【[Ep4] Secret Campus】

Sometimes the world can [Ep4] Secret Campusfeel like a bleak place. Life takes a lot out of people and it's hard to find something pure and untarnished to enjoy without guilt. Except for this video of a guy flipping out over his new T-shirt folder thing. This is fine to enjoy.

Australian Youtuber Christian Hull (@christianhull on Twitter) tweeted a video from his TikTok channel showing off his new T-shirt folding contraption, which appears to bring him more happiness than you have ever experienced in your entire life.

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The shirt folder makes easy work of Hull's shirts, and he punctuates each fold with an emphatic "boom," which considering the razor-sharp perfection produced by the contraption is entirely understandable.

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Seriously, his shirts look crisp as hell. And for anyone who's wondering, a similar board is available on Amazon: BoxLegend V3 shirt folding board

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Price: $23.99 on Amazon

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