Place it at the end of a failed explanation, after the claim has been shown to be wrong, so it works as the final verdict. Open with a confused huh before it to set up the mistake, or follow it with a wrong answer sting and Nelson's ha-ha to turn one bad take into a short running joke.
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This short spoken clip delivers the French line 'parce que vous êtes trop cons' in a sharp, exasperated tone that lands like a direct insult. Lasting about two and a half seconds, it feels mocking and dismissive, with just enough bite to make a bad argument sound ridiculous without needing any extra explanation.