People use a variety of inventive techniques to make driving simpler. It may be placing a cupholder behind the front seat or keeping basics handy. Everyone has their own tricks. However, Brittany Nash, also known as @asian.barbiee on TikTok, believes that one unusual gadget can lead to awkward drives. She explained that many drivers struggle to retrieve tickets, receipts, and other items from the driver’s seat. Many people stretch their hands and bodies as far as possible to reach the counter. In addition, there is the difficulty of pausing at the ideal distance to complete the task. However, Nash suggested that this “tool” may make things easier.

She said that she isn’t a terrific driver and tries to make things easier for herself and the other person. Her gadget constantly comes to her rescue, and she swears by the basic thing that came straight from her kitchen. “Every time someone new sits in my car, they ask me, ‘Brit, why do you have a tongue?’” Nash showed a set of tongs that people keep in their kitchens for poultry, vegetables, and other objects. She astonished many by adding that this was the instrument she used to deal with any inconvenience. “I say, ‘Good question, but I have a better answer,’” Nash explained.

“I am a poor driver. I have accepted it. “You know when you get to those little room gates when you park?” Nash highlighted. She was referring to the drive-thru counters, which accept cash and receipts. “I can never get close enough to the ticket machine,” she said. It is intended to be a short one, with the motorist picking up the ticket while in their car and driving away. It was becoming an issue for Nash, so she came up with the notion of tongs. She demonstrated with the tongs in her hand, saying, “We buy my handy-dandy little tongs and get the ticket.”

As she showed, she sat in the driver’s seat and reached out with the tongs to pretend to select. The concept is that the tongs provide extra length to reach out and grasp whatever is needed. “When there’s someone behind me, they always laugh at me. “But I’d rather be the oddball with the tongs who is low-key sorta smarter than the person doing this,” Nash said, seeming to demonstrate how many people strained back and forth to reach the window. She said that the battle is even more awkward than using tongs. “Tongs for life,” she said.

Many folks were baffled by the notion and opted to struggle. Others advised Nash to learn to park or halt in a more convenient location. @snowyowl58 said, “Couldn’t be me!” @therealestnoah6 advised, “Just drive a little closer each time until you get it right.” However, many people agreed with the notion since they could connect to the unpleasant embarrassment. @winnie20165 posted on Twitter: “I always have to park in, remove my seat belt, and reach out the window or open my door.” @ishitafterdiary2 added, “Can confirm you always do this, and it’s genius.” @alondono123 added, “And you can use the back to punch in the numbers.” @rebeccajanesingh said, “I’m doing this.” I’m off to get silicone grip tongs.”