use strict 'no unwrapped candy';
use warnings 'look out for cars';

use constant HOME_BY => '8:00';
use constant CAN_EAT_TONIGHT => 1;

sub halloween {
    my $self    = shift;
    my $costume = shift or die "Can't have Halloween without a costume
+!";
    
    $self->put_on($costume) or die "Costume doesn't fit, choose anothe
+r one";
    
    my @houses = $self->neighorhood->houses;
    
    my $is_dark_out = 0;
    
    while ( ! $is_dark_out && @houses ) {
    
        my $house = shift @houses;
        
        next if $house->owned_by eq 'stranger' || ! $house->light_on;
        
        $self->approach($house) or do {
            warn "House is too scary";
            next;
        }

        my $rc = $house->knock();
        
        if ($rc =~ /^tr(ick|eat)$/) {
            $self->candy->add($rc) if $rc->wrapped;
        }
        else {
            push @{ $self->jerks_i_know }, $house;
            $self->tp($house) unless $self->mom->watching;
        }
        
        $is_dark_out = 1 if $self->watch->time() > HOME_BY && ! $self-
+>beg_for_more_time;
        
    }
    
    $self->approach($self->home) or die "Mommy! I'm lost";
    
    $self->take_off($costume);
    
    my $num_eaten = 0;
    
    # note - should re-factor into separate method to be portable to o
+ther holidays,
    # but I'm busy eating sweet, sweet chocolate.
    EAT_CANDY:
    while (1) {
        
        my $piece = shift @{ $self->candy };
        
        $self->eat($piece);
        $num_eaten++;
        
        if ( $self->mom->watching && $num_eaten > CAN_EAT_TONIGHT ) {
            # note - bug. This method always returns 0.
            last if ! $self->beg_for_one_more_piece;
        }
    
    }
    
    if ($num_eaten > 5) {
        sleep $self->watch->delta($self->watch->time, "2am");
        $self->wake_up;
        $self->throw_up;
        goto EAT_CANDY;
    }
    
    if ( @{ $self->candy } ) {
        goto EAT_CANDY;
    }
    
    return $self->wait_for("christmas candy");
            
}

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