Steve Kerr's Look-Alike Reacts to Viral Video, Reveals Fan Thought He Was Warriors HC

Steve Gillis, the recently-discovered doppelgänger of Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, was able to cash in on his new sort-of-fame by scoring snacks during the team's recent preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers in Las Vegas.

Speaking to Luca Evans of the San Francisco Chronicle, Gillis revealed another fan who was at the game gave him M&Ms, nachos, and beer that she paid for at the concession stand.

"I didn't say anything," Gillis said. "I was so dumbfounded. And she wanted to get the picture, and she wanted to get away. I didn't correct her. I did not. I'm sorry! I did not!"

Evans noted the entire cost of the concession items bought was $46.

Gillis appeared to catch the attention of Kerr during the Oct. 13 preseason contest between the Warriors and Lakers. He was sitting a few rows behind the Golden State bench when Kerr seemed to look in his direction and stop when he noticed.

According to Evans, Gillis said he has been mistaken for Kerr for several years. It has even gotten to a point where his students — he is an English teacher at a Las Vegas-area high school — "come up to him in the halls."

The actual Kerr will lead the Warriors in their season opener against the Lakers on Wednesday night at Crypto.com Arena.