I’d shut the door and turn out the lights. Demand candy and deliver a threat in-person. It’s the least a kid can do for free treats. The droneer could be a greedy adult, after all.
That’s almost as bad as 17+ year olds trick or treating, without even bothering to put on a costume. As least I could pretend that the drone was being piloted by a bed-ridden eight year old.
It’s a shame the city of Dallas banned flying drones in residental areas. I’m sure the kids in my apartment complex would love to see one of my drones “waiting in line” behind them.
I stopped doing Trick or Treat more than 20 years ago. That year, my terrier Mykei and I were alone in the house. It was about 8:30, and most of the little kids had already come and gone. I used to have them come into the sunroom and choose their treats. A pet gate separated the sunroom from the living room. A teenager showed up alone — no costume or mask. He was looking into the house with great curiosity and didn’t appear to want to leave. I was getting nervous. Finally, a couple of costumed kids came to the door, and he finally left. That was my last year handing out candy.
GROG Premium Member about 1 month ago
Then eat the rest of the candy and be done with it.
a sage about 1 month ago
Give it chips?
xaingo about 1 month ago
Halloween by Amazon.
Aimless Melissa about 1 month ago
I’d shut the door and turn out the lights. Demand candy and deliver a threat in-person. It’s the least a kid can do for free treats. The droneer could be a greedy adult, after all.
RobinHood about 1 month ago
Ralph still has candy?
mourdac Premium Member about 1 month ago
Is the drone armed? That’s the trick.
Indiana Guy about 1 month ago
That’s almost as bad as 17+ year olds trick or treating, without even bothering to put on a costume. As least I could pretend that the drone was being piloted by a bed-ridden eight year old.
win.45mag about 1 month ago
I’da slammed my door on it. If it broke, who cares. It crossed the threshhold.
Man of the Woods about 1 month ago
I would laugh my behind off if that happened to me. And yes, I would give it some candy for whoever is operating it. Very innovative.
h.v.greenman about 1 month ago
It’s a shame the city of Dallas banned flying drones in residental areas. I’m sure the kids in my apartment complex would love to see one of my drones “waiting in line” behind them.
Chris about 1 month ago
less charming and more creepy… sigh.
reverendike about 1 month ago
How did it ring the doorbell?
bigplayray about 1 month ago
Now That’s one Hella of a costume!
wildlandwaters about 1 month ago
good thing you contributed… otherwise the drone would go into ‘trick’ mode!
Jaythor about 1 month ago
They probably figure that it isn’t worth the walk, as Ralph probably ate all the candy anyway….
davanden about 1 month ago
Might as well eat it all yourself.
Saddenedby Premium Member about 1 month ago
IF it has a camera on it – and the majority do – there is gonna be a real disturbance in the force. js
cuzinron47 about 1 month ago
I’d consider giving it something more appropriate for a drone.
JPuzzleWhiz about 1 month ago
Not for nothing, but the heavier that “pumpkin” gets as it’s filled, the more likely that the drone would tip and the candy would spill.
Smeagol about 1 month ago
That’s imaginative, how did it ring the door bell?
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 1 month ago
An expensive way to get free candy. On the bright side the drone can’t take a bowl left out with a ‘take one’ sign.. has that ever worked?
anonymooseandsquirrel Premium Member about 1 month ago
Covid-safe trick or treating! I like it!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 1 month ago
Next time the drones will be fitted with a hologram costume.
maureenmck Premium Member about 1 month ago
I stopped doing Trick or Treat more than 20 years ago. That year, my terrier Mykei and I were alone in the house. It was about 8:30, and most of the little kids had already come and gone. I used to have them come into the sunroom and choose their treats. A pet gate separated the sunroom from the living room. A teenager showed up alone — no costume or mask. He was looking into the house with great curiosity and didn’t appear to want to leave. I was getting nervous. Finally, a couple of costumed kids came to the door, and he finally left. That was my last year handing out candy.
serial232 about 1 month ago
If that were to happen to me, I would shut the door very firmly on the thing. You either obey the rules or pay the consequences.
j.l.farmer about 1 month ago
Unless they showed up, in person and in costume at my door, try wouldn’t get a treat from me.