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Podlet: Can We All Just Act ‘Normal’? | Ep. 108

10/29/2026
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Apparently, asking a friend to crash for ONE night is rude now. And handing out full-size candy bars on Halloween? Also a problem. 😂🎃

Seriously. What is happening?!

This week, Deanna surprises Ashley with two things she stumbled across online that left her questioning whether we've completely lost perspective.

First, a viral TikTok debate about whether it's rude to ask a friend if you can stay at their place for a night. Is that crossing a boundary, or is helping each other out just part of being a good friend?

Then there's the neighborhood association that actually asked residents NOT to hand out full-size Halloween candy bars because it might make other households feel pressured to keep up. 🍫😳

Naturally, we have some thoughts.

We're debating:

🏠 When did asking a friend for a place to crash become rude?
🎁 Does staying overnight mean you owe your host a fancy dinner?
🎃 Should an HOA get to decide what Halloween candy you hand out?
🍬 Have we taken the need to make everything fair a little too far?

👇 Tell us what you think! Would you let a friend crash for the night? And would you follow a neighborhood rule banning full-size candy bars?

Send us your thoughts or questions!

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