Put it at the end of a lunch-bill argument, just after the friend's excuse, so it lands as the final word. Follow it with a censor beep to soften the swearing for wider audiences, then a dun dun dun sting while the group stares at the unpaid bill.
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This eight-second Portuguese voice clip is a man angrily demanding that David Brazil pay for his lunch again, throwing in blunt swearing as he repeats the request. It sounds heated and impatient, like a friend pushed past politeness after being left with the bill once too often. The humour comes from that over-the-top frustration, turning a small everyday debt into a loud public call-out.