Sylvie Brett: So first order of business is coming up with plenty of activities to keep those teens entertained. I was thinking bobbing for apples.
Randall McHolland: Ooh.
Sylvie Brett: That's a classic. Pumpkin carving. We have to have a costume contest with prizes, you know, for scariest, most creative... What?
Joe Cruz: No offense, but these ideas, they just-- they sound a little...
Randall McHolland: Young.
Tony: Lame
Joe Cruz: I mean, teenagers these days torch cars on Halloween for fun. I don't think that bobbing for apples is gonna cut it.
Sylvie Brett: Okay, well, I'm open to suggestions.
Tony: How about a haunted house?
Joe Cruz: Now we're talking!
Sylvie Brett: Really? That sounds complicated.
Capp: My neighbor built a haunted maze on his driveway with PVC pipe and black plastic sheets. I didn't look so hard.
Joe Cruz: We can build it on the apron. That'll draw them in.
Randall McHolland: That's not a bad idea. Teenagers flock to those horror movies, the sickos.
Joe Cruz: Yeah, all we need is some strobe lights and black lights, some costumes. Boom
Capp: Boom.
Randall McHolland: Boom.
Tony: Boom.