Place it at the centre of a spending edit, just as the price or purchase appears, then cut to a SpongeBob Fail for the broke punchline or a Vine Boom for a bold flex, letting the second sound close the joke.
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This is a roughly ten-second excerpt from Pink Floyd's Money, built around its cash-register sounds and laid-back rock groove. It feels slick and ironic, turning a purchase or a boast into a knowing joke about wealth and status. The track comes from the band's 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon, where it became one of their best-known songs about money.