[ravenworks69]

Most of the "annoying" ones are the "I know how you made that prop" type. You know, trying to pay more attention to the "man behind the curtain" types. My worst however was a "KID" ( I only use this term because at 5' 9 or so I can only assume he had a glandular issue) who completely disrespected our efforts. He came to the door with no enthusiasm, shoulders slumped like he didn't even want to be there. Like he was conflicted about wanting to do this and feeling to grown up to do it. He knocked on the door, opened his bag and said nothing. I let it slide because there was no need to make him feel any worse. We make pre-made treat bags so all we have to do is put 1 bag in their bucket and not worry about who got more etc. I put the treat bag in his tote bag and he just walks off...saying nothing.

I was discouraged but hey, I don't know his struggle so who am I to judge.... That's what I was thinking until he stepped up to his mom about 20 feet away and said, "Another f*ckin treat bag, can we go home now?" It was all I could do to not run up to him, snatch back the treat bag and throttle the little s*it.