VISUAL PREMISE
A tiny toy checkout sits on a full-size kitchen counter. One adult right hand holds a single small button-shaped purchase beside it. A narrow blank paper strip emerges only from the checkout's front slot. Keep the scale contrast clear in a locked close view.

ESCALATION
0–2s: The hand places the small purchase beside the toy, then presses its only button once. Start the printer sound after that press.
2–6s: The strip feeds steadily across the counter and curls over the front edge under gravity. The hand withdraws; no one pulls the paper.
6–9s: Cut to a lower, wider angle showing the same strip reaching the floor and forming a loose pile. Keep its upper end continuously connected to the slot. The checkout and purchase remain at the same counter positions.
9–12s: A second hand enters from below with a wastepaper basket and places it under the falling strip. The original right hand lifts the tiny purchase into view above the growing pile. Finish on the disproportion, while the printer continues.

MATERIAL AND AUDIO
Thin matte paper bends into irregular folds; it does not become a rigid ribbon or multiply into several strips. Use a small printer motor, soft paper impacts, and room tone. No dialogue, music, readable receipt, labels, extra button press, or teleporting paper. Preserve the already-fed paper through the cut.