(sot: dawn capitan, grocery outlet) "we go through so much of it, we really do. candy is one of our good sellers." in fact handing out candy is the number one way people celebrate halloween. so how can you fill trick or treat bags without breaking the bank? (sot: dawn capitan, grocery outlet) "the chocolate is a little bit more expensive for the amount that you get, the hard candies and stuff a little cheaper." so watch what you buy... and watch where you buy it. discount stores and warehouse clubs often have the cheapest prices. look for store coupons, and if you're brave enough... don't buy your halloween candy until the last minute. (sot: dawn capitan, grocery outlet) "the closer you get to halloween the cheaper the candy is going to be and i'm going to say 50 percent sometimes." (nats: thrift store) consignment and thrift stores are a must visit for penny pinchers trying to fill their halloween shopping list. (sot: holly hiden, salvation army) "and every day we bring out more halloween it's gone very fast. they are right on it searching through it." this salv

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talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about grocery stores and opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time what are the numbers (inaudible). >> that are local. >> right. >> in san fra

talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about grocery stores and opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time what are the numbers (inaudible). >> that are local. >> right. >> in san fra

talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about grocery stores and opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time

talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about grocery stores and opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time what are the numbers (inaudible). >> that are local. >> right. >> in san fra

talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about grocery stores and opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time what are the numbers (inaudible). >> that are local. >> right. >> in san fra

talked about the retail outlet like candle stick park opportunities not that we'll hire people to side but the developer or the shopping hall developers so we're talking about groceryand opportunities there. >> what we could do is - >> looking at the numbers and ethnicity and the contractors we monitor later on they also extend the employment to other communities. >> outside of construction. >> yeah. just a suggestion bear in mind that are other opportunities. >> we might be able to require (laughter) we could there would be the least we could do. >> yeah. >> to make sure that we are doing our part. >> right. exactly. >> not just making sure that our charge is that but also these types of things to help to alleviate or - >> some of the numbers $20,000 annual income that's nuts. >> in san francisco. >> that's the one that jumped out at me. >> i had a conversation with the members of the arts commission (inaudible) world-class city we want to make sure that the arts in the commission must extend to the world best artists because the city is a world-class city and but at the same time what are the numbers (inaudible). >> that are local. >> right. >> in san francisco.