Nothing calms me down more than a video of a woman organizing her refrigerator with special containers.

Nothing relaxes me more than a video of someone organizing their garage with labeled bins.

Nothing brings me more peace than a video of someone restocking their skin care essentials,

alphabetically ordered in their medicine cabinet.

Nothing brings me more joy than watching a time-lapse video of someone color-coding their closet rainbow.

Red tops over here, purple tops over here.

I love organization. And I will say organization is something that now more than ever is

actually kind of toxic which is unbelievable because if you think about the concept in theory it makes life

easier at best you can actually be sort of therapeutic like what could be bad about it

because of the internet I think organization has gotten a bit toxic. I think people are sort of over-consuming in order to make organizational content on the internet.

Doing like a spice jar restock.

Okay, let me explain to you what this video looks like.

This is a video of, let's say a mother of three,

going to the grocery store and buying a bunch of spices,

and then basically taking these containers that are all matching containers that have

labels for the cumin and for the black pepper and for the mustard powder and for all these things and then she takes the spice that she bought from the store and it's perfectly good container and then puts it into her

container that's the one that matches with all the other ones that she has so that

when you open her little drawer every single one matches okay?

Listen I get the temptation there's or every single one matches, okay?

Listen, I get the temptation.

There's something so satisfying about

everything matching, everything looking,

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