This Aussie guy’s excitement at his shirt folder is totally infectious and now everyone wants one

John Plunkett. Updated November 4th, 2019

An Australian chap called Christian Hull has gone wildly viral on Twitter after posting a video of himself using a shirt folder to put his T-shirts away.

Not just put them away, obviously. But put them away really, really neatly. And with the minimum of fuss.

When I bought this shirt folder I didn’t realise how much joy it was going to bring me! pic.twitter.com/IaxwZQ3xvN

— Christian Hull (@christianhull) November 2, 2019

Don’t try and pretend you don’t want one now.

I don't know what worse. How much you're enjoying that or how much I want one so I can enjoy it too.

— ' || .ℍ. (@nyxiesnook) November 3, 2019

We shall call him #sheldoncooper #jimparsons pic.twitter.com/m6gHO68hL5

— Paul Brown (@paulbrown73au) November 3, 2019

is no one gonna talk about this

why does he have so many striped shirts

— jack 27 || YANA DAY (@kurtiscorner) November 3, 2019

I’m in a striped shirt phase. Haha. They make me look a little thinner. Which is why I own so many.

— Christian Hull (@christianhull) November 3, 2019

The excitement is infectious! It makes me want to buy one so I can share the joy!

— Giles Newlyn-Bowmer (@gilesrnb) November 3, 2019

And they're only $9.99?? STEALhttps://t.co/OZqANUlNjp

— Fat Kid Deals (@FatKidDeals) November 3, 2019

Steal? You can make that same thing out of duct and foam core or card board for a tenth of the price.

— . (@darthxeladier) November 3, 2019

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