1:59:16And the bonet is called the hood here
1:59:17the tires are the boots of the car
1:59:19in the US we call it a trunk, and it sounds better than boot or treat lol
1:59:19The boot is the English way to refer to it, trunk is the American way
1:59:21wait a minute where's fishman?
1:59:26Must be due to the HOA :loudly_crying_face:
1:59:27can't believe my wife is Br*tish
1:59:34I think trunk was derived from the big chests on the back of stagecoaches
1:59:38yeah it's also safer generally than trick or treating
1:59:38that's where we get phrases like "Junk in that Trunk"
1:59:43I saw a lot of churches doing trunk-or-treating
1:59:45for places where walking house to house isn't feasible or not many people passing stuff out
1:59:45What would you dress up as if were to go Trick or Treating?
1:59:53It tends to be done in rural areas where houses are miles apart
1:59:59The Bonnet is the front part where you lift up to see the engine and stuff
2:00:02it's a million times lamer than going house to house
2:00:06That sounds sus af :loudly_crying_face:
2:00:12because there are a lot of adults there
2:00:13because their parents are with them
2:00:13The Meta is to give out candy from a van
2:00:15Just don't go near the free candy vans, heh