Place it right after the mistake is shown, following a Minecraft Damage hit, so the apology answers the failure. Then close with Directed by Robert B. Weide for a sitcom-style ending that frames the whole apology as a joke.
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This 17-second clip features a villager voice delivering a sheepish 'I'm sorry, Mom' apology in a second instalment of the joke. The delivery is awkward and earnest at once, making the apology feel both guilty and funny, while still sounding sincere enough to pass as a real apology.