Back in high school, I worked in a retail store and sold more Vans and t-shirts than you can possibly imagine. Ever since then, I can't put my laundry away without having my shirts folded to retail display standards. That's why I get excited when I see videos like this one on how to fold a shirt. Doesn't it make you want to refold everything in your drawers right now? 'Course I know I don't have to, my drawers are already retail worthy.
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Oh, lord, don't even get me started! After spending my free time in college working at Urban Outfitters and being the star folder, I still fold shirts in stores when I'm shopping! Shirts I didn't muss up!
Posted by: Adrian | August 30, 2004 at 08:25
What what what? That was awesome! But why not in English...what the hell was she saying? I have to know how to do that.
I hate folding shirts with a passion but if I could do that, my life would totally change.
Posted by: Maggie | August 31, 2004 at 17:48
Bah, I practiced, trying to follow the woman, but I couldn't get it when she lifted it all quicklike. I'm simply destined for wrinkleness.
Posted by: jenniferc | August 31, 2004 at 23:30