Place it at the end of a short refusal scene, after a build-up of repeated requests, so it acts as the punchline. Put No No Wait Wait just before it to show the pleading, then follow it with Nelson's Ha-Ha to underline that the wall is not moving.
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This is a very short spoken clip, about a second long, in which Wesley Ellis delivers the line 'I am a wall' in a flat, matter-of-fact voice. It lands as a deadpan joke about being completely immovable, stubborn and unbothered, turning a simple refusal into something absurdly confident and funny.