Danville veterinarian sparks how to eat an orange debate with viral video The video has 4 million views on TikTok
DANVILLE, Va. – People go viral for all sorts of reasons. Maybe they make us laugh, cry or something in between.
But one doctor in Southside is a TikTok hit because he made millions watching the app go – “Wait, what?!”
Danville Family Vet staff took video of veterinarian Dr. Jeff Smith eating his orange for lunch and it's been viewed millions of times.
Here's the catch - he at the orange with the peel on!
“Maybe I am a little strange, I don't know. We've had a lot of feedback from it, a lot of interesting comments and a lot of people around town have been happy to see Danville put on the map even with a crazy little way like this,” said Dr. Smith.
The video has been viewed 4 million times on TikTok, sparking millions of debates about how to eat an orange.
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