We all have one friend who always manages to vanish during a night out. Luckily for us, one TikToker has found a nifty way of keeping a hold of your pal - literally.
Watch the video below:
TikToker @tessk10 shared the hilarious way she makes sure her best pal Hannah doesn't disappear when they're out and about.
The viral clip has been viewed a whopping 20.9 million times and has received 2.7 million likes.
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People tagged their friends in the comments, likely the ones who need this hack the most.
One TikTok user tagged their friend and wrote: "PLS THIS IS SO FUNNY I need to get u one of these so u don't end up asleep in the middle of the road again".
Other people shared their own stories of going for a stroll away from the friendship during on a night out.
"I do the same thing because I’m terribly oblivious to everything when I’m drunk," one woman confessed. "These are good friends!"
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Another woman theroised: "“people that run off after drinking do it because they KNOW someone will come after them”.
While someone else simply reacted with: "IM SCREAMING”.
And another TikTok account commented: "Smart I needed one of those years ago lol".
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We're definitely trying this!
In other TikTok news, a young woman was left surprised when she found a seriously unprofessional voicemail sent to her phone by a staff member at her gym.
TikTok fitness creator @kenyastephh told her followers about the "scary" experience before deciding to expose the staff member and share a recording of the voicemail to social media.
Hear the creepy phone call below:
Posting a screen recording of the voicemail, she wrote: "Friendly reminder to men to please not do things like this. It is VERY scary too many weird things happen.
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"I'm sorry for the women and I wish this stuff wouldn't happen. I wasn't in the room for more than 5 minutes and I got the call and I always wear a jacket around my waist to avoid this stuff I was just trying to take some pics before my workout."
She added: "ALSO I'm under as a GUEST on my friends membership."
You can read more about the voicemail here.
Gregory Robinson