Place it at the end of a handover scene, after the setup and the ask, so it closes the exchange. Follow it with Let Me Know when the other person keeps talking, or open with We Do Not Care before the handover for a colder handoff.
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This nine-second clip is a short Spanish voice line, 'Pues tenga, ñoño,' delivered as a dry handover to someone waiting for something. It feels teasing and a little awkward, like giving in while pretending you were never going to share. That small, reluctant generosity is what makes it useful for everyday borrowing and sharing moments.