You know what, like a toxic trait that I have is, I know like the intention is very good and it's got something to do with something.

But the whole little like snapping fingers instead of clapping that like probably most of us did in college that they introduced has always been for no reason.

Like, I'm completely reactionary on this, annoying.

Like, you're really trying to be special.

It feels like it's tries.

What's the-

Who does? Do people do that?

We didn't have that at my school.

I think I'm too old for that.

What's the reasoning?

Is it like an auditory sensitivity thing?

Shaw, now you really got me by the balls.

That would be my guess.

Exercising my privileges on steroids.

Let's ask Google.

Why do some people snap instead of clap?

It's all already going. Google's like, I don't know. People snap their fingers instead of clapping to show support or agreement in quieter, less disruptive ways.

Often used during poetry slams, intimate performances, or social justice meetings.

Lib stuff.

It serves as spontaneous in the moment expression.

Do you think that the higher pitch like tone of snapping is more irritating than the clap?

I guess, yes.

...