00:00 Halloween Reddit user Jeremy Schneider dressed up as the scariest thing in the
00:04 world. Those 15-foot receipts we get at CVS.
00:07 According to Jeremy, he just scanned his CVS receipt into Photoshop, printed it
00:11 out onto 42 pieces of paper, and then put it on poster board. This is a pretty epic
00:15 costume. I give Jeremy kudos. Not only did he make this costume himself, but then
00:20 he went into a CVS to see if the barcode would actually scan. And they did! While
00:25 picking up some Halloween candy, he asked his cashier to scan his extra
00:28 bucks, and it worked. "Can you scan my CVS bucks?" And people love this video. They
00:37 think it's fun, funny, and harmless. A good old viral video. Darren Montgomery
00:42 says, "Making people happy in a world like this is just beautiful.
00:45 Surprised your code worked, dude. LOL." Grant Barrett comments, "My life has come to
00:50 watching videos of people dressed up as receipts and walking around in a store." My
00:53 life has come down to watching videos of someone walking around as a receipt and
00:56 then reporting on it. If this does look familiar, it's because a guy named John
01:00 Baker pulled this stunt back in 2014. He dressed as his incredibly long CVS
01:04 receipt after buying just one thing of Tic Tacs. And Jeremy, of course, says that
01:08 he was inspired by John. For more trends like these, just go to whatstrending.com.
