Halloween funny is also crazy British oil smock sought after

With the advent of Halloween, the United States this year's popular clothing is actually slicked with British oil company's overalls.

The report said that before the arrival of Halloween on October 31 this year, this kind of clothing has sold 10,000 sets. According to the manufacturer, the hot sale of the clothing shows that the American public still harbors grudges about the leakage of the wells operated by BP in the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico. It is estimated that a total of approximately 185 million gallons of crude oil leaked into the Gulf of Mexico, causing the most serious ecological disaster in the history of the United States.

Alan Geller, executive vice president of FunWorld in the United States, said: “Halloween marketing will also reflect the world we live in. We like to include some social factors in the celebration.”

He also stated that Halloween is a festival of fear and people are frightened by the actions of BP. The oil spill caused many deaths and billions of dollars in losses.