“When you accidentally go on Spring Break,” adult couple Dalton and Sako captioned their viral video.
An adult couple went viral on TikTok after sharing how they “accidentally” ended up on a wild trip for spring break last week — despite the fact that they hadn’t celebrated the holiday since their school years.which shows them at Panama City Beach in Florida, surrounded by crowds of nearly naked Spring Breakers.
Dalton lamely attempts to play it off by claiming he was mesmerized by “the ocean,” which, as Sako points out, was in the opposite direction of his gaze. Dalton and Sako shared that they “accidentally” ended up on Spring Break in one of the most notorious party destinations in the US. The couple had fun with the unplanned turn of events as they posted TikTok videos of themselves trying to keep up with the young partiers.
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