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Trick or Treat
FOR TOOLS!

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Photo of a man at a workbench in a shop. He has safety goggles on and is holding a tool over a metal rod. Where they contact each other, there are sparks shooting out

Three teenage girls are working around a table cleaning tools with solvents and wearing gloves. Tools are on the shelves along the wall behind them and a teenage boy is facing the tools

A poster IS on the wall with a jack-o-lantern, with arms and legs, holding tools in a bag. Tools are also around him, on the poster. The banner says 'Trick or Treat' for Tools. There is a wooden crate below it, open with a flyer taped to the top. On the right side of the crate is a Home Depot moving box. There are orange trick-or-treat bags in the crate, with tools. On the left side is an orange Home Depot 'Lets Do This' bucket. A post coming out of it has orange flyers taped to it, and a scarecrow doll.

Four women are working with fabric and sewing machines that are on a row of tables

A man in a blue shop uniform wearing safety glasses is working at a table that has oil cans, a vice grip and two metal toolboxes filled with metal tools.

A man is leaning over an overturned bike frame, working on the pedal area. Nearby, four men are looking on. It is in the bright sun and there is a dilapidated makeshift table holding tools and parts.

A smiling man is holding onto a wheel barrel He is in a warehouse next to pallets and many toolboxes. Along the wall behind him are many shelves of tools and another man smilng, as well as a woman that is working with the tools. Stacks of orange bucket are also behind him,in the shelves.

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