으라고

You want me to do that?!

It throws back an instruction someone gave, usually in disbelief: you want us to eat them in one bite, you expect me to believe that, we have to write the meaning in Korean. Said flat it states a purpose instead, as in the line about doing it just to make him jealous. Adding 요 keeps it polite while the objection stands. The noun-modifying version is 으라는.

Register: casual; 요 makes it polite