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Anyone who's lived in that area for any amount of time
Anyone who's lived in that area for at least a year
Anyone who's lived in that area for 2–5 years
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Anyone who's lived in that area for 11+ years
Anyone who's spent the majority of their life there
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Meeting the locals.
Public sculpture at Thames, New Zealand.
Hey guys I'm going to sell some cool stuff at a fair for the first time ever wish me luck
Locals in São Vicente, Cape Verde
Portuguese vintage postcard

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If you are struggling to get last-minute Halloween decorations up, due to work demands, mental health issues, new responsibilities, or just the unforgiving nature of time, local creatures are here to help. Cryptids, nocturnal animals, and unsettling weirdos living in local abandoned sheds and alleys are happy to spice up your yard or front door with ominous looming and half-seen movements in the peripheral vision of passers-by and trick-or-treaters. It is considered polite to reward these efforts with a portion of the season’s bounty--king size candy bars may even earn you an eerie and threatening entryway well into November if you wish.