We all want to012 Archivessuper smooth when shaking someone's hand or giving a high five, but even the slightest hesitation can turn a friendly greeting into an awkward interaction.
While some humans have yet to master the art, check out this cool cat's slick high five followed with a fist bump.
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Very cool.
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