The exact author of this secretary recording is unknown, and it has circulated online as a short Brazilian Portuguese prank clip rather than as a line from a film, show or song. Shared on soundboards under its closing phrase, it became a handy tool for joke calls and meme edits in Brazil, where a familiar office-style goodbye instantly signals that a call is over. Its appeal has lasted because the voice sounds convincingly professional, so listeners can be caught off guard before they realise the ending was staged.
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A Brazilian Portuguese female voice says thank you for calling in this prank secretary recording, used in joke calls and meme edits to fake a call ending.
This clip features a calm, professional-sounding Brazilian woman speaking Portuguese in the manner of an office secretary closing a telephone call, with the polite farewell thank you for calling as its memorable centrepiece. Her delivery is clear, steady and courteous, almost like a recorded announcement, which makes the moment feel oddly formal when it is dropped into a casual video or prank call. That contrast is the joke: the listener expects a normal conversation to continue, but instead gets a neat, businesslike goodbye that abruptly ends the exchange and leaves the other person unsure whether they were talking to a real person at all.
