Man makes new ‘best friend’ after discovering his college diploma at Goodwill — sends other gifts worth $69 to total stranger
You’ll never know what you’ll find!
In a previous TikTok video, Tommylips shared that one of his favorite places to check out at Goodwill is the book section where he “always checks big books like Harry Potter.” The diploma read Calabrese’s name and his school, “California State University, Northridge” from 2018. To go along with the book, he filled the package with multiple “Star Wars” figures including BB-8, a Chewbacca key chain, a Yoda sticker, and a vintage Watto stuffed animal. Staying on theme, Lips wrote a message on a “Star Wars” birthday card that said “Happy early/belated birthday! Thanks for the Mems.”
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