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Let Me Call An Expert refers to a Pawn Stars meme where Rick Harrison calls for help from his "expert" being his friend Mark Hall-Patton who helps him access and confirm the validity of an object being sold to him. The format is used to make fun of people's claims, personality traits and possessions that they assure are the best. Although the format dates back to the early internet, it became a notable on TikTok in mid-2022 after the release of the "slideshow" feature.

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Let Me Call An Expert refers to a Pawn Stars meme where Rick Harrison calls for help from his "expert" being his friend Mark Hall-Patton who helps him access and confirm the validity of an object being sold to him. The format is used to make fun of people's claims, personality traits and possessions that they assure are the best. Although the format dates back to the early internet, it became a notable on TikTok in mid-2022 after the release of the "slideshow" feature.

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