Place it right after the wild claim in a reaction edit, then follow with Ceeday Huh for a second beat of doubt and No No Wait Wait when the story keeps going. That order keeps the exchange moving instead of repeating the same response, and it leaves room for a straight punchline at the end.
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This short Spanish voice clip has one speaker delivering the line Marisco, no te creo with flat, skeptical emphasis, as if hearing a claim that is clearly too much. It lands as playful disbelief, the kind of dry, amused doubt that makes an exaggerated story funnier instead of shutting it down. It works best when the listener already knows the tale is stretching the truth.