It's time to do water hose therapy on this t-shirt which has a square print of Omori (also called Sunny) from the hit video game, released 5 years ago to this very day. It's somewhat of a creepy body horror of him removing his own face, which happened to be a mask, to reveal his inner turmoil as represented by the "Something" creature, or whatever. I begin by rubbing the print, which makes a pretty loud rubber noise as most foil prints do. But just like any other graphic t-shirt, his place is under the water. So I turn on the shower hose and spray the design from the bottom up, wetting the shirt. It's really funny how, because the shirt is pitch black, the texture does not appear to change at all upon getting wet. Then, to take care of him, I shampoo both the top of the "mask" head and the "scary" head. Let's just hope it's not exposed flesh! We're getting to the root of the problem here, and when that's done it's time for a surgical operation on the shirt. Pulling out my trusty scissors, I begin cutting the scary face, getting rid of the abnormal part of the character and making him happy. But since I didn't even get a thanks, I might end up cutting more than just that...