re: How was your neighborhood's turnout for Trick or Treat?

As big or even bigger than last year. A block party with a grill and folks watching the bama game. No hayrides or anything, but was delighted with everyone out and about.

My one very lib neighbor had all lights off, and they have two kids. Oh well, they can be scared.

Huge turnout in South Denver. I ran out of candy in 90 minutes. At least 150 kids in that time frame.

Normal turnout, just like years past. Nobody seemed to give a shite about Covid. No masks, everyone having a great time.

People are over this stupid shite y’all.

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ETA: northern burbs of Austin

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Williamson co? I've got relatives up there that I think are still bunkered due to covid. No one leaves the house. Work and school from home, delivery services.

16, same as last year, different hood. most had masks.

Almost non existent. Way less than last year‘s in the same area

Town of 3500 in central Oklahoma. Live in one of the nicer neighborhoods in town, mostly active and retired teachers, school faculty and coaches.

We spent almost $100 on candy, more than we spent last year by about $20, and still had to turn the porch lights off by 8pm because we ran out.

Overall traffic through the neighborhood was a lot less, but because there were many more large groups of kids/parents riding together on the backs of flatbed trailers through town. Side note, 50% of the baws driving the pickups pulling those trailers were flying their Trump Flags.

All in all, turnout was probably a little bit less than normal, but we were more generous.

Turnout was about half.

Very few wore face coverings (excluding costume masks).

95+% said thank you.