Place it just before a clip cuts away from an overlong explanation, then follow it with Tuco Get Out for a firmer dismissal, or with Let Me Know when the speaker finally pauses. Use it once per edit, ahead of any punchline it is meant to interrupt, and let the next clip answer it.
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This 16-second voice clip repeats the French phrase 'arrête, arrête', meaning 'stop, stop', as a plain spoken interruption. It feels exasperated and funny at once, the kind of plea that lands when a joke, story or argument has gone on too long. The repetition makes the request feel deliberate, turning a simple French phrase into a comic cutoff.