When rosencrantz and guildenstern ask hamlet to direct them to polonius and body what does hamlet respond with?

When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern ask Hamlet to direct them to Polonius's body, Hamlet responds cryptically, saying that he is "at the very pit of the sea" and suggests they can find Polonius "in the lobby." He uses Wordplay to imply that Polonius is dead and that they should look for him in a more specific but indirect manner. Ultimately, Hamlet's response highlights his disdain for their meddling and his cleverness in evading their inquiry.