Dollar Tree Soap Shelf Organization | January 2025 (Soft Spoken)

[@SouthernASMRSounds]

FAQ's: 1. No, I don't work there. I already have a day job. 2. No, the employees don't ask me what I'm doing. They've never asked me to stop, either. Have you ever worked in retail? I have. If I saw somebody doing this, I would absolutely NOT interrupt them. 3. No, the employees don't get excited when I walk in. I do this maybe three times a year, and DT employee turnover is insanely high. They don't remember me. I'm not in any particular store often enough to become a "regular" in any way. 4. No, my arm doesn't get tired from holding the phone like that. 5. No, I will not strap on a GoPro or any other Inspector-Gadget-style device to make these videos. That's just weird-looking and totally not something I care to do. 6. No, I didn't place that thing incorrectly just to bother you. 7. Yes, I probably should find something better to do. Perhaps I can spend my time watching someone do this on KZbin. 8. No, I don't know how long it's going to be before I do another one of those videos that you like better than this, but I'm sure it's coming soon. 9. No, I don't want to whisper these videos. Even for me, that feels weird and uncomfortable. 10. No, I really don't care what other people think when they see me doing this. 11. They aren't paying a bunch of people to sit and watch me on the security camera, so no, they're not discussing what I'm doing. 12. Yes, I truly do this because it makes me happy. 13. No, I don't have OCD...not even the self-diagnosed variety. 14. No, the employees never thank me for doing this. I doubt they ever even noticed. 15. Saying "flavor" rather than "scent" is a running joke. People complained about it, so I will now do it for all of eternity. 16. No, no one in the store has ever offered me a job after seeing me do this. 17. Yes, it’s SUPER expensive. 18. Yes, it’s SUPER inexpensive. Now that that's settled, we can sit back and just enjoy the video. 😊 ❤

[@themrs.howell]

“In the end, everything’s gonna be alright and if it’s not alright yet, well it’s not the end, is it?” EXCELLENT words to hear especially in these troubling times, Mary 🙏🏻 Thank you so much 🩶

[@JackW42]

Thank you for saying it will all be alright and if it’s not then it’s yet to happen. I actively choose to believe you knew I needed to hear that(I know I’m only a random comment really)but thank you so so much. I said aloud when you said to keep going that I promise I will and I do. Thank you Mary. Always. 💜

[@ilikespaghetti4458]

I clicked on this video in a really bad mood and I've been having a really stressful last few months, so it was perfect timing and a really nice message to hear 🥲

[@pattim9617]

I agree, I needed to hear that too.

[@elythou]

@@ilikespaghetti4458had to delete my social media! i don’t believe in participating in the “ignorance is bliss” thing because it’s really sad behavior but its been so hard on my mental health 😭😭

[@KathrynTerasaka]

as someone with misophonia, your videos do not trigger me like some other ASMR videos so I am very thankful your style of ASMR videos exist for someone like me. I have watched you for years!

[@taniaj09]

I did not know how badly I needed to hear "it's going to be okay" and "just hang in there" until you said it. Thanks, Mary, I wish there were more people like you.

[@Alyssa_The_Weird0]

4:46 really spoke to me, your words have provided me comfort. I've been experiencing anxiety lately and I don't know why, perhaps I'm just thinking too hard and too much about things. Everything will be okay, I'll come out on the other end. It's just a small period of anxiety.

[@wildgooseworks]

mary, you are absolutely smashing it. home run after home run. nail polish into soap? unbelievable

[@sadieyoung7397]

4:49, you’re a treasure Mary. So many need to hear that and I was one of them, thank you.

[@craigcottingham35]

It never fails to amaze me. Seeing this from Australia, our population of 26 million, US 322 million. The amount of different products is astounding. Happy New Year. 🙏🧡

[@jessicaloveshiking]

I really needed someone to tell me everything is gonna be ok today. Thank you

[@alannasaenz4624]

I needed to hear those words 😭 thank you for being you ❤️ 4:49

[@bree9870]

Thank you so much for taking your time to do this video mary. Really enjoy them.❤

[@kekesblingboutique5355]

I've never heard of misophonia before, but after looking it up, I'm thinking of some folks i know that may have it. I wish you all the best for 2025!

[@blr_blur]

my grandma swore by the original zest soap! I still use it sometimes because the smell is so nostalgic to me ☺️

[@samyiapapaya8632]

i love her sm 🧚🏼🧚🏼

[@123456745653]

love to watch these videos while i work form home, especially when i have a particularly annoying task to do. these videos just help me stay motivated/keep me entertained while also being able to concentrate on work. its amazing. thank you! ❤

[@MVFMoura]

Thank you so much for your kind words-they really meant a lot to me today. It's been a challenging time since having our baby nine months ago, and being away from my son for work has been harder than I imagined. As an early childhood teacher, it’s especially tough. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into your content. It brightens my day. I hope you're having a wonderful day as well. Take care, Mary. ❤

[@AubreyHayden-d7n]

I MISSED THESE

[@CosmicShiine]

The way I always watch your organizing videos and I needed to hear the positive encouragement on them! Please do it again in the future

[@CO-ux4vy]

A new soap video!!! Yay!!! 😍

[@emilie2025]

I love your videos so much ❤. Discoverd you last year through tiktok and I've been falling to sleep with your Videos ever since ❤ I hooe you and your boys have a fantastic year 🎉

[@effie9140]

As a British person this might be weird but I find southern American accents so incredibly comforting, I’m not even sure why. Never met an American in real life but I love you guys so much

[@cindysolis666]

I remember tons of soap commercials in the 80s. I remember ones for Coast, Zest, Dove, Ivory, Irish Spring, Caress, Lifebuoy, Safeguard omg they were on all the time!

[@kellygulnick3960]

I grew up in ct but my grandmother was from North Carolina and even after decades living in New England she always said "oil" the same way you do and also "coffee" she never lost her accent even a little bit. She died 2 years ago and I miss her dearly. ❤

[@steelwoolqueen]

My trigger sound is the squeak of Styrofoam. I have no issues with other squeaking sounds but that one sends me through the roof. I can't even think about it without a full body guttural cringe. I feel for you. Hope you had wonderful holidays!!! Thanks for your incredible videos.

[@stevenroro]

I am sick and not feeling the best right now so this comes at the perfect time. Thank you so much Mary, these are my favorite.

[@noralizmedinacolon4367]

I love you organizing videos.

[@momgator]

i love your videos 🩷 your energy is so light and uplifting

[@saz244]

Sometimes you just need to hear it's going to b ok when your going through a tough time thank you mary x

[@jennyrine7216]

A new soap video! Thank you Mary! ❤😊

[@jessicapeterson4281]

My mom always used to put packs of gum in our stockings for Christmas, that may be a common thing that could explain all the extra gum chewing in the new year 😂

[@kellygulnick3960]

Coast the eye opener, Irish spring fresh and clean as a whistle, zestfully clean, carress before you dress ...oh the memories. I'm surprised they even still make all this soap. Most people use body wash now adays...and remember before conditioner there was "creme rinse"

[@debbiemorton48]

I have misophonia - have done since I was a kid also. For me it’s mainly mouth noises (chewing / dry mouth) gum, vocal fry and sibilance, but anything can trigger me. I just have to get away from it or it causes me great anxiety 😢 it’s a curse! Gum popping is so rude xx

[@Jesse3Jo]

Thank you for these videos Mary! Please make more! Xx

[@Candies1Creations]

All my favorites. ❤ happy new year to me

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

It's always interesting to watch because I used to be a stock worker. We called this process facing. I spent countless hours doing this.

[@darkinside2203]

Happy new year 🎉🎉

[@alicenovak3579]

Happy new year 🎉

[@kellygulnick3960]

Yay! So happy to see this upload from my favorite asmr artist!!!❤ I also have that condition. Lol. Ps: those crinkly zest bars are amazing!❤

[@artoonistcorine2910]

In regards to the misophonia - you are NOT ALONE. My husband and I both have it as well. He just retired from teaching 32 years and chewing gum and popping it was his. Mine is cracking knuckles and when others scrape the bottom of a pan. Thank you for the video!

[@elythou]

ah i’m so sorry you deal with this. i have my own habits but i hate to see that my knuckle cracking annoys others😭 constantly popping all the joints in my body because i can’t get through an hour without doing so💔

[@Kathy-gn2ek]

I had never heard of misophonia, but it sounded like something I experience. Looked it up and it seems to align with my experiences. I'm so glad you mentioned it so I can explain why the beeping microwave makes me want to pull out all my hair! Thanks Mary! I hope you are doing well and thank you for all your videos.

[@Kathy-gn2ek]

Also, I think people open the soap boxes to smell it. I guess they can't smell it well enough from outside the box? Anyway that's what I think.

[@yorkshirenome]

Yes I have misophonia too and it's so hard, I live in ear plugs pretty much, at least when I'm round my especially noisy family 🥴 But I also wonder if that sensitivity to sound means I experience the positive aspects of it too, so I can be really relaxed and calmed by ASMR sounds, even though I don't actually experience ASMR tingling. Would be interested to hear what other people think!

[@Stephanie-nl2gx]

I've been meaning to tell you... Irish spring moisture blast is a man smelling soap...bc of course it is. I bought it to try out and was surprised

[@Nothankyou2025]

As for the misophonia, Mary, I remember getting in trouble for acting out and being snarky to my dad when I was about 9 and older, because he would clank his spoon on his teeth, eat with his mouth open and suck his teeth. I felt like I could just crawl out of my skin and I would get so angry. He thought it was funny to do it extra. For the longest time I thought I was just weird and didn’t know it had a name. Throughout my life the gum chomping and snapping as well as the teeth sucking , etc seem to bypass annoyance and go straight to eliciting anger. I totally feel your pain!

[@gp2570]

Misphonia is absolutely a part of my adhd. Since I was very little! (3 maybe?)

[@jw0407]

i also have misophonia and it really is its own hell 😵‍💫 i hate hearing people eat most specifically like i just hear EVERYTHING coming from their mouth and i have to resist yelling because of how angry my misophonia makes me 😣

[@samanthas7222]

It's nice to know there is others out there with misophonia. I work in an office and office manager sings and clicks her tongue. It drives me bonkers. My job requires accuracy. Cant't say anything because office manager and boss are best friends. If I use a sound machine, earbuds or even close the door to office, the office manager asks me why or passive aggressivly comments about it. I asked in a round about way that I needed background noise of sound machine. The office manager takes these requests personally eventhough I am polite and professional so I just deal with it. I am unhappy at my job🤦‍♀️

[@seventy-twodolphins6302]

Yes, you're correct...there was more soap commercials before

[@QuartzK]

Omg. Gum poppers are sent by The Phobia Gods to plague my existence. I swear...when i worked in retail, I met people who thought "rotating stock" meant spinning it around on the stock cart.

[@tammiesmith7353]

Yes, I have misophonia as well and I also hate gum smacking and cracking. It drives me mad. 🤪

[@deborahdrobnak5860]

Hi Mary, I can't stand when people chew and crack their gum really loud, it makes my nerves crawl!! Thank you for the video and kind words. 😊

[@cristinaalsos4197]

Hooked up to 20 different machines since 10am this morning trying to deliver kid #2. Started oxytocin drip 30 minutes to midnight. Thanks for sharing

[@clareelizabeth]

Hoping for a smooth delivery xx

[@vickirobinette1452]

Good Luck and hope for a smooth delivery!!!

[@SRumble810]

Praying for a healthy new baby! Congratulations!

[@esmusc1]

Congratulations 🎉❤

[@kad584]

you’re not alone, mary! my mom has misophonia too & can’t STAND certain noises. gum popping, dragging feet when walking, being loud when typing on keyboards/talking/chewing…just to name a few lol! she has very sharp hearing & gets overwhelmed very easily in loud environments as well.

[@tamaradavis3693]

I also suffer from misophonia. I have a hellish aversion to loud music, esp when the base is out of control. I actually suffer from rage and frustration (often to the point of teary eyes), Loud music isn't the only trigger I have, but it's by far the one with the worst symptoms.

[@nursem65]

Ive got misophonia also. Mine is so bad that some people's breathing sets me off. I get so set off that I always thought I had serious issues until a Dr. told me it had a name....misophonia. When I was living at home, I had to leave the table many times due to the noises. I get visions of choking people running threw my head. Its something thats hard to describe to those who don't suffer with it.

[@LouLaRooshka]

I’m with you! Gum cracking is one of the worst sounds in this world!

[@lauren6889]

If you open it, you should be made to buy it !

[@abie4230]

Misophonia is so terrible to have. 💔 I know bc I have it. It stops me from being able to eat with loved ones so I bought ear plugs so I can stand it and still enjoy time with them! 😂 it’s so crazy

[@jackierivera2541]

Never been so early !!

[@lauren6889]

Whats the early thing all about ? Matters to nobody

[@1403AMY]

I have mesophonia (not sure of spelling). One of mine is I get so angry at scratching cutlery on plates etc. Like I could get physically violent 😂

[@ariellebarnard8628]

I have misophonia too but chewing gum is like asmr to me 😂 but not with popping! As for an increase around new years, maybe it’s people’s resolutions to quit smoking and using nicotine gum-definitely relates to the popping, theyre stressed 😅

[@suzannemiller4398]

Yes it runs in my family. Eating noises, lip smacking, but gum popping is the worst!! 😡

[@dsmithsmith-jc2iu]

I agree with you. Just as there are sounds that completely relax me (ASMR), there are others like gum popping, one of my dogs licking there feet and a plethora of other sounds that drive me absolutely crazy. I have to leave the area or I will cause great harm to the offender. Never knew it had a name. Now I do!

[@phunkybarbie]

Mary would despise my ASMR playlists, I love gum chewing ASMR! Puts me right to sleep! 😂

[@mrslisafielding]

Hey Mary. Has NC been hit with the bad weather ❄️

[@amyh6248]

I've had misophonia since I was a kid. I can't stand low frequency bass sounds like from a car or my neighbor's stereo. Drives me nuts and my husband can't hear it. It actually gives me severe anxiety and panic attacks. That is the main sound that triggers it. I also can't stand chewing sounds, breathing, snoring, sniffing/coughing 😂 I have to sleep with a white noise machine so it drowns out all the annoying sounds that keep me from sleeping. I also wear earbuds in the lunch room at work so I can't hear people chewing. 😂

[@manic_melodies]

Several people in my life have misophonia. You are not alone!

[@Peacefuluniverse333]

Yessss❤

[@markjacob2386]

Mary thank you for all of your content, you are an amazing asmr artist and what I heared you say in this video… “everything is gonna be okay🤍…” I really needed to hear this today, last year was one the hardest years of my life🥺… Im still processing alot of whats happend just hearing you say that has given me comfort… thank you Mary🙏🏼🤍

[@carlea8412]

I have misophonia too, it’s soooooo frustrating to deal with For some reason though, I love ASMR, which seems so paradoxical

[@acybanks616]

I hope ur okay 🖤♥️

[@CarrieRiling]

I have misophonia. I think I spelled that right lol. Gum smacking, chewing sounds and snoring are my nightmare

[@dianawright8709]

The Dial soap in the plastic wrap has the opposite effect on me than misophonia. It’s like reverse misophonia 😴

[@neednewsunglasses]

I wear ear plugs or headphones in public to block out such noises as other people chewing gum🤺

[@mackenzieduffy15]

I have misophonia too! its pure torture. my whole family chews with their mouths wide open

[@juiciebox]

I have misophonia! Mostly, what triggers mine is people eating and when people have so much spit in their mouth they don't swallow. spit-talkers kill me lol

[@MjBlanket7]

Oh yess I hate hearing things in people's mouths, being on the table eating lunch with family is hell! Makes me unsufferable lol

[@lauramaldonado5591]

Oh Mary it gets on my last nerve to hear someone cracking and snapping their gum!! I don’t suffer from what you do but I think it sounds horrible and rude!! Yes it’s going to be ok I keep telling myself that ❤❤

[@AlexSingleton06]

I do believe I has misophonia, my mom makes sounds with her finger nails that actually make me gag, and it makes me so indescribably anger that I start crying. She thinks I’m overreacting but I’m not it just infuriates me. Nobody understands this finally I have found someone who does!!!

[@SRumble810]

I have misophonia when certain people I know chew. My skin crawls when they eat. Teeth clicking is the bane of my existence. Gum chewing doesn’t bother me which is rather odd. It should bother. 😢Happy New Year!😊

[@KathrynTerasaka]

I have misophonia too. it is the worst. a lot of lifestyle modification with special headphones (noise cancelling that are a billion dollars) and lots of earplugs. it’s ruined my life in a lot of ways. it’s nice to know I’m not the only one… but I don’t wish it on anyone. it is serious and not a joke/made up

[@esmusc1]

❤❤❤

[@preshusburton6765]

YAY

[@vibrantkfit3876]

Same! I hate hate hate people chewing gum and chewing their food! 🤢😡

[@Lalita_asmr]

❤

[@LovelyLemonNY]

OMG!!! I have misophonia!!! I can’t stand the popping of the gum. It is a special kind of hell when I hear it especially when on a train.

[@WayneAugustine-r4v]

new carl vid soon?

[@Robinthesocialworker]

a lot of poeple are probably also trying to quit smoking in the new year so they chew more gum hahahahah who knows

[@antnysparrow]

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

Misophonia. I wonder how it's diagnosed? I think we are all familiar with the expression "like fingernails on a chalkboard." I figure that most people experience this phenomenon from one degree to another.

[@angerrcat]

misophonia person here !!!

[@ThriftingandShoppingwithJoan]

I think I have told you before that I too have misophonia. Gum chomping, cracking, etc are bad and I have many other triggers. I love you but can’t watch the whisper videos. It too is a trigger. I find myself leaving lots of places or using ear buds. I remember going into my coworkers office once and he was listening to some whisper asmr and I had that internal violent feeling! But your soft spoken and crinkling I can handle. It’s so bizarre! Wish there was a cure!

[@roseannegagliardi7546]

I hate the sound of my partner chewing…I have never heard anyone so vocal 😂😂😂 I think my blood boils within 10 seconds.

[@megaaltaria6379]

I have misophonia! I can't stand any kind of wet sounds that people make with their mouths. Along with a whole list of other things 😂

[@matthewristeff9654]

Getting gum for Xmas gift is lame lol

[@wendywilliamswig6684]

misophonia girly here! i DESPISE gum sounds, i hate hearing it in a lot of asmr videos lately

[@paulaburrow7727]

I think people who experience asmr also experience misophonia. I have the same issue with gum and chewing in general.

[@vickirobinette1452]

I agree 100% with you and the irritating gum popping.😡😡😡😡 Ewww, stop already, stop, stop, stop. 🤨😫😩🤯

[@RhainEDaize]

All unnecessary noise weighs the same with me.

[@jamief7079]

I hate hearing people chewing… including myself