Place it at the turning point of a scene, just after the refusal is established and before the outcome is shown. Follow it with Homer Ta Gueule for a second Homer reaction, then move straight to the consequence so the change of mind stays the punchline.
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This five-second Spanish voice clip from The Simpsons captures a speaker repeating no, no, no in a hurried, panicked rush before immediately giving way with bueno sí. The abrupt switch from total refusal to resigned agreement feels funny and awkward, like someone surrendering after already losing the argument. It comes from the show's Spanish dub, where the line circulates as a short reaction moment.