Brendan Mullin Forgets How to Do Laundry

"Laundry? What's that again?" Brendan Mullin, the former Irish rugby international, scratched his head in confusion. "I seem to have forgotten how to do it."
It was a strange predicament indeed. Brendan, once a renowned figure on the rugby field, now found himself lost in the domestic realm. The simple task of washing clothes had become an insurmountable challenge.
"I used to be good at it," he muttered to himself, searching through his closet for a clean shirt. "I could fold a fitted sheet like a pro."
But now, as he stared at the pile of wrinkled clothes in his hamper, a sense of panic washed over him. The washing machine seemed like a foreign object, and the instructions on the detergent bottle were a cryptic language.
"I need help," Brendan sighed, reaching for his phone. "But who can I call? My wife's on a business trip, and my kids are too young to help."
Desperation clawed at him as he scrolled through his contacts list. Finally, his finger hovered over the name of his old friend, Seamus O'Connor.
"Seamus is the kind of guy who can fix anything," Brendan thought. "Surely, he can teach me how to do laundry."
With trembling fingers, Brendan dialed Seamus's number. "Hello, is this Seamus? It's Brendan here."
"Brendan! What a pleasant surprise!" Seamus exclaimed. "How are you, old chap?"
"Not so good, Seamus," Brendan admitted. "I've forgotten how to do laundry."
There was a brief pause on the other end of the line, followed by a hearty laugh. "Oh, Brendan," Seamus chuckled. "Don't worry, I'll come over and show you how it's done."
True to his word, Seamus arrived at Brendan's house half an hour later with a stack of clean clothes in hand. "Here, this is the easy part," Seamus said, showing Brendan how to fold a shirt. "Just follow my lead."
Slowly but surely, Brendan's laundry skills began to return. Seamus guided him through the washing, drying, and folding process, offering helpful tips and words of encouragement.
By the time Seamus left, Brendan was feeling much more confident. He thanked his friend profusely and promised to repay him with a few pints down the pub.
As Brendan put away his freshly laundered clothes, he couldn't help but smile. Life had thrown him a curveball, but with the help of a good friend, he had managed to overcome it.
And so, the former Irish rugby star who had forgotten how to do laundry resumed his normal life, albeit with a newfound appreciation for the simple things.