Open a big food scene with it to set the appetite, then follow it with Hehe Boi for the chef and finish with Bing Chilling once the eating really begins in earnest.
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This is Fat Bastard shouting 'Get in my belly' in a broad Scottish voice, a booming demand for food lasting about three and a half seconds. It feels greedy and absurd, turning a simple craving into a loud comic outburst. The line comes from Mike Myers as Fat Bastard in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me from 1999, where it became one of the film's most quoted jokes.