Yes I know this story is six years old now, but figured I’d share something fun for the holiday.
Friend of mine insisted he said it while trick-or-treating as a kid, but I had no memory of people saying it. Apparently it’s generally an older thing, and it’s honestly fascinating.
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Quebec doesn’t say trick or treat either.
I think US media pretty much standardized “trick or treat” in the rest of the country.
“Trick or treat” was probably standardized by US media, but the term itself originates in Canada. (As well as the modern form of the activity)
I used to say Halloween Apples, like in the 70s, when I was a kid.
Yep, 70s Winnipeg kid here, that’s what they taught us to sing.
