An 8-year-old kid named Harry may have figured out a way to save Halloween!!!
Harry lives with his fam in Washington, D.C. and was apparently noodling on how he and his pals could trick-or-treat in COVID times. He — and we’re guessing his family helped — made a candy chute … something that’s catching fire as a way to safely dole out candy.
So, according to the family, Harry played a big part in designing the prototype. It certainly does the trick, although it’s only gonna work on an incline. Nevertheless, the design is solid, so the family’s now producing and selling chutes … for a good cause.
Halloween Win! DC 8 year old selling socially-distanced candy slide & donating half the proceeds to charity @nbcwashington Folo & DM me if you want one & I’ll connect you #DC #Halloween2020 pic.twitter.com/9Ravh4BbdJ
— Jackie Bensen (@jackiebensen) October 17, 2020
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Harry said, “I decided to sell them, exactly how much price they should cost — which is exactly $25 and zero cents — and how to decorate it,” in an interview with NBC.
Proceeds will go to D.C. charities that offer Thanksgiving dinners to folks in need.
We’re just wild about Harry. It’s a song — google it.
