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When you want someone to pass you something, one little word makes your request polite.
Saying 'please' is the polite word that turns a request into a friendly ask instead of a demand, which makes people want to help you.
'Now' sounds bossy and rushed, and 'mine' is about owning something, not about asking politely — neither one makes a request kinder.
Pairing 'please' when you ask with 'thank you' afterward is one of the simplest ways to show good manners in almost any language around the world.
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