I kid you not, but I was over visiting friends for their Halloween and we took the handing out candy post while they took their own kids on tour, and this mom & dad are pushing a cart just 2/3rds that size, but it's a UPS truck, shape, body, brown, everything. Didn't think to snap a pic, which was to become a rueful mistake after giving the kid his candy, only to be hand-delivered this tiny package about (4"x3") containing a piece of candy (in its own light, airy packaging) for us.
The true nature of this gift didn't dawn on us until they'd gone and we shone light on it. We looked and looked for the family to pass again on their way back, but they likely made a one-way loop.
RafikiTheWiseBaboon on November 1st, 2017 at 00:32 UTC »
The father clearly using his son to get those sweet candies. Afterall having kids wasn't as bad as he thought it would be
RandomWyrd on November 1st, 2017 at 00:33 UTC »
The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!
Paracortex on November 1st, 2017 at 02:30 UTC »
I kid you not, but I was over visiting friends for their Halloween and we took the handing out candy post while they took their own kids on tour, and this mom & dad are pushing a cart just 2/3rds that size, but it's a UPS truck, shape, body, brown, everything. Didn't think to snap a pic, which was to become a rueful mistake after giving the kid his candy, only to be hand-delivered this tiny package about (4"x3") containing a piece of candy (in its own light, airy packaging) for us.
The true nature of this gift didn't dawn on us until they'd gone and we shone light on it. We looked and looked for the family to pass again on their way back, but they likely made a one-way loop.