Topic: Trick Or Treat

The hosts discuss their personal Halloween plans, with one opting to watch "Seinfeld" in the dark to avoid trick-or-treaters. They note that in rural Texas, children are more likely to be entrepreneurs selling items than traditional trick-or-treaters. A humorous suggestion is made to give out bowls of soup or THC gummies to visitors, though the latter is quickly dismissed as a joke.

Sir Daddy-O of the Seven Wonders discusses the benefits of homeschooling seven children, including twins, while his wife battles cancer. He encourages listeners to contact the HSLDA for support. He also criticizes neighbors who refused to participate in traditional trick-or-treating, labeling them "COVID cowards."

A family in Whittier, California, rebelled against lockdown orders by acting out a Monty Python "Bring Out Your Dead" scene while trick-or-treating. They criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for the lack of children participating in the holiday. The hosts announce the official titles for the Election Day Special producers.

The hosts compare their Halloween experiences in Austin, Texas, and Berkeley, California. One host describes moving into a new neighborhood characterized as "ghetto-ish" or "hipster-ish" where very few trick-or-treaters visited. They discuss the local dynamics of their respective neighborhoods, including the safety of living in "the hood" and the lack of doorbell activity on Halloween night.