Place it directly after the setup line in an edit, then follow it with Awkward Crickets to stretch the embarrassment, or cut to Chipmunk Laugh when the group finally breaks. Keep it as the punchline in the middle of a reaction chain, not the opening beat.
關於此聲音
This is a sub-second spoken delivery of the classic 'That's what she said' punchline, trimmed for instant timing after a line that can be taken the wrong way. It feels playful, crude and knowingly immature, turning an ordinary sentence into a cheeky double entendre. The line became widely known through Michael Scott on the US version of The Office in the 2000s.