Full Faça

"Full Faça" is a Portuguese slang term, primarily used in Brazil. It generally translates to "make favor" or "do me a favor," but carries a stronger connotation of demanding or expecting preferential treatment. It's often employed sarcastically or dismissively when someone believes they are entitled to special privileges or a break from the rules. The "favor" being requested is typically seen as unreasonable, unfair, or outside the norm of expected behavior.

The phrase often implies an abuse of power or position, however minor. Someone attempting to "Full Faça" something is perceived as trying to cut corners, skip the line, or gain an advantage they haven't earned. The tone associated with the phrase can range from playful to highly critical, depending on the context and the speaker's intent. It's also sometimes shortened to simply "faça."