It was an exciting day in Harold's life. Today was the day he got to roll
up his toothpaste.

You see, Harold, like most people, had an inner conflict. One of the ways
in which he acted out this conflict was in how he dispensed his toothpaste.

Most of the time, Harold simply squeezed in the middle and put some toothpaste
on his brush. Today, however, he had squeezed enough that he could roll up 
the end a bit.

After putting toothpaste on, Harold calmly set his toothbrush down, looking
at the tube carefully, He assesed the shape, noting a buldge here or there
that could cause him problems.

Harold checked the cap. It seemed to fit snug. He was not ready to repeat
the hair gel fiasco again. 

Working methodically, with a careful precision, Harold worked the toothpaste 
toward the front of the tube.

Having collected the toothpaste, Harold proceeded to the folding. He 
meticulously rolled the end of the tube over on itself, ensuring that the
soft metal creased at just the right spot, and that the now larger folded
portion was still square.

Satisfied with a job well done, Harold put the toothpaste back into the 
cabinet.

Such was his satisfaction, in fact, that upon discovering his toothbrush 
upside down, the paste slowly rolling down the side of his sink's gleaming 
white pedistal, he merely sighed, got his toothpaste out again, and carelessly 
squirted a glob of toothpaste onto his damp brush.