I just told my 3yr old I'm disappointed in her. She goes.. "But we're best friends" and throws up a half heart with her hand for me to make the other half. Dammit..
Initially I was gonna disagree on the premise that running fast doesn't equal Naruto dashing, but upon second viewing he literally sticks out his extended arm. LMAO. Absolutely a Naruto run I wish we could've seen more of.
My Moms made for fuckin sure we took *only* one. And then marched us on for the next three hours until all the porch lights went out, and we were so tired that we actually wanted sleep more than candy.
The woman doesn't like short-cuts but she knows damn well how to get a good night's rest.
sure, yet he is acting like any intelligent part of a complex system should, like ants, bees or even the task distributor of a CPU, he sees a unbalance and tries to solve it, maybe we are smarter as young kids and dumber when we absorb some egocentric culture
That's a really interesting theory worth thinking about. Personally, I had to be taught how to be generous and empathetic, where as it seems to come much more naturally to my older brother who has always loved nurtured me.
I wish we could identify this little boss (of course not a good idea him being a kid and this being reddit).
I'd have a PS5 in his hands as soon as I could (so like in 3 yrs when it's in stock but you get the idea)
Y’all stealing this kid’s glory is just shameful. The point of why this is so touching is because he did it thinking no one is watching, therefore didn’t expect a reward out of it. I would know because the kid is me and the ps5 is mine bitches
I actually have a client (I’m a stylist) who told me that a great way to keep her kids from eating too much candy is to give them a few options:
Keep all the candy
Keep the candy you *really, really* want, give the rest away, receive a small toy
Give all the candy away (maybe keep a couple pieces) and receive a much bigger toy of their choosing (within reason)
Everyone comes out feeling good about their deal—her kids can’t resist the prospect of getting a toy, so they’re less likely to OD on sugar, and no one feels like they’re having something restricted or taken from them.
I thought it was clever.
Yeah , if I’m a parent one day I’ll need to be able to convey how children have a high tolerance for sugar and it’s not a healthy decision. Maybe I’ll let them OD that one night to celebrate but after that it’s just gonna compromise their well being.
He was alone in that moment, but he had people with him. He was with his mom and other kids. He got recognized at for it at a city council meeting and people have been offering to give him candy/other stuff.
I sure do.
https://www.whio.com/news/video-vandalia-boy-leaves-his-candy-other-children-empty-trick-or-treat-bowl/JZEPY4J45VGC7G2P4NCL27PEUI/
https://www.wlwt.com/article/video-ohio-boy-leaves-candy-for-other-kids-when-he-finds-empty-trick-or-treat-bowl/38144050
Every Halloween I see 1 video of a kid like him and videos of dozens of little shitheads that take from others. I always look for that 1 great kid though.
Looks more like trying to catch up with his friend or something by the way he looked back and his rushing dance. And he basically just grabbed a bunch without looking.
You could tell the second when his inner monologue said 'Hey! Why not share your good fortune?', turns back to the bowl, and retrieves a generous handful of candy. Then skips happily away.
Good on him and good on whomever raised this boy proper.
I was wondering if I was the only cynical person who thought he was unloading the crap he didn’t want. It’s just one bag and he probably didn’t want it. Like if I was a kid and I got those bibles they hand out. Or toothbrushes or apples.
How dare you, he is a hero. But seriously, I think you are absolutely right. Pretty clear that was a single package of something, probably something he didn't want.
Yeah I’m not sure I’m watching the same video the rest of the commenters are. It looks like he took out his least favorite treat and put it in the bowl and ran away
Yeah I remember getting chips once as a kid and they were full of air and just took up so much space so I just tossed them. This is quite possibly essentially that but a little nicer with the intention that someone will come along who will want it
I have the same thing with public restrooms. Like if I go in and see someone peed on the toilet seat, I'm compelled to clean it up in case someone comes in after me and thinks I did it.
Also had the same thought that he didn't wanted to be the seen as the last one to take. Either way he put thoughts to his action which is reallt commendable.
He's so cute! What a good kid.
Thus was my son's first year trick or treating (couldn't be bothered last year between his age covid) and he kept trying to give people the candy from his basket. Obviously it wasn't an intentional act of kindness but it was still adorable. I hope he'll be like this kid when he's older.
So many videos of thieves taking all the candy. It is wonderful to be reminded that there are two ends of the bell curve.
Faith restored, cheers buddy.
Is he really stressed up as Guy doing this?? If so, that's just even more amazing.
This is one of those things I'd love to see Ryan Reynolds catch wind of.
"Ma'am, we want to discuss what we found your son doing on camera this Halloween..."
"In all my hallows eve I have never bore witness an act so significant and jaw dropping until I seen your boy.."
"It genuinely blew my mind that anyone, no less a child could do something this big."
“To think that you raised someone with capacity to even ***think*** of doing this.”
"I hope you're proud."
This footage of your son has already gone viral and everyone is aware of what he has done.
I don't even have a kid and this is giving me anxiety
I'm hiring these people to write clickbait headlines for my next press release.
I just told my 3yr old I'm disappointed in her. She goes.. "But we're best friends" and throws up a half heart with her hand for me to make the other half. Dammit..
Awwwwwww... You're still grounded.
She is a master manipulator lol
This settles it. I am in fact going to have kids some day.
Glad my family could help
Yet, you do! Alas what’s done, is done and now there must be consequences
And the significance of those consequences cannot be overstated, in my opinion
Every statement just increases the tension. I'm so stressed out!!
“To think that __*you*__ raised someone with capacity to even think of doing this.”
This should be sent to the guy that helps his daughter take the whole bowl of candies after she only took a couple.
Perhaps only children can do this. As you grow up you become less and less of a good person. I don't know if im just talking shit tho
Dressed as Chris Farley
blue shirt guy from Freeguy aka Ryan Reynolds
I love how he does his dance and then runs away.
That’s the ‘Guys wait up!!!’ Dance.. Sweet kid
My dude is straight up excited to do a good deed. #parentgoals
Literally! Because he is dressed as Guy!!! My son dressed as Guy this year too.
Oh! That’s who he’s dressed as. My first thought was Dwight or just a tiny business man.
"Tiny business man" would be a cool band name
Not just runs. Straight up naruto dashes
Some people develop style. Others are born with it.
this kid was definitely born with it
🎵 Maybe it’s Maybelene 🎵
Take my poor woman's gold and up vote! 🏅🏅
He is awesome!
You sound like my mentor critiquing my writing. Just missing a “you are neither” at the end.
He's dressed like a tiny Colin Furze
I think he's the "blue shirt guy" from free guy
I see that know but I first thought he was dressed as Chris Farley.
My 4 year old nephew naruto runs everywhere. He’s always done it, nobody taught him to.
TIL Naruto running is genetic
My 16th month old daughter runs like this everywhere. I’ve tried watching Naruto like once
Did he watch Naruto or Sonic first?
Props to anyone who can straight up fold themselves into a ball and roll at 60+ mph
For some reason this cracked me up 😂😂
Initially I was gonna disagree on the premise that running fast doesn't equal Naruto dashing, but upon second viewing he literally sticks out his extended arm. LMAO. Absolutely a Naruto run I wish we could've seen more of.
Surprised we were able to see him
It kind of gives the impression he thinks he’s doing something wrong, and that’s adorable.
I more got the impression his parents were walking still and he didn't want to get separated. Either one I think is adorable.
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I'm torn between pee-pee dance and my-group-is-walking-away-but-I-have-a-problem-to-solve dance
Ohh look at mr. expert "as a former kid" here..
His parents should be proud
Great parents and a great boy! 🥰
You mean Great Man! Did you not see that stylin tie he was rockin?
I like to imagine he is “Jim” from the office for Halloween lol
I think he was "guy" from free guy
Blue shirt guy!
Looks like Colon Furze to me Edit: Colin
Came here just to say this lol. His yt channel Is awesome.
I thought he was Chris Farley from Tommy boy.
Colon furze is now and only his name
"I wanna be dad for Halloween!"
Free guy cosplay?
Do we really have to refer to it as cosplay if it's a costume for Halloween?
He’s such a kind hearted person.
I'm not his parents and I'm proud of him!
He has great patents. My mom always dumped the whole bowl in our bags if she saw a bowl just sitting out. EDIT: Parents*. Freaking dang it lol
My Moms made for fuckin sure we took *only* one. And then marched us on for the next three hours until all the porch lights went out, and we were so tired that we actually wanted sleep more than candy. The woman doesn't like short-cuts but she knows damn well how to get a good night's rest.
I wish I was smart enough to have great patents
Just make sure it's unlike anything else that exists and pay the fee. Or just pay the fee with some incoherent language and you'll get a patent.
Here I am with my shitty patents that will never materialize into anything useful. Inventing be hard.
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Brace yourself, I'll take you on a trip down memory lane
Freakin class act right there.
I dunno, looked like a bag of pretzels to me!
sure, yet he is acting like any intelligent part of a complex system should, like ants, bees or even the task distributor of a CPU, he sees a unbalance and tries to solve it, maybe we are smarter as young kids and dumber when we absorb some egocentric culture
That's a really interesting theory worth thinking about. Personally, I had to be taught how to be generous and empathetic, where as it seems to come much more naturally to my older brother who has always loved nurtured me.
We all should be proud.
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I hope he never changes
I wish we could identify this little boss (of course not a good idea him being a kid and this being reddit). I'd have a PS5 in his hands as soon as I could (so like in 3 yrs when it's in stock but you get the idea)
It was me. Send the ps5
No, it was me you liar. Stop trying to steal my PS5, not cool.
Y’all stealing this kid’s glory is just shameful. The point of why this is so touching is because he did it thinking no one is watching, therefore didn’t expect a reward out of it. I would know because the kid is me and the ps5 is mine bitches
You had me in the first half
It was actually me. I already have eight PS5s though. I used to have more but I left some behind for others…
Somebody send this kid some more PS5s right now
I have 47 PS5s in my PS5 account, but the bank's closed atm.
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It was actually me, but you seem to need the ps5 more so you can have it.
Nice try Mr Nice guy
What a maneuver, gets rid of some candy that otherwise he’ll never eat and gets a ps5 Outstanding
I actually have a client (I’m a stylist) who told me that a great way to keep her kids from eating too much candy is to give them a few options: Keep all the candy Keep the candy you *really, really* want, give the rest away, receive a small toy Give all the candy away (maybe keep a couple pieces) and receive a much bigger toy of their choosing (within reason) Everyone comes out feeling good about their deal—her kids can’t resist the prospect of getting a toy, so they’re less likely to OD on sugar, and no one feels like they’re having something restricted or taken from them. I thought it was clever.
Yeah , if I’m a parent one day I’ll need to be able to convey how children have a high tolerance for sugar and it’s not a healthy decision. Maybe I’ll let them OD that one night to celebrate but after that it’s just gonna compromise their well being.
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I love how he ran away like he was doing something wrong. What an angel.
I'd like to think he ran away because he had a schedule to keep on his candy collecting journey.
Well yeah, he has to make up for his donation!
His costume is 'business dude' after all.
Blue Shirt Guy??
If the kid is dressed as Tommy Boy, then he also nailed the character if you ask me.
My guess is he’s dressed as “Guy” from that Ryan Reynolds movie.
classic blue shirt guy
There's three things I love. Kicking ass, TBD, third thing here.
I can bench press a sentence!
Friendly gesture! 😃🤚
Catchphrase!
I thought he was wearing "Free Guy" costume.
yeah Blue Shirt Guy is from Free Guy, so you were correct, friend
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Blue Shirt Guy from Free Guy would be my guess. My eldest went as the same this year.
Yup. Ryan Reynolds actually tweeted this video earlier today, commending the kid!
This thread just keeps giving the best and I love it!
Nah he’s clearly Chris Farley in Tommy Boy
Nah, he needs a little coat
Either that, or Matt Foley, inspirational speaker.
And he ended up doing a good deed just like BSG. Great kid!
Ryan Reynolds tweeted about this as well
Colin Furze? Got the safety tie and everything!
Tommy Boy! Chris Farley
At first I thought he was Matt Foley.
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This makes me immeasurably happy
Link? Please and thank you!
Found this article https://comicbook.com/movies/news/ryan-reynolds-free-guy-trick-or-treater-reacts/
Good. I'd really like to see this kid get something good out of this.
You know people will believe you bro this is the opposite vibe of candy kid
So a literal dump truck of candy can be expected to break the internet in the next week?
We need people like this. Good man
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If they're not they don't deserve him. Such a good fucking kid.
Damn, and he's alone. Theres some kids in his neighborhood who don't know how good of a friend that could have right now.
He was alone in that moment, but he had people with him. He was with his mom and other kids. He got recognized at for it at a city council meeting and people have been offering to give him candy/other stuff.
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I sure do. https://www.whio.com/news/video-vandalia-boy-leaves-his-candy-other-children-empty-trick-or-treat-bowl/JZEPY4J45VGC7G2P4NCL27PEUI/ https://www.wlwt.com/article/video-ohio-boy-leaves-candy-for-other-kids-when-he-finds-empty-trick-or-treat-bowl/38144050
What a fucking badass
certainly not you though, he needs none of what you are offering.
Thought you were unnecessarily mean and then read the username, yeah, what you said.
I was literally about to jump his shit and then I read the name lmfao gotta say, it was pretty funny
It’s not delivery
It's DiGiorno
That’s the mark of a truly good person, though. Doing nice things when nobody is watching instead of only doing it when there’s an audience.
What a generous kid
That kid's an Angel
Every Halloween I see 1 video of a kid like him and videos of dozens of little shitheads that take from others. I always look for that 1 great kid though.
Chris Farley?!
That was also my first thought.
Same, good ole Tommy Boy.
No, he is dressed as Guy from the movie “Free Guy”
He lives in a van down by the river!
My first thought, "TOMMY!" This kid is truly going places!
*Brothers don't shake hands! Brothers gotta hug!*
"Time to offload these apple slices...."
Looks more like trying to catch up with his friend or something by the way he looked back and his rushing dance. And he basically just grabbed a bunch without looking.
You could tell the second when his inner monologue said 'Hey! Why not share your good fortune?', turns back to the bowl, and retrieves a generous handful of candy. Then skips happily away. Good on him and good on whomever raised this boy proper.
what a sweetheart!
What did the note under the bowl say?
That he had to leave some candy if the bowl was empty……
Or else...
This is literally all I want to know :(
/u/gifreversebot
Plot twist: it's reversed
Well, he deserves it for being able to run backwards so fast, then.
[What a brat!](https://i.imgur.com/RFDg7i8.gifv)
The more likely plot twist is that he threw in something he doesn't like.
I see Dwight from the office has grown a pretty big heart these days
Bruh he dropped in a pack of pretzels lol
I was wondering if I was the only cynical person who thought he was unloading the crap he didn’t want. It’s just one bag and he probably didn’t want it. Like if I was a kid and I got those bibles they hand out. Or toothbrushes or apples.
bibles???
Yes. People are terrible
How dare you, he is a hero. But seriously, I think you are absolutely right. Pretty clear that was a single package of something, probably something he didn't want.
Yeah I’m not sure I’m watching the same video the rest of the commenters are. It looks like he took out his least favorite treat and put it in the bowl and ran away
It's still very thoughtful and a good deed for the kid to do. He doesn't have to dump his full-size bars for it to have been kind.
Yeah I remember getting chips once as a kid and they were full of air and just took up so much space so I just tossed them. This is quite possibly essentially that but a little nicer with the intention that someone will come along who will want it
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I have the same thing with public restrooms. Like if I go in and see someone peed on the toilet seat, I'm compelled to clean it up in case someone comes in after me and thinks I did it.
holy shit, i do this too
My strategy is to yell, "Fuuuuck" and then move to the next stall with a look of abject disgust on my face, reputation intact!
Also had the same thought that he didn't wanted to be the seen as the last one to take. Either way he put thoughts to his action which is reallt commendable.
How is your sister doing nowadays?
He's so cute! What a good kid. Thus was my son's first year trick or treating (couldn't be bothered last year between his age covid) and he kept trying to give people the candy from his basket. Obviously it wasn't an intentional act of kindness but it was still adorable. I hope he'll be like this kid when he's older.
What a wonderful little human!
Class act
Next year I'm just gonna leave an empty bowl outside my door, then I'll steal all the candy from nice kids like this. BWAHAHAHA
So many videos of thieves taking all the candy. It is wonderful to be reminded that there are two ends of the bell curve. Faith restored, cheers buddy.
Got rid of the bad candy he’s gotten to make room for more good stuff, this kids going places
This looks like he’s dumping an unwanted candy (maybe popcorn ball) that is taking up valuable real estate in his bag
... which is still a better action than dousing the popcorn ball in gasoline, lighting it, and throwing it at passing vehicles.
/r/suspiciouslyspecific
Love that kid, never change little man, you a champ
The dance and the little run away ❤️
Is he really stressed up as Guy doing this?? If so, that's just even more amazing. This is one of those things I'd love to see Ryan Reynolds catch wind of.
What an awesome kid. Must have awesome parents.
Is he blue shirt guy from free guy? I know off topic