Place it at the end of a setup that shows the same trick being tried again, letting it deliver the verdict before the scene cuts away. Pair it with a short reaction sound beforehand to set up the repeat, then follow it with a buzzer for the failed attempt.
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This five-second clip features Chapolin delivering the Portuguese line about being fooled once but never twice, in a firm, knowing voice that turns a familiar warning into a punchline. It feels defiant and playful, like catching someone mid-trick and answering before they finish. The line comes from Chapolin, the bumbling red-suited hero known across Latin America and Brazil.