I don't care about the candy, I'm still wondering how the fuck he makes it appear.

I worked for child protective services. Parents consistently told me their children would never open the door to a stranger; yet, consistently, I was able to get children to open the door for me.

*"Do you take candy from a stranger?"* *"Noooo".* *"Do you want some candy?"* *"Yes".* *"But I'm a stranger".* *"No, you're not".* *This is how kids get kidnapped. Parents need to keep an eye on them. Their minds are too little.*

"do you think you're kid would take candy from a stranger?" "oh sure they would"

😂😂😂 the kids legit say "oh wait we don't take candy from strangers" *runs up to parents screaming "OMG CANDYYYY"

I love how he confused the shit out of the children. 😂😂 He is like, do you want candy? But no. 😂

This guy : want some candy Smart kid : wait a minute, who are you ?

Thank god for this man, imagine the next day one of these kids got kidnapped, he could've saved them if they got kidnapped

"Do you take candy from strangers?" "No......" "Do you want candy?" "YES!"

plot twist: he was actually tricking the parents into thinking he was filming a social experiment

This was a great reminder to those parents. I bet it made their stomach sink. It's just that fast for someone to steal your child too. I'm so glad my mom was strict and didn't allow me to do everything everyone else's mom or dad did. I remember being at the park when a little girl was stolen and everyone was looking for her. She was never found. She was there by herself to begin with and she was only 13. I still think about her but only when I see things like this because I try to forget as much as possible because it will eat you alive. My life changed so much after that day and taught me a huge lesson I just hate it was due to loss of that precious little girl.

_"You don't take candy from strangers though"_ Halloween: *_Am I a joke to you?_*

We're technically taking candy from a stranger when you're trick or treating on Halloween

Him: do you take candy from strangers? Kids: no Him: but we did magic, we’re not strangers right? Kids: *yes, give me candy*

To see how happy some of those kids were for candy was also heartbreaking because it has actually happened to innocent kids. I think videos like this should be used to educate kids on what can really happen because just telling doesn't work when they're so young.

"What do you do when a stranger says that there is candy in his van" *Kids* "Well ima get into that van!"

I wish he would've tried to lure them away like "hey let's go over here" to see if some alarms would go off for the kids. I feel like more would have become more cautious

if we're not supposed to take candy from strangers wtf is Halloween.....

Plot twist: The stranger actually tricked the parent and could take the kid with him but didnt do it.

These kids are so innocent its breaking my heart because this has actually happened. And kids have been exploited because of this.

"do u take candy from strangers" "no" "do u want some?" "YES!" 😂

I remember someone was like "want some candy" And then I was like "wrong flavor" and walked to my mom.

that moment you go WAIT A MINUTE WHO ARE YOU?

I'm glad he made this video. It's one thing if you teach kids about stranger danger, but you just never know what they'll do in a real life situation.

Parents spend their lives telling kids not to take candy from strangers, yet there's an entire holiday dedicated to taking candy from strangers.

The kids are like wtf is happening give me the damn candy

I tested my daughter who's 6 years old with a friend in London. My wife and I watched tbe whole show just 30 feet away, we asked her friend a lady to do this to her. Offer her some sweets and walk off and keep her busy until shes out of sight.. she was quite loud and vocal approaching my daughter which we allowed to test her on and no one on tbe street was worried despite hearing the whole notion and witnessing it.. my kid screamed when the woman my wifes friend took her hand and peoppe said then nothing. My daughter said this isny my mommy wheres my daddy.. no response from public in tbe middle of london ar 11.30am.. when we approached my daughter she was shook up and scared shirtless people then stopped and asked what was going on. Truly dissapointed by general public and very proud of my daughter reacting the way she did. Ever since, my daughter has never left our side; were very sorry for freaking her out but it had to be done.

2010 and before: "want some candy?" 2010-2020+ : "want some free wifi AND V-BUCKS WITH THAT TOO?!?!"

Every kid with phones in future. Want candy? No thanks I just 3D printed one

all the parents just laughed my parents would be up there smacking my ass 😂😂

KZfaqr: is that easy to steal a kid Streger watching this vid: oh it really that easy to steal a kid wow I'm going to the park

One time my mom, my sister and I were at Denny’s when this old man came to us and offered us candy! We were all there sitting at the table!! We both looked at our mom and she said yeah sure. Then after he left she took it and said don’t accept candy from anyone without me there. So yeah, he seemed friendly but you never know 🤷🏻‍♀️

My barely-3-year-old niece ran up to me one time and asked me to open a candy for her. It was a small, clear, hard candy hastily wrapped in clear plastic. No brand or writing on the plastic. I asked her where she got it and she pointed and said "That man over there gave it to me!". I obviously took it away from her. God though, it was creepy. Please watch your kids.

Stranger: Hey you know not to take candy from stranger right? Kid: Ya Stranger: Do u want some? Kid: Ya

I felt bad for the kids. I hope the parents now know how to teach stranger danger a little better

I wouldn’t even bother to talk to him because I have social anxiety 😶

Technically just about everyone has taken candy from a stranger, it's called Halloween

Its good that the guy asked the parents first or we would have seen the cops

I would’ve gone: o hell nah and just run away

So respectful that he asked the parents first and then told the kids they should ask their parents first.

You take candies from strangers? "No" You want a Candy? *"Yes"*

Parents: Don't take candy from strangers! Parents on Halloween: Go get a handful of candy from those strangers!

“DADDY CAN WE TAKE CANDY FROM THE MAN” How does that NOT sound sketchy to a sane person saying that?

This is a amazing man thank you for showing this to all of us

This is because kids that age don't know what rape is. 99.9% of adults have been "nice" to them. Thats why they trust older strangers.

Want some candy? Yes Would you take candy from strangers? No Would you want some candy? Yes 😂

When I was little I was in a situation kinda like this. In my grandparent’s town, there’s a man who gives out balloons. My family thinks he’s really creepy. I’ve been a really paranoid person with a huge distrust for other people my entire life. One day I’m with my family downtown, and they’ve set up chairs in the grass ( there was an event going on so this was fine, we weren’t just setting up chairs in the middle of a town ) and my mom gave me a pizza box to go throw away. The nearest trash can was across the street, so off I went. The pizza box was too wide to fit in the trash can, and my weak 8 year old self couldn’t bend it. The balloon guy comes over, takes the box from me, folds it, and puts it in the trash. I thanked him nervously and he said “ no problem. hey, want a balloon? Just come over here. “ at that point I was extra scared and said “ no thank you “ and before he could do anything else, I ran back to my family. But I can’t help but think, what if I wasn’t already scared of that guy? What if it was one of my more trusting cousins? What if I wasn’t a paranoid kid? Would I have been gone?

He’s really good at showing the ways child predators can lure children. Like saying he knows that kids mom. Kids are so innocent and an older men take advantage of it so much ://

My favourite part was how nice he was. Like, asking the parents first. Great Job!

Parents to kids at parks "never take candy from strangers". I see you have forgotten the existence of Halloween.

Good on you for asking the parents first.

I was so paranoid as a kid I would have probably ran away as I saw a guy with sunglasses dressed in black approaching me.

4:54 Kid: Bruh, you just said the candy was from my ear meaning it was mine to begin with, that means I'm not taking candy from a stranger.

Lol this happened to my niece and a guy gave her candy she took the candy kicked him in the leg and ran away screaming "STRANGER DANGER!!!" The guy was my uncle .... My family is such a savage

lots of people think that their child would not take candy or something from a stranger just because they talked about this and warned them before. thank you for showing them that is not so true and they have to do something more about it.

Secretly, he was actually tricking the parents into making them believe he was a nice guy...

Stranger: do u want some gummy candy Me : *lies* IM A VEGAN !! Stranger: *slowly backs away*

Him:You want candy? *holds out lolliepop.* Kid: *reaches for lollipop.* Him: *pulls lolliepop away* oh but you don't take candy from strangers right? Kid:Nuhh *shakes head.* Him:But we're not strangers because we've been talking for a few minutes right? *holds out lolliepop.* Kid: *nods while reaching out for lolliepop.* Him:But I'm a stranger. *pulls back lolliepop.* Me:Do you wanna kidnap this kid or what??!

Once when I was somewhere around three a guy looked over our fence while I was with my younger brother and asked something, I don’t remember what. I tried to have us follow him out. I believe we were uncertain but about to. But just then our parents came out and called the cops. Long story short, we ended up going to quart, me needing to speak. And I remember I got a cookie towards the end. And the mans family kept trying to sue us and we had to move out. (Sorry I don’t remember much and it’s very patchy this was when I was 3.)

You’re good at this. The magic, the talking, everything. Good thing you asked their parents beforehand though.

"Are you hypnotized by the candy?" *swings candy in front of her and she immediately loses her senses and gets paralyzed* (the power of candy)

ooh thank goodness. they informed the parents before hand. I thought they were just gonna walk up to kids O.O

He is actually good at talking to kids and he is good taking their attention.

When we grow up we sometimes forget safety measures we were taught. He asked the kids if they were strangers or friends. Then that they were friends bc they'd hung out and had fun and laughed together for a few minutes. That is a huge thing to look out for even as an adult but we forget. We let our guards down from what our parents taught us. If you're a young adult, get your own drugs/drinks and watch them get made, or use them in a safe environment with people you trust with your life. Dont let your guard down for some new friends you met at the club. Even if they seem really friendly and nice. Even if you've gone out with them several different times. Be careful. Like this man said, sometimes bad people pretend to be your friend so they can hurt you. That's a lesson every age group can take away.

Stranger: hey want some candy? Me: mmm... What kind? Stranger: um.. chocolate? Me: CHOCOLATE!?!?!? Stranger: runs away. Me: runs after him. CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Plot twist: *one of those “parents” he’s asking is actually a stranger!*

God bless you for trying to help other children🙏

Wow, I remember watching your videos SO long ago maybe 2-4.5 YEARS ago. And this one popped into my recommended, and here I am.

Once I was 4(And dumb) I was playing on the slide. A person comes up to me and told me to get in the bus. I thought I was smart and FRICKIN KICKED HIM IN THE BALLS... *Turns out there was a field trip and the man was the principal SOOO* *WE CAN ALL SAY IM NOT HIS FAVORITE ANYMORE!*

The thing is, children will not register that people are bad at first. It's innocence. What a shame that there are bad people in the world.

Awesome social experiment, opened the eyes to these people and all the people watching this video. Really awesome!

Talking to strangers,AND giving away your personal details to a stranger are EXCELLENT stuff that should be being taught to kids who are in primary school,or just as they are about to start primary school!! The consequences of what could occur if you DID do it is mainly what you should be focusing on,so that it's easier for them to understand,and you should alsi be asking them questions,so that you know that they've been listening. You could also use helpful videos,such as this one to help you out within doing all that.

Stranger: Do you want a Candy? Me: No thx... Stranger: Why not? Me: I don't like candy... In Halloween: Stranger: Do you want a Candy? Me: OMG YES THX YOU SO MUCH!!!

Stranger: Hey kid you want some candy? Me: Nah fam I'm allergic to tartaric acid. Stranger: Well I have a dog in my van, wanna pet him? Me: No thanks I'm a cat person. Stranger: I also have free WiFi in the van! Me: I'm good I have unlimited data. Stranger: WHAT DO YOU WANT THEN??? Me: A Xiaomi black shark, A club penguin membership, and tickets to see Yo Gabba Gabba on ice.

Guy: **comes up to me** Me not knowing that it was it’s a social experiment: **kicks in balls** Me: **finds out it was a social experiment** Me: *wHoOps*

Wait a minute Did that on boy just say "that girl is her dad" what

But I’ve taken candy from strangers ALOT. You know, Halloween

"Should you take candy from strangers?" "No..." "Do you want some?" "Yes......"

Buying ice cream is basically taking candy from strangers,but with extra steps.

Kids are way too innocent, parents need to make them aware and teach on how to deal with situations like this, thank you for this social experiment you did

I once took candy from a stranger Had to pay $2.50

Everyone always says not to take candy from strangers.... _but what about Halloween?_

I am 25 but with that personality, he could even kidnap me. Best thing you can do is to be really careful

Stranger: You don't take candy from strangers. Kid: No. Stranger: Do you want this candy? Kid: yEaH!!!!!

This would be me as a kid: Mum: did you eat the nemo toy? Me: no Mum: then where did it go? Me: **points to stomach** Mum: then did you eat it? Me: no

”do you take candy from strangers” ”no” ”do you want some” ”YES” 😂

I have had this thought forever. You can tell your kids twice a day and 3 times on Sunday to not talk to strangers but if you don't tell them what a stranger is it will mean Nothing. I challenge every parent, every grandparent, every aunt and every uncle to ask the children they love what is a stranger, most of them have no idea. If they have been warned repeatedly to not talk to strangers, they will most likely picture someone in their head that looks scary or mean or whatever negative things their minds are capable of coming up with. They probably wouldn't think that someone who looks "nice" would be threatening. I've spent some time considering what would be the best definition for children of any age. A stranger is someone you don't know. Obviously not all strangers are bad people and you don't want your child to be paralyzed with fear. If anyone has more to share I would be glad to hear it and I'm sure others would too.

Once this happened to me, not from candy but from where i live. I was going out with a group of friends until we met a lady. We talked to her a bit and then she asked where we lived. This happened in a park and it was just in front of my house. I turned back to my house but not to be suspicious into thinking that was my house. I just said uhh its none of your buisness. 10 minutes later i wanted to go home because it was getting dark and there was a van in a parking lot. The lady was walking towards it. I stayed with my friends somewhere hiding. The lady got on the van and drove off. I watched the van drive off until i couldnt see the backlights anymore. After that i immediately ran home so fast. I kept looking back where the van drove last time. Finally i reached my house.

When I was a kid, I used to offer candy to adults, and then scold them for exploiting me ..........(I was born in Soviet Russia).

It doesn’t work with kids with *BRACES*

Thanks for this, Rich!

Usually parents teach their kids by showing children video about being careful. But I was taught that if I talked or interacted with suspicious strangers they want my life snd nobody will be there to save me.

I remember when I was 7 a women came up to me and told me that my mom had been calling me for a while......guys I was with my dad my mom was at work💀 I raaaaaaannnn for my damn life!!😭

I took candy from a stranger once The stranger was a guy working in a shop I gave him the candy and the money He gave me the candy back Should I still eat the candy

Stranger = would u like a candy Kid = no Stranger = ok..then take this chocolate. Kid = 😀

Here I'm impressed by his magic tricks 😂😂

Once a stranger asked if I want candy and I was like “Mom can I have some candy this guy is offering to me?” Then I turned and the guy was gone wonder why. Note: This is a joke I’m not dumb

Stranger: want some candy child? Me: I kNoW kArAtE

My mum always said never take anything food type from a stranger as it could be drugs I still take that advice and will share that with my children in the future

Stranger: Do you want some candy? Me: nah I’ll buy my own.