Place it as the final beat after a build-up, with Sudden Suspense just before the claim peaks and Nelson's Ha-Ha! right after the close to underline the dismissal for a clean reaction sequence.
About this sound
This is a short four-second reaction clip built around the Japanese phrase for closing a frame immediately at ten times, delivered as a sharp, decisive cut-off rather than a drawn-out goodbye. It feels abrupt and final, with a comic edge that suits shutting down an over-the-top moment before it drags on. The clipped timing makes the ending land like a door closing on the joke.