It's Rico Daily, you breach Adam Clark at this, and we can't come to the phone right

now because we're taking a break for the holidays.

So for the next two weeks, get ready to revisit some of our favorite episodes from this year

as we rest up and get ready to make all sorts of good stuff in 2022.

But one quick question before we go, do you have a favorite tech tip or hack that you

feel like no one knows but everyone should know?

Like mine for example is that there's a place deep in your Facebook settings where you

can download all your Facebook photos and save them somewhere else.

Well, if you have a tip, email it to us and maybe we'll include it on an episode we've

got cooking.

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In the meantime, thanks for spending so much time with us this year, and we'll see you

in the next.

TikTok is the go-to spot for memes, dance tutorials, product recommendations, and recently hours

of getting way to invested in sorority recruitment videos.

But what if I told you it's also grounds for riveting discourse about American tax policy?

That's right, the wonky stuff.

Turns out TikTok makes it really easy for everyday Americans to let lawmakers know how they feel

about their work.

The best example of this might be the trend of dance videos celebrating the arrival of the

coveted stimulus check.

But these are just memes, right?

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