Did you have lots of trick or treaters?

[angie828]

Did you have lots of trick or treaters? We only had a few. We never get very many based on where we live.

[5kgLifter]

None, thankfully.

[5kgLifter]

Only on Oct 31st, and the days preceding it, do you have to be over 18 y/o to buy eggs and/or flour...why? you may ask...because there is a tradition of plastering places (houses, cars, postboxes...literally anything) with egg and flour, on Halloween.

[kblack]

The doorbell has rang constantly. We had many children here.

[Off Road]

Not even dark here yet...

[Iamnoone]

None....we live out in the country

[ricka182]

I had one group of 3 kids ring the bell at 5:30, which I thought was a bit early. I gave them 3 pieces of candy each, and that was it. Thankfully, I had no ignorant parents send their kids to my house with the light outside off. I did however, coming home from getting dinner have some lady gesture to me to slow down, even though I was driving <10mph, and it was only the idiot group of 20 parents in the street, while the kids were at the doors.

I remember when Halloween used to be fun for everyone. Now it's just a pain in my ass with all the ignorance from some of todays parents. Not a single street light on, I'm already driving slow, and have groups of people 20-30 wide on both sides of the street; and I'm still the bad guy. Next time, I'll turn on all my truck lights so I can see them more clearly, and they will probably freeze like a deer, and I can just keep driving safely to my house.

[susieQ]

Less than last year. I bought way to much candy, so now there it all sits.

[_J_]

We had 7 kids, all night. We're used to having a few dozen at least. We have a huge bowl of candy left.

[bruteforce]

No kids at all here, but we live out in the country in a young professional complex. The few that had kids drove a couple miles into town for it.