Most people are going to have a different Halloween experience this year.<\/p>\n
But Justin Moore said for him, his wife, and their four kids, it will be the same.<\/p>\n
\u00a0“Where we’re from, it\u2019s not the typical Halloween that most kids [have.] We don’t live in a neighbourhood. We drive ’em to the people who we know, like my aunts and uncles and my parents and, you know, our family, our pastor. Usually we have a church hayride, so it probably won’t change much for us. We’re kind of in our own little bubble in a sense in our town, and really the surrounding communities. So, I have a hard time believing Halloween for us will change that much but I feel for those out there who it will, especially the kiddos.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Justin and his family live in Poyen, Arkansas, which has a population of 290.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Justin has made no secret of his hatred for Halloween, dating back to his childhood.<\/p>\n
Obviously, now that he\u2019s a father of four young kids, skipping Halloween is not an option.<\/p>\n
And it\u2019s not just his kids, Justin said his wife is a big fan, too.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s Kate\u2019s favourite holiday. So we go straight from ridiculous Halloween stuff everywhere to ridiculous Thanksgiving stuff everywhere to ridiculous Christmas stuff everywhere. It\u2019s never-ending. I like the Christmas stuff I just, the Halloween stuff I don\u2019t care for.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n