Place it as the beat right after a wrong answer lands, then follow with a bigger reaction to close the moment. Pair it after the Wrong Answer Game Show sound for a failed guess, or before Nelson's Ha-Ha for a teasing follow-up that keeps the joke moving.
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A man's voice delivers the phrase 'come on, man' in under two seconds, drawing the words out just enough to sound weary instead of angry. It carries tired disbelief, the kind of sigh in words you use when someone has missed something obvious. The delivery makes it feel like a friendly nudge rather than a scolding, so it lands as funny and relatable rather than harsh.