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Halloween

Yesterday i had the chance to study the behavior of little Americans, Indians, Afro Americans at Halloween.

I experienced very nice and cute kids, but had also the honer to experience the little AK's they grow here. Most kids had manners and took only one candy and said thank you. Some had a rime like "Trick or Treat, Trick or Treat, give us something good to eat" what was very cute. I could see the kids had a blast.

But some kids came up with "Give me candy" grabbed a had full and left. Because the most kid said thank you i could identify that that is not normal. So at the end i could see who had manners and who not.

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“Halloween”