Speaker 1: It's the segment that's even cuter than a baby chipmunk
Speaker 1: driving inside of a Lego car. TikTok clickshock. Ttok clickshock,
Speaker 1: because we're all shocked at how many clicks that viral
Speaker 1: video has been getting, got some of the biggest tiktoks
Speaker 1: of the past week. Ready for you. Let's get right
Speaker 1: into your first TikTok clickshock, which is all about babies
Speaker 1: started right, and picking a name for a child can
Speaker 1: be one of the most challenging decisions for expecting parents
Speaker 1: to make, oh for sure, and that's why one woman
Speaker 1: named Colleens Slagging started a baby naming consultation company based
Speaker 1: in Boston. I feel like I could do this for
Speaker 1: a living, she says. She was always really good at
Speaker 1: picking out great names for babies, and recently turned her
Speaker 1: hobby into a full fledged business. Took it on to TikTok.
Speaker 1: Now her videos are getting millions and millions of views. Really,
Speaker 1: people cannot get enough of her ideas, especially her I
Speaker 1: can't use series okay, meaning let's say you wanted the
Speaker 1: name Chloe, but your best friend already went and named
Speaker 1: her baby that, So what's going to be the second
Speaker 1: option that you can use that's in the same vein moss,
Speaker 1: not a successful one. It could be for family reasons,
Speaker 1: or because the name that you like is too popular.
Speaker 1: There's already nine babies named Emma on your block. But
Speaker 1: if you like the vibe, she can help give you
Speaker 1: the second option that's close but still different. Alright, so
Speaker 1: here's Colleen explaining a few of them. Okay, lots of
Speaker 1: request for Henry, and not surprising, it's a top ten name.
Speaker 1: Teddy is a great style match for Henry. But the
Speaker 1: other name is Harvey, which is sort of like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we're grieving the loss of Henry. It's a fabulous name,
Speaker 1: but we've moved on and we're ready to turn heads. Next,
Speaker 1: we have Grace. The obvious matcher would be Rose. It's
Speaker 1: similar in style, it's similar in sound, and it's great option,
Speaker 1: but it's Audrey, Audrey's Grace. Grace is Audrey. It's analogy
Speaker 1: one on one. Nextus Brakes. Yes, are a thousand be
Speaker 1: names that would work perfectly, but the person who commented
Speaker 1: this said b is exactly the reason she can't use Brakes,
Speaker 1: so it has to be Rhodes. Lastly, we have Jasper.
Speaker 1: This is a tough loss because it's a really unique
Speaker 1: sounding name. The most obvious style match I think would
Speaker 1: be Oscar. But I think we need to go a
Speaker 1: smidge cork here, which is Cyrus. Wait, Cyrus. It's clearly
Speaker 1: not just like rhyming names or other names. Vibe of
Speaker 1: the name. I like how you're grieving the loss of
Speaker 1: a name. Yeah, it's a big deal for people, And
Speaker 1: apparently she helps a lot of parents with their second
Speaker 1: and third child name that one that they don't care
Speaker 1: about as much favorites already exactly, So, Colleen says, in
Speaker 1: her experience, the most popular name for boys right now
Speaker 1: is Miles. Oh, there's a lot of Miles. I love
Speaker 1: that name. It was on our list European. You can
Speaker 1: make kilometers. Same vibe. The most popular name for a
Speaker 1: girl right now, she says, is Margo. That's what she's seeing.
Speaker 1: I like Margot, Margot Robbie. Oh yeah, I love her.
Speaker 1: But Colleen says, ultimately, the popularity of a name shouldn't
Speaker 1: play a role in your decision making. If you really
Speaker 1: love something, just go for it. Yeah, so, Alexis, if
Speaker 1: you want to name your future daughter after your old
Speaker 1: high school boyfriend you cheated on. You was a crush.
Speaker 1: It's even creepier that you existed anyways. Oh that was
Speaker 1: a TikTok click shot. Your next TikTok click shot is
Speaker 1: from a South Carolina native named Nicholas Conquer. He's garnered
Speaker 1: nearly a million views on his latest video about how
Speaker 1: to save money on tipping without looking like a total jerk. Like,
Speaker 1: I feel like this is what you love, Jeff, He's
Speaker 1: wait till you hear him out. Okay, but Brook, like,
Speaker 1: if you're out at a restaurant, Yeah, how much should
Speaker 1: you tip nowadays? Fifteen to twenty percent? Which said plus Honestly,
Speaker 1: it's not a competition. Twenty plus is Brook's answer. Well,
Speaker 1: Nicholas believes you can get that down to about a
Speaker 1: ten percent tip only if you're willing to do what
Speaker 1: he does in the video, but never go back to
Speaker 1: the restaurant and show your face again. What he does
Speaker 1: is he cleans the table himself after he's done. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you should do that, orize the plate. You stack and
Speaker 1: you put the silverware together, you put the napkin inside,
Speaker 1: you put the knives in the in the water. Sometimes
Speaker 1: not even do the cups. Yeah, yeah, oh, you guys
Speaker 1: like work there now apparently. Yeah, I think I was
Speaker 1: gonna ask, like Jose you you've been in the industry
Speaker 1: before for a long time, if someone offered to do
Speaker 1: your job for you, I'll run the food back to
Speaker 1: the kitchen for you. The food. That's what he does.
Speaker 1: He stacks all the plates and the utensils, and then
Speaker 1: I even offers to take the plates into the back
Speaker 1: so the server doesn't have to do Okay, actually, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on, this is kind of brilliant. What you just
Speaker 1: said is right, Broke. You literally cannot do that. That's
Speaker 1: why it seems like they're being so nice and you
Speaker 1: have to say no, sir, I can't let you do that.
Speaker 1: But the offer alone is almost like so generous. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but then you go back to the table and the
Speaker 1: guy's only left you a ten percent tip. Do you
Speaker 1: still think he's generous at that point? I tried to
Speaker 1: help see this is why the video blew up online.
Speaker 1: Hundreds and hundreds of people commented, but overall people agreed
Speaker 1: offering to bring the dishes back to the kitchen was
Speaker 1: not okay. No, but no, your guys, you have to
Speaker 1: say no. There's no way. Everyone was split though, if
Speaker 1: you should stack the dishes at the table when you're done.
Speaker 1: A lot of people said it's just good manners and
Speaker 1: being respectful. Others argued, as a patron, it's not your
Speaker 1: job to clean up. I feel like those are people
Speaker 1: who haven't worked in arresting. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I'll
Speaker 1: be honest, I don't stack the plates. Well you never
Speaker 1: worked a job like that. But the one time that
Speaker 1: I did stack the plates, the silverware came sliding off
Speaker 1: of it and it fell on the ground, Like I
Speaker 1: didn't stack it the right way. Did you never do
Speaker 1: a chore in your life? Okay, this isn't a stack
Speaker 1: of plates. They come over and they take it for you,
Speaker 1: Like that's the whole job is They bring and they
Speaker 1: take away the food. Well, you're supposed to put all
Speaker 1: your silver were at five o'clock to indicate that you're done.
Speaker 1: Yea post etiquette an analog clock. It has to be
Speaker 1: at five o'clock. She put the knife and spot buster
Speaker 1: not wait is this clock am pm? So one is it?
Speaker 1: Daylight Saving commented on this, saying, as a waiter, I'm
Speaker 1: one hundred percent okay taking a smaller tip. If you're
Speaker 1: going to do my job five and it depends on
Speaker 1: the restaurant if you don't have a Buster and you
Speaker 1: are box on table. But a mom shared that her
Speaker 1: son tried this and only tip ten percent while on
Speaker 1: a first date, and she forced him to go back
Speaker 1: to the restaurant and gives a waiter more money because
Speaker 1: she raised him better than that. There you go, what's
Speaker 1: not my mom? I'm just saying. Those are it's time
Speaker 1: shot stories for the day. Phone taps coming up right
Speaker 1: after the Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.