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Place it right after the failed answer lands, then follow it with a Bruh reaction to underline the failed answer before cutting to the next joke. For a bigger maths disaster, put Emotional Damage after it so the joke builds in stages instead of peaking at once.
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This is a short 2.7-second spoken clip built around the Portuguese phrase in its title, delivered in a loud, fed-up voice that turns a maths complaint into a punchline. It lands as pure exasperation, the sound of someone giving up on numbers altogether, and it works best as a quick, relatable reaction when a sum, a test or a homework problem refuses to make sense.
