Just do another case
Edit: Why are you *eye roll emoji*ing me lmao, I'm right
A big part of going from beginner F2L to a more advanced version is pair prioritization : you don't do the first thing you see, if what you see is a bad case
Here's the order of good to bad cases:
1. both pieces separated in the U layer
2. both pieces attached in the U layer
3. one piece in a slot and one in the U layer
4. both pieces in a slot (at least one of them misoriented)
5. both pieces in different slots
There's a bit of fluctuation of course, some cases from a category may be better than some cases in a better category, but this is a general rule.
So the case you're showing is definitely one of the bad cases.
The alg
@Coneman gave is a good one: short, easy to fingertrick, doesn't hinder look ahead (preserves a P shape and more)
BUT it's such a niche case that you won't get to practise it at all during solves. If you get that case again (maybe 200 solves later?), you won't remember the alg quite exactly and you'll choke. You won't have practiced it enough for it to be worth it
In thousands of solves I had to deal with that case maybe once or twice, because I was on last 2 pairs and both pairs were inserted wrong in the last 2 slots.
If you watch example solves / reconstructions from the best cubers, they
never deal with that case. They just choose a better pair instead.
TLDR; pair prioritization is a thing
