Older Kids and Adult Trick or Treaters

[TickTockMan]

Do you have an issue giving candy to older kids and adults that trick or treat?

 

[nycguydowntown]

no----whoever wants to dress up and act like a kid gets candy.

 

[Rickrock]

Not at this time. If it grew into a huge crowd, I would have to rethink this.

 

[Charon]

No, just kids that are twelve or younger.

 

[eastofeden]

I don't care if you are 90...if you can make it up the steps and ring the doorbell...it's all good

 

[Aron9000]

^ I don't care, but I didn't have any kids over the age of 8 or so come to my door this year. Had my friend answer the door and scare the little kids, he was dressed up as Negan from the Walking Dead, had a baseball bat with wire on it in one hand, candy bowl in the other. "Negan's candy is now your candy"

 

[Kulindahr]

Only if they have a decent costume.

I also hand out extra for really good costumes, even if they're parents standing in the background.


Though one high school guy got two pennies from me tonight -- no costume, he was out for Unicef and even forgot his little box! The girls with him all laughed (they got quarters in their boxes).

 

[unloadonme]

The sweets are just a bribe to get the persons concerned to fuck off quickly and before they commit any acts of petty vandalism. A price worth paying whatever their age I suppose.

 

[LeicsDom]

Do you have an issue giving candy to older kids and adults that trick or treat?

I never answer the door after dark