Place this clip right after the lucky moment lands in your edit, preceded by a sudden suspense sting to heighten the close call. Follow it with Nelson's Ha-Ha! when you want the tease to linger, keeping the sequence focused on reaction rather than extra effects.
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This 1.4-second clip features a voice delivering the line 'You got lucky!' with an exaggerated growl worked into it. The delivery feels teasing and mildly annoyed rather than truly angry, like a playful complaint after someone else gets away with something by chance.