What was the the cyclops response when Odysseus told him of their ship wreck?

When Odysseus informs the Cyclops Polyphemus about their shipwreck, the Cyclops dismisses his concern and expresses disdain. He boasts about his strength and dominance over the crew, showing no sympathy for their plight. Polyphemus is more interested in consuming Odysseus and his men than in offering help or showing any emotion regarding their misfortune. This arrogance ultimately leads to his downfall when Odysseus devises a clever escape plan.