Halloween is always a great holiday for families. Not only can you participate in a group costume with your loved ones, but you also get to explore your neighborhood and meet your neighbors (while getting a bunch of candy). However, plenty of households are still staying cautious. This year, there were a lot of bowls with a "take one" sign, utilizing social distancing.
Four-year-old Alex took distancing to the next level by driving to his neighbor's houses in his Jeep. While it's always cute when kids have motorized cars, it's extremely special to see them drive in costume.
Alex made the moment, which was caught on his neighbor's doorbell camera, even cuter by showing off some pretty impressive driving moves.
The video makes it look like Alex has been doing this for quite some time. Not only does he manage to park right outside the house, but he knows exactly what to do with the candy. He puts it right in the trunk, keeping it safe until he can get back home.
One of the sweetest parts of the video is seeing that he followed all of the rules. He took only one, leaving plenty of sweets for the other kids in the neighborhood.
But it gets even better. When Alex leaves to head back home, you can see him doing a three-point turn on the way back. He's a better driver than a lot of adults, and it makes the already cute video even more special.
Alex is a good reminder that there's still so much good in the world. Next year, you might feel compelled to have your kids drive around their own neighborhoods door-to-door.
Watch the video to see Alex in action. But be prepared — you'll want to watch it on repeat.
