Giving iPhones Instead Of Candy on Halloween

2 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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The video captures a spontaneous street interaction on Halloween where the host (Speaker A) repeatedly offers high‑value items—iPhones, $10,000, PlayStations, AirPods—to costumed trick‑or‑treaters instead of candy. The participants (Speaker B) react with surprise, gratitude, and occasional confusion, highlighting the absurdity and humor of swapping traditional candy for expensive tech gifts. The dialogue is repetitive and informal, emphasizing the playful, exaggerated generosity and the novelty of the giveaway, while also showcasing the participants' costumes (e.g., a Minecraft outfit) and the festive Halloween atmosphere.

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Hey, you want an iPhone?
Yes, yes please. Thank you.
Yo, I love the costume. Here's an iPhone. Thank you. Oh my gosh, you get two for having a Minecraft costume. Don't drop your iPhones. Happy Halloween. Hey, here's $10,000. Oh, no, no, it's yours.
No, keep it. No, but you keep it.
Hey, here's an iPhone. Here's an iPhone. You want one as well? Here you go. Happy Halloween. You want an iPhone? Here you go. Happy Halloween. Here, take them. Here's an iPhone. Thank you. You want an iPhone? Oh, yes please. Okay, here's an iPhone. Oh, there's two of you. One second. There we go. Happy Halloween. Do you want a PlayStation? You want AirPods? Thank you.
Hey, who's that over there?
You want an iPhone?
What? I want a candy.
I've got a jar of peanut butter. I'm allergic.