The Complex Problem of Halloween
Candy season is upon us. I have a love/hate relationship with Halloween. I love candy. I hate myself when I eat tons of it. And the worse part is these little "fun size" candies. They trick you thinking it is smaller than a big candy bar and thus better for you to eat a small candy since candy is so bad for your health. So I eat one. But of course eating a tiny "fun size" candy isn't really much fun because you want more. So I eat another one. But eating two doesn't cut it either because it doesn't seem like the same amount as a normal sized candy bar and I feel cheated. So I decide to try a different "fun size" candy that is sitting in the candy bowl. Then I realize that it was just a sample of a new type of candy so I must eat another to give me the full flavor. Then I eat another type because who knows if it will still be there the next time I visit the candybowl since we have so many greedy evil candy eaters living with me. Before I know it, I find about 9 or 10 "fun size" wrappers all over the counter. Maybe this year I will be like those dentists that give out toothbrushes. But then again, I would feel screwed out of the Halloween experience and then go buy all the candy on discount November 1st. Then the cycle begins but just a day later. *sigh*
4 Comments:
I bought candy to pass out that I don't like. None of those amazing fun size bars for me.
Anyway, I have a theory on "fun size." It's a misnomer. If it were TRULY fun sized, it would be a 3-pound bar, no?
Mrs A. bought this gigormous jar of prepackaged stuff for Hallween. I looked closer and it is PRETZELS! how am I supposed to get my annual sugar high on PRRETZELS! She said she got them because that was the only thing she knew she would stay out of.
The idea of 'Fun Size' bars is proof that children cannot be brainwashed. Otherwise they would start calling schools 'Fun Zones'.
omg i big down fall is candy corn. mom buys it and i c it on the table and bam its in my room and gone quick!
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