Tasha K. reacts to TikTok going offline in the US, initially disappointed about losing her content but then frames it as a chance for a digital detox. She says she can pivot to restaurant work if needed and encourages viewers to see the outage as a spiritual break rather than a disaster.
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Okay, so TikTok just went dark officially 2 minutes ago. I can't access it. Now, at first I really was disappointed. All that hard work just gone and taken away like that. It makes you think about life from a different perspective. Don't worry, I still got all my customer service skills and I can go clock in at any restaurant, give it any notice, because one thing I'm gonna do is work now. But think of it like this, okay? Don't think of this like a terrible thing, all right? Think of it as if you are fasting from TikTok. Every time we get overwhelmed with social media and we need a mental break, we uninstall the apps. So this is just the world— well, just the United States right now— temporarily detoxing from TikTok just for a few days until they sort some shit up, and then we're going to be back up, okay? So consider this a spiritual pleasure. Yours truly, I'm out. Tasha K.