TikTok Click Shock (11/02/23)

Brooke and Jeffrey

iHeartPodcasts

Society & Culture, Comedy, Relationships

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2023

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

A guy was kicked out of a New York bagel shop for his unusual, high maintenance order...Plus, there's a 5 second test that let's you know instantly if your romantic connection with someone is actually gonna last! Hear it all in a brand new TikTok Click Shock!

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0:00.0	Oh man, did you guys see the weather forecast for this week?
0:03.8	Uh, brutal.
0:05.8	Really?
0:06.8	Temperatures dropping, rolling thunderstorms coming in with a 99% chance of...
0:12.7	Woo!
0:13.7	TikTok Click Shock!
0:14.7	Get your umbrellas, it's TikTok Click Shock.
0:18.4	When we talk about some of the biggest TikToks from the past week, I'm going to get right
0:21.4	to your first TikTok Click Shock, which is from a bagel shop in New York called Big Apple
0:27.7	Bagelery.
0:28.7	Mmm, say that eight times.
0:30.5	They were on the other end of a TikTok that got over 4 million views from a guy named
0:34.2	Taylor Offer.
0:35.2	He's from LA, and he was visiting the Big Apple on the trip when he went into the bagel
0:40.2	store and ordered a scooped gluten-free bagel.
0:44.1	Ah, what does it even mean?
0:46.1	What's scooping?
0:47.1	If you don't know what scooping is, it's a popular maneuver for people looking to
0:49.9	cut back on their gluten intake, or to allow for more space for filling inside of the
0:54.7	bagel.
0:56.7	You scoop out the breadie part in the center.
0:58.9	What's some of it?
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