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TikTok Life Hacks: Tested and Judged

Will Tennyson

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TikTok is a platform where 34 million videos are uploaded daily, and while most might be forgettable, some promise life-changing hacks. In a 24-hour period, one individual put popular TikTok life hacks to the test. The viral Korean rice face mask, made with cooked rice, honey, and applied for 15 minutes, was found to significantly improve skin texture and vibrancy, earning an approval. However, a Chick-fil-A hack claiming free breakfast if you order lunch at precisely 10:35 AM was unsuccessful. The Navy Seal power nap technique, involving a 10-minute nap with legs elevated, was successful, leading to feeling refreshed. A Chipotle burrito hack, which involves pan-frying the burrito in cheese, was highly praised for its crispy texture and deliciousness, also receiving approval. On the other hand, taping onion slices to your feet to draw out toxins was deemed a bust, causing discomfort and no noticeable benefits. The 'three bite rule' for eating, where you stop after three bites, was found to be wasteful and left the tester feeling unsatisfied and hungrier. The ice water face dunk, held for 30 seconds, was approved for its ability to reduce puffiness, make the face feel tighter, and leave the tester feeling awake and happy. A spinning bench press hack was debunked as fake and potentially dangerous. Chicken crust pizza was also a bust, described as soggy and a compromise that doesn't resemble real pizza. A cable clip trick for a faster, pinch-free cable setup was approved. The Metamucil hack for binge eating suppression was approved for reducing cravings and promoting fullness, though it caused stomach discomfort. A pre-workout holder hack for easier scooping was approved. A skull crusher hack for triceps, requiring a bench press setup, was approved only for those with private gyms due to potential disruption in commercial gyms. Extracts like almond or cheesecake flavor added to foods like yogurt were approved for adding flavor without significant calories. An RDL grip trick using cable handles was approved as a comfortable and effective alternative to traditional grips. A free Taco Bell drink hack was unsuccessful. A setup hack for Bulgarian split squats was approved for simplifying the exercise. A bicep curl technique was deemed a bust, as burning doesn't necessarily equal effectiveness.

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