This Novelty Pillow Lets You Sleep An A Gorilla’s Chest
It’s unfortunate that not everyone has the privilege of being able to sleep with the ones that they love every night or even someone else for that matter. Luckily, one Japanese merchandise shop has an answer to that problem.
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Meet the Handsome Gorilla pillow from You+More!
Unlike your typical pillow, the Shabani Arm Pillow, which is modeled after Shanabi himself, the popular Western lowland gorilla who resides in the Higashiyama Zoo in Nagoya, provides a safe haven for those who want to be able to sleep in the loving arms of their significant other but don’t necessarily have a significant other to begin with.
It’s made up of 100% polyester, which is good and comes at a rather affordable price of $58.
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