The economy must be bad: Cash outweighs chocolate

HALLOWEEN is nearly upon us. We want to dress the WHITE CAT as a bride, the BLACK CAT as a groom and the OUTSIDE POTTY CHALLENGED PUPPY as a pastor who occasionally relieves herself on the carpet.
Hopefully, the goodies in our TRICK-OR-TREAT BAGS are just as inspired.
Here, ROUTE 1 readers answer the following FRIDAY QUESTION:
"What would you most like to find in your Trick-or-Treat Bag?"
BRIAN M. -- The tidy sum of $1,000,000 or a season pass to the men's hockey tournament at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
ROSEANNE H. -- A healthy economy and the stock market back over 14,000.
MIKE D. -- Aside from cash, lots of Kit Kats, Twix and Peanut M & Ms.
ELLEN B. -- Millions of dollars!
RICK T. -- M & Ms (in a bag, of course).
KERSTIN H. -- $1 million and a Snickers.
JIM S. -- Hershey's Bar, Three Musketeers and Milky Way; perhaps Milk Duds and Whopper's Malted Milk Balls; for sure a Nestle's Crunch Bar and a big (not small) pack of Sixlets... And an apple?
BRIAN C. -- My retirement account.
KERI M. -- A winning Get Set for Life ticket. A person can win $1,000 a week for 25 years... or chocolate, of course.
ERIK H. -- I was going to say "world peace," but I think I would settle for one of those big, white Toblerones.