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[dinobawse]

[Gert is sitting with Old Lace outside of the Bins, on the stairs. It's cold, so she is bundled in a jacket, and she and OL are eating Halloween candy.]

For an obviously corporate holiday that only benefits Hallmark and dentists, I'm actually not totally hating it.

[A few kids walk by, obviously scared of the imports that live here. OL shows some

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[dinobawse]

That goes without saying.

[Gert is happily enjoying her candy, thanks. She is also enjoying Loki's pain.]

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[dinobawse]

Why am I even talking to you?

[ascending_angel]

Shocker of all shocks.

[dinobawse]

I get to eat peanut butter cups and make kids cry. What's not to love?

[ascending_angel]

The idea of you interacting with small children at all just seems funny, I'm sorry.

[dinobawse]

Must be all those maternal instincts I got.

[Gert puts the phone down to yell at some teenagers. It sounds like says something suspicious like, Get off my lawn.]

Totally.

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[tembloroso]

I thought that was Valentine's Day.

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[dinobawse]

All holidays are corporate schemes.

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[pupadidntfly]

Uhh, corporate holiday? I thought there was, possibly, uh, some kind of historical or cultural importance, to go with it.

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[dinobawse]

But look who's making money. Candy corps. People who sell Halloween costumes. Everyone at Hallmark. I doubt kids care about history or culture.

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[pupadidntfly]

Oh, so then that's not, something particularly important, uh, to human children, in terms of starting up discussions. [ Super sleuth researching, Tavros. ]

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[dinobawse]

You want to talk about the cultural importance of Halloween with kids?