Season 1 · Episode 6
Futurama
Fry discovers his bank account interest has made him a billionaire and buys the one thing the year 3000 doesn't have, anchovies.

A softened exclamation used widely across Latin America to express surprise, frustration, or dismay without being vulgar.
Literally 'silver', but used throughout Latin America as an everyday informal word for money. Not slang in the pejorative sense, just the common spoken form.
In isolation or as a reaction, this functions as a fixed exclamation meaning 'great!' or 'wonderful!' rather than a literal comment on something being 'very good'.
Common expression of mild frustration or annoyance throughout Latin America. Literally 'what a tin can', but used to mean something is tedious or annoying.
A fixed, somewhat old-fashioned phrase signaling gracious acknowledgment of someone else's win. A bonete is a type of clerical or academic cap.
A fixed phrase meaning the speaker will pay for everyone. Not predictable from the literal meaning of 'to my account' for learners at lower levels.