Place it immediately after the innocent line that sets it up, so the setup stays clear and the punchline has room to register. Follow it with a DJ Airhorn for an over-the-top celebration, or pair it with a short laugh sound when the scene needs a lighter finish.
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This is a short two-second spoken line delivered in Michael Scott's playful, knowing tone, saying the show's familiar innuendo punchline. It lands as cheeky and deliberately awkward, turning an innocent remark into a joke everyone in the room recognises at once. The line comes from The Office, where Michael Scott repeats it whenever a colleague accidentally sets up a double meaning.