Place it near the end of a street skit, just after the claim about having no money, so it works as the reply. Follow it with Awkward Crickets to hold the beat before the next scene, and save Chipmunk Laugh for another scene later in the same edit.
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This is a short spoken clip centred on a homeless man, lasting just over nine seconds, with a single man's voice carrying the whole moment. It feels awkward and uneasy rather than light, because the plain, unpolished delivery puts the listener close to a difficult real-life situation. That rawness is what makes it stick, and why people reach for it when a scene needs blunt, uncomfortable honesty.