An 'industry insider' furiously debunks how the old way rips people off — your product is the fix.
HeyGen build. AVATAR: man, early 40s, rolled-up oxford shirt, stubble, reading glasses pushed up on his head — someone who has clearly written invoices for a living. SETTING: plain office backdrop, bookshelf slightly out of focus, zero branding. FRAMING: chest-up, dead center, leaning slightly into the lens. Delivery throughout: controlled anger — jabbing cadence, never shouting; the fury of a person tired of being polite about this. The no-greeting cold open is the hook. SCRIPT (word-for-word): Line 1 (cold open, pointing at the lens): "I worked in [INDUSTRY — e.g. "the razor industry"] for nine years. Stop buying [OLD EXPENSIVE THING — e.g. "five-blade cartridge refills"]." Line 2 (jabbing the desk on each number): "That [COMPONENT — e.g. "cartridge"] costs them under a dollar to make. You pay twenty. The entire business model depends on you never finding that out." Line 3 (slower, quieter — the calm is scarier): "Here's everything you actually need: [WHAT PRODUCT DOES, ONE SENTENCE — e.g. "a solid handle and sharp blades delivered monthly"]." Line 4 (flat, final): "[PRODUCT — e.g. "Crest & Co."] does exactly that for [PRICE — e.g. "$9 a month"]. I don't care where you get it. Just stop paying [OLD PRICE — e.g. "$40"]." Line 5 (beat, then deadpan): "Nine years. I had to say something." Regenerate until the anger reads real, not theatrical. No captions baked in — add captions and invoice b-roll cutaways every four seconds in edit.