Speaker 1: Damn, but he hogged. It's started for donkey. I ain't
Speaker 1: trying to be donkey today no more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 2: not making these people do these days.
Speaker 1: Called donkey of the day, and it really caught me
Speaker 1: off guard.
Speaker 2: Damned Charlamagne who got the donkey out to day today? Well,
Speaker 2: jess Hilarius, donkey today for Tuesday, October thirty, first Halloween.
Speaker 2: Those all you towns who have banned trigger treating for teenagers, Yes,
Speaker 2: this is true. Some towns ban older kids from trigger
Speaker 2: treating on Halloween.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: I was reading an article on NPR and it was
Speaker 2: about how in some US towns it's illegal for teenagers
Speaker 2: and of course adults to indulge in Halloween. One city,
Speaker 2: what's it called, Chesapeake, Chesapeake, Virginia, Chesapeake, Virginia, actually threatened
Speaker 2: jail time for teens until recently. There was a nineteen
Speaker 2: seventies law and the books threatening any teen called trigger
Speaker 2: treating with up to six months in jail. And they
Speaker 2: still to this day have a statute that says kids
Speaker 2: will fourteen who trigger treat are guilty of a misdemeanor.
Speaker 2: Other towns I never heard of like Jacksonville, Illinois, Raine, Louisiana,
Speaker 2: both band kids who are thirteen or older from trick
Speaker 2: or treating. Okay, Belleville, Illinois haves a Halloween solicitation which
Speaker 2: forbids anyone above eighth grade from.
Speaker 1: Going trick or treating.
Speaker 2: If you over twelve, you have to get permission from
Speaker 2: the mayor of the chief of police if they want
Speaker 2: to wear a mask of disguise. Come on, man. Many
Speaker 2: city audience is also impose time limits. I don't agree
Speaker 2: with any of this. Okay, Halloween is not just for kids. Well,
Speaker 2: let's go to Khou eleven for the report police.
Speaker 3: It's a new law.
Speaker 2: It's law and part of Virginia that puts to rest
Speaker 2: the question of how old is too old to go
Speaker 2: trick or treating.
Speaker 3: There's now an official age to stop trick or treating
Speaker 3: in part of Virginia. The last year to trick or
Speaker 3: treat is twelve. I disagree, Sean, uh uh, you're risking
Speaker 3: jail time. That's according to HRC dot com. It says
Speaker 3: anyone thirteen and older can be sent to jail for
Speaker 3: up to six months.
Speaker 1: Come on, man.
Speaker 3: In cities like Newport, going door to door after twelve
Speaker 3: is a little offense. We're talking class for misdemeanor. Plus,
Speaker 3: parents aren't allowed to wear masks either, just in case
Speaker 3: they get tempted to go out and trick or treat
Speaker 3: with their kids. So, no matter the age, trick or
Speaker 3: treating after eight pm can land you behind bars for
Speaker 3: up to thirty days.
Speaker 1: It's Halloween, just a holiday for kids.
Speaker 2: Why are these towns trying to steal the joy that
Speaker 2: teenagers and adults also feel around Halloween.
Speaker 1: There's something about dressing up.
Speaker 2: There's something about being your favorite superhero, your favorite cartoon character,
Speaker 2: your favorite wrestler, myself, I am supposed to be Rick
Speaker 2: flairir Okay, but it's given Junkie, It's given Junkie.
Speaker 1: This is a prime example of what you ordered versus
Speaker 1: what you got.
Speaker 2: Okay, everything you're shedding, all right, Shedding is normal, it
Speaker 2: should be expected. However, excessive shedding is an indication that
Speaker 2: the wig is poorly constructed.
Speaker 1: Is this wig to look poorly constructed? Yes? Absolutely, sposed
Speaker 1: to be Block Party City?
Speaker 2: Okay, this wig is clearly poorly constructed. Everyone keeps asking
Speaker 2: me if I'm a founding father. No, I'm the nature boy.
Speaker 2: Rick Flair whoa best part of this costume is is
Speaker 2: WCW Replica Championship belt?
Speaker 1: All right, it didn't come with this costume.
Speaker 2: Ordered this from somewhere else, okay, And if it is
Speaker 2: given junkie, I need to pawn this belt. But all
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say is Halloween is fun for all ages.
Speaker 2: Don't steal the joy away from these teenagers. They are
Speaker 2: still teenagers. Why restrict them from having a good time?
Speaker 2: What are they supposed to do on Halloween? Be chaperones?
Speaker 1: Lookouts?
Speaker 2: You want them at the door giving out candy, being
Speaker 2: sad because they wish they was out there tricking and treating.
Speaker 1: This is wrong. Look at it.
Speaker 2: Look at how happy we are in here today. Look
Speaker 2: at Red. Look at him. He's the Puerto Rican Spider Man.
Speaker 2: Stand up, Red, Come on, man, look at him. That's
Speaker 2: the Puerto Rican Spider Man right there.
Speaker 1: All right. Then we have Brandon, what brand? Come here?
Speaker 2: Brandon, Come here, Brandon. Brandon supposed to be fifty cent
Speaker 2: more like a quarter. Okay, don't let don't let the
Speaker 2: swat outfit for you.
Speaker 1: It says swat on the front. Okay. And if you
Speaker 1: don't get scared, Sam, what's that man? Sam, come here.
Speaker 1: Sim Sam's supposed to be. Now, who do y'all think
Speaker 1: sim is supposed to be? That's Nicki Mina. Absolutely, she
Speaker 1: supposed to be a Nicki Minae.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's giving junkie energy to Okay, damn, Sid, Sit
Speaker 2: is have the tattoos?
Speaker 1: So you got the tax tattoo. Oh that's good. That
Speaker 1: good attention in detail. That's good attention in detail. Sid
Speaker 1: is a banana.
Speaker 2: Sid, stand up, Sid showing me do the thing. You
Speaker 2: came in here screaming, Hey, hey, and where is the
Speaker 2: president of the Fat Lives Matter community?
Speaker 1: Look at this guy? He's wobbling. Look at this guy.
Speaker 2: Wabba baby, waa baby, wabble baby, wabble baby.
Speaker 1: Wabble baby. Look, I'm a big old cab. Whoa baby?
Speaker 1: Whoa baby? W baby? Whoa baby?
Speaker 2: Look at all of us, man, This is a combined
Speaker 2: age of one hundred and sixty nine years old, and
Speaker 2: we're having a ball because being normal is vastly overrated. Okay,
Speaker 2: Halloween gives you the opportunity to express yourself in ways
Speaker 2: you don't do any other day throughout the year. To
Speaker 2: all you small towns banning Halloween for teenagers, you are
Speaker 2: suppressing these kids creativity, because Halloween is not only about
Speaker 2: putting on a costume. It's about finding the imagination and
Speaker 2: costume within ourselves.
Speaker 1: Please give all these small towns who have band trick
Speaker 1: or treating for teenagers the biggest he are all right?
Speaker 1: Who are are somebody too? He ash and all? You're
Speaker 1: paying attention to details? Man, I like that lips.
Speaker 2: I like that he ashy everywhere except for his lips.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like that. I like that. I
Speaker 1: don't know what you just said, but I like that.
Speaker 1: A yeah, all right?
Speaker 4: Well V E T will see out of all piece
Speaker 4: b E T what's under the hellow just ask that man?
Speaker 4: You can't key board, can't bro well? Eight hundred five
Speaker 4: eight five one o five one? How old is too
Speaker 4: old to be trick or treating?
Speaker 1: Are you even just to be dressing up and enjoying yourself?
Speaker 4: Now, it's the difference you think, Yeah, you can dress up,
Speaker 4: you can dress up, and you can, you know, do
Speaker 4: whatever you want to do with trick or treating. You
Speaker 4: gotta be age limit want's you know? High school is
Speaker 4: trick or treating. Let's talk about it, all right, Let's
Speaker 4: talk about it when we come back eight hundred and five,
Speaker 4: eight five, one oh five one. How old is too old?
Speaker 4: Will be trick or treating. You can get out of
Speaker 4: character art Still, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.