Dad can't believe it when his 9-year-old son gives him a dress shirt he sewed all by himself

1 [Dad can't believe it when his 9-year-old son gives him a dress shirt he sewed all by himself]( There's always something very touching about receiving a gift from your child, especially when you know it's something that they really put their heart into creating. A video posted to TikTok by Aaron Gouveia shows that sometimes a child can give a gift that’s so surprising it’s almost [too much to handle.]( Gouveia, 43, is a Massachusetts father of three who posts videos as [“Daddy Files”]( on TikTok about the joys and [challenges of family life.]( March 26, he posted a video featuring his son Sam, 9, that was so heartwarming it has received over 12.4 million views. According to [Today.com]( Sam is a neurodivergent fourth-grader who's been teased by classmates for wearing nail polish. His father believes he struggles to get along with kids his age because they "don't understand him or his interests." A year ago, Sam began taking a sewing class at school, and in the video, he showed his dad the blue patterned shirt he made for him. [Read the story]( 2 [Mom hilariously demonstrates how differently mothers and dads are treated at the doctor's office]( It is a known fact that dads and moms are often treated differently in our society. Dads are overly appreciated for tasks they do once in a while for their children while moms have been doing it the whole time. TikTok user [@clarabellecwb]( makes this discrimination very apparent in her video titled, "If we treated moms like dads: Doctor's office edition." The video begins with a receptionist telling a dad, "Fill up this paperwork dad and then have a seat in the lobby." She then flips the narrative and demonstrates what it'd be like if moms were treated like dads at a child's doctor's appointment. Talking to a mother sweetly, she says: "Mom, we never get moms in here. What a wonderful way to spend time with your child, it is so important. I know you are so busy but you are making the time. You really are. Here is a clipboard for this paperwork, here you go." [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin's friendship began with a hilarious exchange of mutual admiration]( [Albert Einstein]( and Charlie Chaplin are two of the most famous figures of the 20th century for completely different reasons, and an exchange early in their friendship sums up those differences perfectly—and hilariously. [According to the Nobel Prize committee]( Einstein had only been keenly interested in meeting one person in Hollywood: Charlie Chaplin. He got the chance while visiting the U.S. when the scientist and [silent film star]( were introduced during [a tour of Universal Studios](. The two hit it off, and in 1931, Einstein attended the premiere of Chaplin's 1931 film, "City Lights." Reportedly, the men exchanged an expression of mutual admiration that demonstrated the actor's quick wit. [Read the story]( 4 [Robin Williams used the perfect gag to stop Oprah from outing Nathan Lane during live interview]( [Robin Williams]( was a gem of a person. The comedian knew how to keep people laughing, but as the years go on after his untimely death, we hear more stories about what a good friend he was. Recently, Williams' kind nature was the topic of conversation between Willie Geist and "Murders in the Building" star Nathan Lane on "[Sunday Today](. [Lane sat down for an interview]( to discuss his new play, and during the conversation, he reminisced about his first big role in the 1996 movie, "The Birdcage." In the movie, he played a gay man that was married to Williams' character and the pair were trying to marry off their straight son to a nice woman who had conservative parents. For Lane, the movie mirrored part of his personal life as he was actually a gay man and not just playing a part for the screen. But this was the 90s, when being gay wasn't as openly discussed or accepted as it is today, so it's understandable why Lane wasn't prepared for a public announcement. [Read the story]( 5 [Man rents out theater to create incredible 'Everything, Everywhere, All At Once' proposal]( Some [proposals]( have everything. This one has “[Everything, Everywhere, All At Once]( Daniel Le recently proposed to his girlfriend, Annie, by [renting out a movie theater]( for a screening of the 2022 hit A24 movie “Everything, Everywhere All At Once.” Unbeknownst to Annie, this version of the film would be cleverly edited to have Le playing key characters, all leading up to asking for her hand in marriage. Le contacted multiple independent theaters before finding one that would accommodate his elaborate plan. Then, using a bit of [editing wizardry]( with some help from his friends, who arrived at the theater before showtime to hide in the dark so Annie wouldn’t see them—he delivered the surprise of a lifetime. [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2023 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.