Place it as the payoff at the end of a setup clip, after the accusation or failed cover-up has been shown. Follow it with Bruh for a deadpan reaction, or lead into it with Emotional Damage when the excuse has already fallen apart.
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This under-three-second clip delivers one spoken line from Sally Mae, 'doesn't count if they don't find body,' in a flat, matter-of-fact tone that makes the grim punchline land harder. It feels darkly funny and conspiratorial, like a wink shared after a plan goes sideways, and it works because the delivery stays calm while the implication stays outrageous.