Ironing Ironman

In the heart of New York City, nestled between skyscrapers and bustling streets, stood a quaint little laundromat called "Iron Man's Ironing Haven." The shop had a peculiar charm, largely due to its part-time employee: Tony Stark, also known as Iron Man. Tony had taken up this odd job as a way to unwind from saving the world. It wasn’t for the money, of course; it was for the sheer novelty of it. After all, how many superheroes could say they spent their free time pressing clothes? "Why use a regular iron," Tony would quip, "when you have a repulsor glove?" With a flick of his wrist, Tony activated his glove. Once his palm slides across the clothes the stubborn creases vanished in an instant, leaving behind a perfectly pressed garment. Customers watched in awe, and Tony reveled in the applause, bowing theatrically.