Shock Collar Question of the Day (10/27/25)
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Happy Halloween week, my friends. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. A lot of excitement around the holiday this year. That guy thought you were funny. Yeah. In fact, did you know the average person in America, I guess I should say adult person, started prepping for this holiday over five weeks ago? Hmm. Too early. That's like what? The beginning of September? Yeah, it includes getting costumes, stocking up on your candy, your pumpkins, all that good stuff. I see a lot of decorations this year. I feel like more than ever. I'm so into it. All of that. And if you're in the camp who believes Gen Z are all just lazy slackers, well, know this. The average person in their 20s has been prepping for Halloween for almost seven weeks.
Whoa, even more? It takes a long time to make enough jello shots for the Halloween party, so you've got to start early on that. And you've got to customize, like, buy the molds that are cute shapes, you know, for the jello shots. Totally. I remember the first year we worked with Alexis, she had, like, four different Halloween costumes. I'm like, you're not going to use just one thing? You're like, it's a different party, Brooke. Yeah, you can't re-wear it. We broke her spirit on that, so good for us. one more stat for your face people who say they go big on halloween they've been planning since mid-august on average that's a party i want to be invited to a lot of people christmas is mine but this is their favorite holiday yeah so that would make sense there are houses in my neighborhood that i must rent storage units just to store those huge skeletons because they have like where do they
72% of Americans say they plan to celebrate this year. 67% are going to be handing out candy.
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