The Perfect Packing: A Masterclass in Expert Gift Wrapping

Noah Silverbrook

Updated Sunday, June 23, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

A recent Imgur video titled "The Perfect Packing" has captured the internet's fascination with the art of expert gift wrapping. The video showcases a master wrapper executing what can only be described as a pro-gamer origami move, leaving viewers both impressed and amused.

One user humorously noted, "I love how they take the tape away lmao this badass don't need it." The precision and skill displayed have led many to believe that the individual must have performed this task countless times before. "Pretty sure he's done this at least twice before," another comment read, emphasizing the impeccable technique used.

The video has sparked a variety of reactions, with one commenter saying, "I fear not the man that has rolled 10,000 packages of tea, but the man who has rolled a package of tea 10,000 times." This highlights the level of expertise and possibly years of experience required to achieve such perfection. "This position needs 60-year work experience," another user added, pointing out just how specialized this skill is.

The print on the wrapping paper seemed to be designed specifically for this intricate fold, making the final product look almost too good to unwrap. "The print indicates it was made for this exact fold. Also, that last big roll and fold above all was a pro-gamer origami move," one viewer observed.

The video didn't just attract admiration; it also inspired some practical thoughts. "If we are gonna get rid of plastics we may need to learn how to do stuff like this," one user suggested, highlighting the environmental benefits of mastering such skills. Another viewer added, "Go away with your sticky backed plastic," emphasizing the elegance of a tape-free wrapping method.

The level of expertise displayed has led some to wish for the wrapper's skills in other areas of life. "I want this mf to make me a burrito," one comment read, while another noted, "I bet he rolls a mean joint also." The admiration for the skill extended to the point where one user joked, "I used to be able to roll a joint with one hand while driving a stick shift. Glory Days."

Despite the amazement, some practical concerns were raised. "Yeah until you get home and try to open it and rip it and all that goes everywhere," a user cautioned, while another added, "Now I'm afraid to open it when I get home." These comments reflect a common sentiment about the potential difficulty of unwrapping such a meticulously packed gift.

As the video continues to garner views and comments, one thing is clear: watching an expert display their skills is incredibly satisfying. "It is so satisfying seeing an expert display their skills. Just curious though, what does the customer do with this package?" one user pondered, capturing the blend of admiration and curiosity that this video has sparked.

In a lighter note, one user pointed out, "I didn't know Roger Corman also had a talent for paper arts. Such a loss to the world on so many levels," bringing a touch of humor and nostalgia to the discussion.

Overall, "The Perfect Packing" video has not only entertained but also inspired viewers to appreciate the art of expert wrapping and perhaps even try it themselves. "Every single time I see a gift wrapping video on YouTube or on Imgur I pause the video and get paper and try to copy what I see. My recycling bin is filled with expensive, beautiful, weirdly folded paper," one viewer confessed, illustrating the widespread appeal and influence of this captivating demonstration.

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Top Comments from Imgur

butterda

I love how they take the tape away lmao this badass don't need it

darthstormer

Pretty sure he's done this at least twice before.

TDhattrick1022

I fear not the man that has rolled 10,000 packages of tea, but the man who has rolled a package of tea 10,000 times.

ichangedmyusernametothis

yeah until you get home and try to open it and rip it and all that goes everywhere

IWantToHugEveryCat

This position needs 60year work experience.

wetsquirrel

I’d tip for this pickup order.

CapitalNick

"Don't need to motherf***in' tape."

MrsUnderstoop

I used to be able to roll a joint with one hand while driving a stick shift. Glory Days.

rbudrick

The print indicates it was made for this exact fold. Also, that last big roll and fold above all was a pro-gamer origami move.

crushingbore

I want this mf to make me a burrito.

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