你指望大金牙相信我们啊
“You actually expected him to believe us?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Why do you think Mr. Jin wouldn't believe us? You're really stupid.”
你 指望 大金牙 相信我们 啊
“You actually expected him to believe us?”
等等老大
“Wait, Boss.”
“Wake up, there is no way someone like that would ever trust us.”
Calling out someone's gullibility with blunt rhetorical questions highlights a pragmatic survival instinct common in informal peer dynamics.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to count on or pin hopes on
Frequently used in negative or skeptical rhetorical questions to show an outcome is improbable.
Softens the rhetorical question into a colloquial scoff or expression of disbelief.