Speaker 1: Caloroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with five good
news Halloween stories. Now Halloween and Christmas are just starting
to blend together. It's more let Christmas starting early. But
now we're starting to go the other way, as somebody's
come out with a Halloween Advent calendar. In this version
of Advent, the countdown goes from thirteen to thirty one
nights of Fright. I'm on Amazon now to find out
more about this. There are a whole bunch of these.
I'm not trying to sell you anything. You can do
your own shopping. And they come with like here's one
that comes with the little rubber figures of rubber ducks,
so we have ducks meets Christmas meets Halloween. Wow, there
are tons of these things. Anyway, you've seen an Advent calendar.
Just to add some Halloween on top of that. That's
apparently a thing to keep parents busy. Between that and
the Elf of the Shelf, give parents a break. A
bunch of companies put out press release is I'll play along.
Burger King is making this Halloween a graveyard smash, they
tell us with their first ever monster menu. All right,
what's on the monster menu. You can get the jack
o Lantern whopper that comes with American cheese, bacon, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, pickles,
ketchup in mayo. What makes it jack O'Lantern? It comes
on a jack o Lantern orange bun topped with black
sesame seeds that makes it look halloween ish. You can
also get Vampire Nuggets. These are crispy chicken nuggets shaped
like vampire fangs and bats and served in a carton
designed as a coffin. Can I interest you in some
Mummy mozzarella fries? That's right, crispy mozzarella sticks wrapped in
golden breading, paired with a marinara dipping sauce, and served
in a special limited edition Mummy themed box. What am
I gonna do with the box? It's gonna have like
mozzarella fries stuff? What am I just gonna? What am
I gonna do with this? Whatever? Frankin Candy Sunday a
creamy vanilla soft served top with a franken mix of
Oreo cookie crumbles, purple Frankin candy syrup, and purple and
green popping candy, stitching together one electrifyingly sweet dessert. You
know I was kind of with you with the jack
O Landrod Whopper Burger king. I think you're stretching here. Meanwhile,
Chuck E Cheese is bringing back Boo Tacular trademark. By
the way, that, of course, is their trademarked signature family
friendly Halloween celebration. It features daily costume rewards, nightly dance parties,
specialty menu items, and century friendly play events. They also
have some limited edition collectibles and apparel. Go to Chuck
E Cheese dot com and use the code Boo twenty
twenty five for a little discount there. I'm not trying
to sell anything, just telling you what's going on. They
have a menu Pumpkin Shape, Pepperoni Pizza, Giant Slime Cookies,
Dippin' Dots, I Scream Eye new word scream that comes
with Chuck Ease exclusive cookie Crunch flavor. Dressed up for
Halloween at a special seasonal price. Meanwhile, over at Aldi's
they're pushing pet pajamas. Oh yeah, your dogs are gonna
totally love being dressed up. Whether you're planning for a
full costume party for your dog or want a festive
touch for all those fall evening walks. These pajamas are
a simple way to get tails wagging. Here's some now
with the beautiful prints with witches and skeletons and pumpkins
and ghosts. You can get a skeleton pajama costume for
eight bucks at the Aldies. White bone patterns stretched across
a black base. These pjs delivered just the right amount
of spooky flare without going over the top. Maybe your
pet is moorn too of the mummy. These are designed
to look like classic mummy wraps, and the black and
white stripes are accented with peaking monster eyes, giving the
outfit a slightly eerie yet undeniably fun vibe. And maybe
your dog is hungry. Well they have howl o weeen
molded dog shoes. These are long lasting treats shaped in
spooky Halloween molds, pumpkins, ghosts, bones. You know you can't
humble brag that your dog treat is shaped like a bone.
We have that already anyway. Four bucks, the Aldies and
our final story today, the government is on it. The
US district judge ruled that consumers who filed a class
action lawsuit against Reeses failed to show that the lack
of confectory details on the chocolate and Peanut Butter candies
had caused them economic harm. You see, the lawsuit accused
the Nice Reeses people of tricking customers by depicting spooky
Halloween designs on their packaging, while the unwrapped chocolates had
no features. The judge said, while consumers may have been
disappointed by the chocolate's unwrapped appearances, the candies were not
so flawed as to redder than worthless. Illegal expert explains
the chocolate still tasted like chocolate. The lawsuit had focused
around several candies that were marketed around Halloween, including the
Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins and the Riese's White Ghosts, and
a couple other ones, the Reese's Peanut Butter Shapes, Assortment, Snowmen, Stockings, Bells.
The original lawsuit claimed that Hershey used deceptive advertising Trick
or treat everybody. Those your five good news Halloween stories
for today an Awesome Day