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Greetings all: Is your baby or sex but not eroticisma baby you know in need of a Halloween costume?

If the answer is yes, look no further, because someone just thought up the World's Best Baby Costume: Kevin Malone from The Office ... on Chili Day.

On Wednesday, Instagram user Adam The Creator posted a stunning Photoshop of a fake Amazon baby costume listing titled, "Paper company accountant spilling a pot of chili."

And though the baby costume isn't a realitem sold on Amazon, the idea is still absolute perfection.

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As any fan of The Officeknows, the costume is a nod to the cold open of the show's "Casual Friday" episode, in which Kevin proudly carries a homemade pot of his famous chili into the office only to accidentally drop it all over the carpet.

A recap for those who have never seen the magical moment or simply want to watch it again on a loop for like ten minutes:

As you can tell from Adam The Creator's account, the Kevin costume is the latest creation in a series of fake parody costumes shared — including a "Sick pup" costume for dogs and a "Billionaire stoner " costume inspired by Elon Musk — but that doesn't make it any less funny.

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Since the photo was posted, the costume's received a whole lot of love from both fans and former cast members of the show, including Brian Baumgartner, the actor who actually playedKevin.

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Jenna Fischer, who played Pam on the show, brought the costume to his attention — which is no surprise considering she specializes in sharing The OfficeHalloween costumes for kids. I mean, just look at this tiny Dwight Schrute costume she tweeted in 2016. Perfection!

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While you can't purchase this ready-to-go Kevin chili costume for your baby, you canrecreate with a tiny brown suit and tie, a little pot, a hair cap, and some fake vomit, probably.

Heck, why not make baby Halloween costumes of every Officecharacter?

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