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81 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 4h \ parent \ on: Happy Diwali and Happy Halloween Cowboys!! alter_native
Children get very excited, they have fun because they dress up as their favorite characters and because in a certain way adults also have fun and behave like children, in the sense that some also dress up and are kind when handing out candy, it is a holiday to have fun and stop being "serious and boring" for a day. In public schools here they do not celebrate Halloween, coincidentally today they also celebrate "criolla music" so they give priority to this holiday. How great your daughter's school, regarding candy, our daughters have something in common, in the end they do not eat all the candy, and it can last up to a month on the table.
63 sats \ 3 replies \ @bief57 5h \ parent \ on: Happy Diwali and Happy Halloween Cowboys!! alter_native
In Venezuela, Halloween practically doesn't exist, at least not when I was a child. I never went out to ask for candy and only dressed up a couple of times... Now, with the issue of social media, people there do dress up their children and in the residences, the children go out to ask for candy.
In Peru I was surprised to find that Halloween is celebrated, and the streets are filled with children in costumes asking for candy. I find it funny. Every year I go out with my daughter. She brings her pumpkin and costume. Her face is so happy that it is priceless. On the other hand, there are Christians, evangelicals, and Jehovah's Witnesses. They don't celebrate Halloween. They say that it is a pagan holiday and that it is a sin. "God doesn't like this," two women told me yesterday. I answered them: "Don't worry, God is with us. He also forgives criminals and drug addicts. He will forgive us." Haha, it was funny. The women were outraged. It was a very respectful conversation, but it seems illogical to me that in their churches they admit and forgive people who have committed serious crimes, but not people who celebrate Halloween.
I've been thinking about the question for minutes. I think and think and I realize that I haven't dedicated myself to anything, either that or I didn't understand the question. In a funny way but it's not really, I just felt useless, thinking about it, I've dedicated myself to watching a lot of series and movies, how horrible, not useful or talented.
Yesssss a Disney classic, I saw it a long time ago, I had forgotten about it. Thanks! I heard they released a second movie, is it good too?
Oh my god, I completely forgot that movie existed. I loved it when I was a kid. Thanks for reminding me.
17 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 OP 25 Oct \ parent \ on: Are the offers real or a marketing illusion? AskSN
That explains why there are 3 different promotions for McFlurry and Happy Meals in the McDonald's app.
Thanks for that information
10 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 OP 25 Oct \ parent \ on: Are the offers real or a marketing illusion? AskSN
Exactly, a company is never the one that loses profit. I am honest, sometimes I feel attracted by promotions, not only on food but with other types of products and I always ask myself the same question. Something very common is that they raise the price of a product and then place it as an "offer"
10 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 OP 25 Oct \ parent \ on: Are the offers real or a marketing illusion? AskSN
Interesting, I understand. My doubt is because those prices seemed too suspicious to me, in addition to two promotions for the same product but with different prices. This month they have also been doing flash offers where they offer you a large pizza for 10 soles ($2.68)
10 sats \ 2 replies \ @bief57 OP 24 Oct \ parent \ on: Are the offers real or a marketing illusion? AskSN
Yes, of course, but is there a way for the consumer to really benefit? Or are these promotions with traps?