Here is a scene that shows a character using sarcastic language to poke fun at someone else's personal preferences: It was a Friday night, and Sarah and her best friend Emily were out to see a movie. Sarah had always been a huge fan of 70's disco music, and Emily had always enjoyed teasing her about her love of that kind of music. As they waited in line at the movie theater ticket booth, Sarah couldn't help but start humming the Bee Jen song "Stayin' Alive". Emily glanced at Sarah and raised an eyebrow. "Oh wow, Sarah, you're playing the best playlist the world has ever seen, right?" Emily said sarcastically, "I mean, who needs fresh, modern music when you can listen to The Beggies for forty years?" Sarah chuckled, realizing that Emily was making fun of her. "Hey, hey, don't go too hard on the classics!" she replied, smiling. "At least my taste isn't boring indie folk like the one you listened to yesterday." Emily grinned and responded, "Oh, burn! You mean the same indie folk artist you imitated so perfectly last week? I mean, I know it's your secret favorite, but you don't have to try to deny it." Sarah rolled her eyes and gave Emily a friendly playfully shove. "Shut up, you don't know what I'm talking about." Emily grinned slyly and said, "I know more than you think, my friend - like, you have a secret love for shiny polyester suits." Sarah smiled dryly and offered a mutual teasing smile. "You're driving me crazy, Emily." In this scenario, Emily uses sarcastic language to tease Sarah about her love of disco music, but Sarah knows Emily is just kidding and both friends are willing to tease each other. It's a lighthearted and playful interaction that strengthens their friendship and shows that they both find each other's teasing humorous.