cop and slammed on their brakes <100m away? <50m away? How many did nothing and drive by in the right lane at 110? How many struck* the cop? (*This happens surprisingly often in traffic stops).
These people can't even think ahead with something they can see and are driving into. These are the same people with the same abilities to "think ahead" when engaging in activities with risk of CoVid spread.


Note that I'm not saying everyone who gets CoVid is dumb and took too many risks. I firmly believe that everyone can get it and the risks cannot be mitigated to zero, so I'm definitely not blaming anyone who has become infected.
I'm just mocking Buster because it's maybe the first post I've ever seen him giving credit to society. I strongly suspect it was an accident. LoL!!!

[Tik-Tok]

Yeah, I don't think the people attending a 200 head wedding, were measuring risks at all.

[Buster]

I just says what I feels...any agenda is not deliberate.

People are not good judges of probability, math, risk or anything else that requires objectivity. I've always maintained that. It's why I make fun of lotteries.

I wonder how many people buy lottery tickets thinking they will be the one, but do high risk covid activities because they won't be the one.

[Disoblige]

These people can't even think ahead with something they can see and are driving into. These are the same people with the same abilities to "think ahead" when engaging in activities with risk of CoVid spread.

These are also entitled engineers who got laid off and ask how much money they will make in the interview for a general laborer.

[ThePenIsMightier]

I just says what I feels...any agenda is not deliberate.

People are not good judges of probability, math, risk or anything else that requires objectivity. I've always maintained that. It's why I make fun of lotteries.

I wonder how many people buy lottery tickets thinking they will be the one, but do high risk covid activities because they won't be the one.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Buster again.

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These are also entitled engineers who got laid off and ask how much money they will make in the interview for a general laborer.

This. Which thread is that, again? I want to beak off about that, too!

[ExtraSlow]

People are not good judges of probability, math, risk or anything else that requires objectivity. I've always maintained that. It's why I make fun of lotteries. I wonder how many people buy lottery tickets thinking they will be the one..... I have always said, if the only value you get from a lottery is when you win, then you should not play. if you get other value win or lose, then that's entertainment expense and can pretty easily be justified as such.

[Disoblige]

This. Which thread is that, again? I want to beak off about that, too!

https://forums.beyond.ca/threads/404069-Cenovus?p=4914157#post4914157
You are welcome.

[Buster]

I have always said, if the only value you get from a lottery is when you win, then you should not play. if you get other value win or lose, then that's entertainment expense and can pretty easily be justified as such.

You can only get entertainment from lotteries if you're unrealistic about the probabilities...which arrives at the same point.

[ExtraSlow]

You can only get entertainment from lotteries if you're unrealistic about the probabilities...which arrives at the same point.

I mean, it's the same about drinking alcohol, or watching sports, or buying music or whatever. All entertainment is a waste of money. Or it's not.

[Disoblige]

I mean, it's the same about drinking alcohol, or watching sports, or buying music or whatever. All entertainment is a waste of money. Or it's not.
What is money for if it's not meant to be wasted???

[SKR]

I buy a 6/49 and western 6/49 twice a week. I kept track of it last year and I think after winning a couple bucks here and there it cost me under $300 for the year.

[vengie]

I buy a 6/49 and western 6/49 twice a week. I kept track of it last year and I think after winning a couple bucks here and there it cost me under $300 for the year.

IF you already have $40,000 liquid assets for 6 months of expenses then carry on.

If not tisk tisk.

[Buster]

I mean, it's the same about drinking alcohol, or watching sports, or buying music or whatever. All entertainment is a waste of money. Or it's not.

I think it is unique. It is different than those other things because the entertainment requires a misunderstanding (or ignoring of) probability. The entertainment value of a lottery ticket comes in the hopes and dreams that you might win.

[The_Rural_Juror]

People aren't good at probabilities because they only let engineers and actuaries take those elite courses. It's is voter suppression.

[Xtrema]

The entertainment value of a lottery ticket comes in the hopes and dreams that you might win.

That's all that is. We have a group one at work and it's just something we tease each other about when the job gets challenging. The "winnings" barely cover 20% of the cost.

The problem with group lotto is that you really don't want to be left holding the bag if they do hit it big :D

[Buster]

That's all that is. We have a group one at work and it's just something we tease each other about when the job gets challenging. The "winnings" barely cover 20% of the cost.

The problem with group lotto is that you really don't want to be left holding the bag if they do hit it big :D

Group lotteries are just an extended for of the miscalculation, as your predicted outcome is the same.

[ExtraSlow]

Group lotteries are just an extended for of the miscalculation, as your predicted outcome is the same.

We get it, you don't enjoy it. But people have different forms of recreation.

[Disoblige]

Jesus Christ Buster, I really hope you don't talk about this stuff the way you do at dinners or gatherings.
We know you're not the party type (so no comment on you being a party pooper), but holy shit buzzkill.

[Buster]

We get it, you don't enjoy it. But people have different forms of recreation.

I agree...people should decide for themselves what they want to enjoy or not enjoy.

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Jesus Christ Buster, I really hope you don't talk about this stuff the way you do at dinners or gatherings.
We know you're not the party type (so no comment on you being a party pooper), but holy shit buzzkill.

No of course not. My wife kicks me under the table.

[2Legit2Quit]

I buy a $6 lotto max ticket if it's over 50 mill because I'm a baller.

Look at great Albertan success at winning the lotto

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-lottery-lotto-6-49-1.5769393

[Tik-Tok]

Group lotteries are just an extended for of the miscalculation, as your predicted outcome is the same.

I'm not putting in money on a work group lottery to win. I'm putting in so I'm not suicidal if they did win.

It's anti-suicide insurance.

/stupidjustification

[Buster]

Jesus Christ Buster, I really hope you don't talk about this stuff the way you do at dinners or gatherings.
We know you're not the party type (so no comment on you being a party pooper), but holy shit buzzkill.

This is mostly how I go through life, btw:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAqvfp-wN1Y

[Disoblige]

I'm not putting in money on a work group lottery to win. I'm putting in so I'm not suicidal if they did win.

It's anti-suicide insurance.

/stupidjustification
LMAO. So good.


This is mostly how I go through life, btw:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAqvfp-wN1Y
Fuck you, I just watched a boob on a work server :rofl:

[Buster]

Fuck you, I just watched a boob on a work server :rofl:

What the fuck did I do?

[SKR]

I'm not putting in money on a work group lottery to win. I'm putting in so I'm not suicidal if they did win.

It's anti-suicide insurance.

/stupidjustification

That is 100% the reason I ever get involved in those. It's a fuckin nightmare if someone asks me to join, especially if there's a dickhead in the group that I don't like.

[dirtsniffer]

pay once or twice and then forget casually but make sure you stay on the email list.

[sabad66]

I always enjoy reminders of how good The Wire was. In the top 3 of tv shows all time no question IMO

[bjstare]

This is mostly how I go through life, btw:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAqvfp-wN1Y

Maybe that’s why we get along.

You’re fortunate you have a wife that kicks you under the table. Mine is on the same page as me, and people just think we’re both assholes.