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And last but not least,
a special prize this year...

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for the best homemade costume
goes to the Sullivan sisters.

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You can't throw away your prize.
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-Best homemade costume.
-They made it up because they pity us.

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-You got it 'cause you're different.
-We don't want to be.

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We want to be the same
as everybody else.

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Why would you wanna be the same
as everybody else?

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-Everybody else goes trick-or-treating.
-What's that?

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it's what they do here for Halloween.
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Like ''Help-the-Halloween'' party?
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No, not ''Help-the-Halloween'' party.
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You don't ask for help in America.
You demand it.

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Trick or treat. You don't ask. You threaten.
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-You can't do that on our street.
-Why not?

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Because you can't threaten
drug addicts and transvestites, that's why.

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What are transvestites?
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A man who dresses up as a woman.
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-For Halloween?
-No, all the time.

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Come on.
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-Why?
-it's just what they do here, okay?

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We were allowed to go trick-or-treating
in our stupid building.

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Trick or treat!
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-Dad, get out of here!
-Trick or treat!

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Come on, let's try another door.
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Answer the fucking door.
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-Why won't they answer?
-Maybe they're afraid.

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We're nice kids, so let us in.
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-How many doors is that?
-Four.


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