Place it near the end of a waiting montage, after the setup has made the delay clear, then follow it with awkward crickets before the next scene cuts in for the payoff.
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This six-and-a-half-second clip is built around the Spanish phrase 1500 hora y media, spoken as a flat statement of how long something has taken. It lands with a weary, deadpan humour, the kind that makes a long wait feel absurd rather than dramatic, and it works best as a short, knowing aside rather than a loud reaction.