Saint. Shit. This article saves lives! If you have offspring of any kind, you know that they will be BOMBING stuffed animals from the moment they emerge from your womb. It's like throwing your caviar on Oprah's Christmas show and instead of valuable gadgets, they just have stuffed animals thrown at them. But for some odd reason, the thought of gifting one of those extra stuffed animals is just torment for your mind and soul. Maybe it's a sign of borderline hoarding, who knows. Definitely back to the product. This bad boy is premium modern quality stuff. It's like someone took a $50 clay barn pillowcase and made it huge and weird, but ergonomically designed. And instead of useless throw pillows, you can fill it with things you need to hide to keep your home looking as interesting as possible. Fully loaded, this bad boy is holding a TON of stuffed animals - from the giant monkey you won at the pier to little modern day "hat kids" with sickly marble eyes. To be honest, I, a 5ft 8.5in adult female, could fit in there for a moment of sanity if needed. It is very expensive. The price is honestly great for such a great part. Just buy it. Please. You will not regret it.
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