Put it near the end of a workday edit, right after the setup shows the job itself, then follow it with Oi Meu Chapa for a friendly sign-off and Ai Que Burro Da Zero Pra Ele when a coworker's mistake needs a reaction.
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This 5-second clip carries Seu Madruga's dry Portuguese line that no job is bad, the bad part is having to work at all. His weary, deadpan delivery turns a household complaint into a relatable grumble, funny because it sounds so resigned. It comes from Chaves, where the character's laziness and sharp replies made him a favourite.