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Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas to Really Scare the Sh*t Out of Your Neighbors

There’s nothing scarier than an Excel spreadsheet.

October 30, 2024 by Samuel Dunsiger Leave a Comment

Your neighbour’s unfolded laundry
Your neighbour’s Gmail account with over 1,000 unread emails
A missed call waiting a response
Anxiety
A phone battery at 2%
Your neighbour’s phone bill
A long line at the grocery store
Mouldy vegetables found at the back of the fridge from god-knows-when
An Excel spreadsheet
Your neighbour’s last remaining roll of toilet paper

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About Samuel Dunsiger

Samuel Dunsiger (he/him) is a freelance writer, career advisor and accessibility advocate who identifies as disabled, and works within the intersection of employment and disability. In addition to writing about issues related to mental health, wellness and careers, his stories normalize living with disability. His work has appeared in publications including the Toronto Star, Quartz and Metro UK.

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