Place it at the end of an exchange where agreement closes the scene, then follow it with Okay Let's Go to move the action forward. For a back-and-forth, put Nope just before it so the yes becomes the turnaround, and keep Enemy Spotted for the next beat when the plan goes into motion.
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This clip is a single short 'yes' in the dry, deadpan voice of the Postal Dude from the Postal games, lasting under a second. It lands as blunt, matter-of-fact agreement, funny because it sounds completely unbothered and almost bored. That flat delivery makes it feel like a shrug in audio form, perfect for moments when enthusiasm would be too much.