Guy claims to have inter-dimensional travel experience

[Liberator]

He seems pretty serious, idk? Would you trust this account or think its a hallucination?:

"I posted this over in /r/paranormal and they suggested I submit it here as well.
A couple of hours ago, I was in the midst of a coding frenzy when my stomach started rumbling constantly. I decided that my coding project can wait a few minutes and that I needed to go grab some food. I live in the western United States, so the nearest place is always a McDonalds. I just wanted some quick food. I wasn't dressed, I hadn't showered all day (days off whoo), so I wanted to run to the nearest drive-thru and get back. McDonalds it was then.
I picked myself up from the computer, threw a leash on my dog, and headed out. I loaded the dog in my car and turned the ignition. Outside, there was still a bit of light. The sun had just dipped behind mountains in the horizon and it was just dark enough to warrant headlights.
As I'm winding my way out of my neighborhood, I started to notice that the streetlamps kept going out as I passed under them and then coming back on when I'm passed them, which I thought was strange, but I chalked it up to coincidence as I've had streetlights go out on me before.
I eventually made it to one of the last turns to get out of the neighborhood, but as I pulled up to the stop sign, I felt a wave of... something... pour over me. I heard my dog whimper. I looked back at her and she had ducked back into the middle of the back seat, tail between her legs, with her fur sticking straight out. It felt like I went through a thick sheet of static electricity, honestly, and I began hearing a loud feedback noise inside my head, and the world got blurry. This went on for a few seconds before it cleared up.
My car had stalled during this time, so I turned the engine back on and made my way past the stop sign. When I pulled out into the main road, I immediately noticed that the streets were vastly different. They were the usual black, but they had a bright white iridescent color to them as well, lighting up the environment. The streetlights that were usually on the medians on the road were gone as well, replaced by trees.
McDonalds was still right by my house. I could see the sign. It was in a different building, though. The building was much bigger than usual, but so far this is the least strange thing to happen on this drive. So I drove towards it, still very much confused as to the sudden change. My dog in the back of my car seemed to acclimate to this change much better, as she was back to sticking her head out of the window and sniffing the air.
I pulled up to the only stoplight between me and my destination and the car in front of me was something I had never seen before. The logo on the back was a silver circle with what looked like a silver Sicilian eagle in the middle. On the eagle's chest was the letter "G" in a cursive font. The model of the car was "Vapor." The license plate was the same as any other, though.
So I go through the light, still wondering what the hell happened when I reach the McDonalds. I get to the drive-thru menu, which is all LCD screens updating to show featured menu items and looping gifs of people smiling while they eat. My usual is still on the menu, though for $2 more than I'm used to paying for it, so I order that. I pull up to the window with my credit card out and at the ready so I can pay.
The worker opens the window and greets me. I greet him and hand him my card.
He looks at it and then back at me and says, "we don't accept that here," and then hands me a gadget that reminded me of my dad's blood pressure monitor.
I guess I was supposed to put my finger in it, but I was so thrown off I just asked, "uh, can I just pay with cash?"
"Cash? Sure, I guess."
So I hand him $20 and he inspects it for longer than anyone should, and then proceeds to give me my receipt without my change.
When I ask him about the change, he looked at me with a very confused face and said, "we don't have cash at this location, sir. We only can give cash vouchers."
Oh..kay. So I look at my receipt and, lo and behold, the bottom of it says, "cash value: $11.26." Good enough for me, I guess. I pull up to the next window.
After waiting for a few minutes, the next worker opens up his window with my bag of food in his hand and a big smile on his face.
He hands me the bag and I put the receipt in it out of habit.
He then says to me, "Oh wait, I forgot your fries! Can I have the bag back, please?"
So I hand him the bag and a few seconds later he returns and says, "I hope you have a great day! I made this spe-sp-spespe-spe-mm-I-great day!-spe-spe..."
This went on for a few seconds. His face and body motions were moving and resetting like when you tilt an n64 game slightly out of the console. I didn't have time to be terrified during the moment, because as this happened, I felt the wave of electricity come over me again. Just like last time I heard my dog whimper, and when I looked back she was crouched in the back, her fur extended. And just like last time, I heard a loud feedback noise in my head. My eyes took a second to adjust, but when the world came into focus, I saw that I was in a parking lot. I recognized everything. This was the parking lot in which the McDonald's I'm used to is placed. And sure enough, the McDonald's was visible in my rear-view mirror at its usual location.
So I go through and buy food, again. My $20 was missing, as was my cash voucher or whatever, and drive back.
I have no clue what happened, honestly, and I wanted to get as much of the detail out as I could while it was fresh in my thoughts."

https://www.reddit.com/r/Glitch_in_the_ ... dimension/

[Matrozs]

I had a feeling this was on /r/nosleep , it would explain everything .
OP claims nothing , he just wrote a story , simple as that.
I don't say it's not real , it could be , but it's reddit.
We could debate Alice in Wonderland the same way .
As the guys in /r/Glitch would say : '' It's a bug in the matrix , don't worry it will be fixed in the next patch '' [gz]

[Calicifer]

Agree. People tend to make up stories all the time. We have nothing to confirm his wild story and thus it's likely just attention grab.

[cyberdemon]

Definitely a story. Inorganic, sci-fi sounding things almost always are.

[Desecrated]

Reddit doesn't feel very "serious" as a source.