Optimum Triple Play reggeaton commercial

At the end he says “The savings are for real. The triple play is the deal. . .” and then another word. He says this in all versions of the reggeaton commercials but I just can’t catch what it is he’s saying. Gustamos? Pagamos? What!!!

P.S. These commercials are pretty popular in my neck of the woods. This version sounds as if they edited in the ‘t’ sound at the end of the girls ‘4448’ because in TV, they pronounce it like real girls from the Boogie Down Bronx-- “Aye!” I should know, my kids are always laughing at my PR Bronx accent.

ETA: The don’t seem to edit the guy when he says “four ninty fie”.

Sounded like estamos.

Sounds like gustamos to me; that also seems to be the consensus online. I’m not sure quite what they mean by it, though. It could be a literal exclamation “[you/they/somebody] likes us!” It might also be bad Spanish: “We like it!” Does anyone know if that bastardized exclamation is common in reggaeton-listening circles?

It might also be “festamos,” which make sense to me.

I agree it sounds like “estamos” (we’re here). “Gustamos” doesn’t make any sense absent something in front of it.

Also reggaeton must die.