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'Cruel trick': Little kid receives impossible maze whilst trick or treating

Georgia Weir

Halloween has been and gone and the ensuing craziness of the festivities is slowly making its way online. One particularly 'cruel' trick has been posted onto Reddit. 

"There is no way through this maze my kid got Trick or Treating tonight," an anonymous parent wrote in a post to the 'Mildly Infuriating' forum.

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Impossible maze given to kid trick or treating Reddit

The maze had a litany of lead pencil trails depicting a number of attempts. However, all trails lead to a dead end meaning the maze is impossible to solve. 

Reddit users under the post jokingly dubbed the impossible maze as a 'cruel trick'.

"Gotta teach them while they're still young that life will have many disappointments," one user joked.

"Who the hell gives out mazes for trick-or-treating ? Somebody had to sit down and think "you know what kids really like on Halloween……homework," another user added.

Other Redditors also shared other strange things they gave out and received whilst trick or treating.

One user shared their trick or treat tray which included Twix bars, MnM's, Kit Kats and…Rubik's Cubes?

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Another Redditor shared that they included Rubik's Cubes amongst their sweets to give away to trick or treaters. Reddit

A Redditor hilariously dubbed the inclusion of Rubik's cubes as "food for the mind."

Alternatively, another Redditor shared that their child had received vegan pamphlets and stickers amongst their sweets.

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One Redditor posted that her child had received vegan pamphlets whilst trick or treating. Reddit

The stickers included one that said "I'm not a nugget, go vegan!" along with a drawing of a baby chick.

Users vented their frustration with handing out ideological pamphlets to young children on Halloween.

"I despise anyone who tries to indoctrinate kids on Halloween," one Redditor commented.

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