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keith lee effect 

an effect based off of a guy on tiktok named keith lee who goes to restaurants and rates the food. a lot of times this way he saves small businesses by making them known
the keith lee effect really saved my business
keith lee effect by loussmiley March 11, 2023

keith lee effect 

The growth of a small food bussiness after keith lee does a review of the restaurants food.
Keith lee did a review of that restaurant and it experienced a lot of keith lee effect
keith lee effect by Colol02 March 11, 2023

Keith Lee Effect 

When Keith Lee (tiktoker) reviews either small restaurants or huge corporation(s) food and (if positive) results in a massive increase in sales of the restaurant
Person 1: Hey, did you see that restaurant get the Keith Lee Effect?

Person 2: Yeah, dude we should check it out!
Keith Lee Effect by N0mania April 2, 2023

Keith Lee Effect 

When a restaurant becomes extremely successful after Keith Lee himself tries the food and rates it 1-10 on TikTok.
Man, waiting in line at BJ’s restaurant is wild. It’s got that Keith Lee effect.
Keith Lee Effect by anonymous March 19, 2023

The Keith Lee Effect 

Popular and kind TikTok food reviewer, decider of restaurant fates.
A: "I watched Keith's video promoting small restaurant and it got pretty popular!"
B: "That's the Keith Lee effect for you."

The Keith Lee Effect 

The Keith Lee Effect is when a struggling restaurant soars in profits and popularity seemly overnight after a review of the restaurants food is posted on Tik Tok by food reviewer, Keith Lee.
Person 1: “Wow! Look how long that line is! I don’t remember that place ever being that popular before.”

Person 2: “That’s the Keith Lee Effect. He posted a review of the place a few days ago on Tik Tok and it’s been super busy ever since.”
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trucker's tan 

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Pee Calculus

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I saw Satantango last night, wonderful film but by the 5th hour I had to start doing pee calculus.
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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