If you’re reading this, you already know what time of year it is. That’s right, it’s spooky season or quite simply, Halloween.
Except things are wildly different this year. We are in the midst of (still) braving a pandemic, many of us haven’t seen our friends and family beyond a screen. Even for those who have, crowded parties and gatherings are still a distant memory.
Before I spiral into a serious dialogue about the pandemic and all that depressing stuff, I’ll stop myself.
TikTok has…