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0:00I can't believe what just happened to me at Trader Joe's.

0:05Let me tell you what happened.

0:06I was just minding my own business,

0:08just doing my shopping.

0:10I just worked out.

0:11I hadn't showered.

0:13I'm a sweaty mess.

0:14And so I'm minding my own business,

0:16and this guy, literally I'm in the cheese section, guys.

0:18I got my, my red basket just weaving in and out.

0:20And in the corner of my eye, I see this like man jogging in the aisle.

0:23Like, literally just, like, he had like a pace, and he jogged up to me.

0:27while I was standing there trying to get my cheese.

0:30He tapped me, and I'm like,

0:31What?

0:32Cuz like, why are people tapping you at Trader Joe's?

0:34And he's like, I just have to tell you something.

0:36And I'm like, what the what?

0:38All the bad thoughts go through my head.

0:40He goes, you smell so good.

0:42And I was like,

0:43I was so floored, I was, I was literally shook.

0:45I was just like, What?

0:47He was giving eyes.

0:48He was into it. He was just like, he had to put on a jog to come tell me.

0:51So I thought about it, and every time I get out of my

0:54burn class where I sweat, it's in a hot room.

0:57If I'm going in public, I spray myself

1:00with what I keep in the car,

1:03Amber Shores.

1:04Okay?

1:05And I just spray my hair with it.

1:07And I was like, oh my God, it's my Kitch hair perfume.

1:10I actually just had it in my swag bag.

1:12So I have it all over my house.

1:15I have it in my office, my bedroom, my bathroom.

1:18And I don't want to go out smelling gross.

1:20Like, you can look gross, but you need to smell good.

1:23I spray and say a prayer.

1:25And my prayers came true, honey, cuz one of the Backstreet Boys stopped me at Trader Joe's to tell me that

1:33I smelled good!

1:35And I don't know

1:36if he cared at all,

1:38but instead of like flirting back, I just started selling the Kitch hair perfume to him.

1:42I know one thing.

1:43I know how to sell a product.

1:44So I just pretty much sold it to him,

1:46and he kind of looked at me and just was like, oh, cool.

1:49Which is fine because,

1:51y'all, I am so married.

1:53I'm married upon married,

1:55but like still, like, as my mom used to always say,

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0:00It girls wear hair perfume

0:05Let me tell you what happened.

0:06I was just minding my own business,

0:08just doing my shopping.

0:09I just worked out.

0:10I hadn't showered.

0:11I'm a sweaty mess.

0:12And so I'm minding my own business,

0:14and this guy, literally I'm

0:15in the cheese section, guys.

0:16I got my, my red basket,

0:18just weaving in and out.

0:19And in the corner of my eye,

0:21I see this, like,

0:22man jogging in the aisle.

0:23Like, literally just,

0:24like, he had, like, a pace,

0:26and he jogged up to me while

0:27I was standing there trying

0:28to get my cheese.

0:29He tapped me, and I'm like,

0:31"What?" 'Cause, like,

0:32why are people tapping you at

0:34Trader Joe's? And he's like,

0:35"I just have to tell you something." And I'm like, "What the,"

0:37what?" All the bad thoughts

0:39go through my head.

0:40He goes, "You smell so

0:42good." And I was like,

0:43I was so floored, I was, I was literally shook.

0:46I was just like, "What?" He was giving eyes.

0:50He was just, like,

0:51he had to put on a jog to come tell me.

0:53So I thought about it,

0:55and every time I get out of my

0:56burn class where I sweat,

0:57it's in a hot room, if I'm going in

0:59public, I spray myself

1:00with what I keep in the car,

1:01/kit-sch/

1:01HAIR PERFUME

1:01Amber Shores

1:011.7 FL OZ / 50 mL

1:03Amber Shores.

1:04okay? And I just spray

1:06my hair with it. And I was like,

1:07oh my god, it's my Kitsch hair perfume.

1:09I actually just had it in my swag bag.

1:10So I have it all over my house.

1:11have it in my office, my bedroom,

1:13my bathroom. And I don't want

1:14to go out smelling gross.

1:15Like, you can look gross,

1:17but you need to smell good.

1:18I spray and say a prayer.

1:20And my prayers came true,

1:21honey, 'cause one of the Backstreet Boys stopped

1:23me at Trader Joe's to tell me that

1:25I smelled good! And I don't know

1:26if he cared at all,

1:27but instead of, like,

1:28flirting back, I just started

1:30selling the Kitsch hair perfume to him.

1:32I know one thing, I know how to sell a product.

1:34So I just pretty much sold it to him,

1:35and he kind of looked at me and

1:37just was like, "Oh, cool." Which is fine because,

1:40y'all, I am so married.

1:41I'm married upon married,

1:42but like, still, like,

1:44as my mom used to always say,

Scenes (4)

0:00introduction to hair perfume

A Caucasian woman in her late 30s to early 40s is framed in a medium close-up shot, from the chest up, sitting in the driver's seat of a car. She speaks directly to the camera, making eye contact and using expressive hand gestures near her chest for emphasis. Her dark hair is pulled back into a messy bun, and she wears a casual black crew-neck t-shirt with a thick gold chain necklace. The background shows the interior of the car, including a black leather headrest, and through the car windows, bright natural daylight illuminates hints of greenery and other vehicles. The lighting is soft and natural, highlighting her face and creating subtle shadows. The dominant color palette consists of the woman's black attire, her neutral skin tones, and the muted greens and blues of the outdoor environment. A bright magenta text overlay at the bottom of the screen reads 'It girls wear hair perfume'.

0:05trader joes encounter story

The woman continues to narrate her story in a medium close-up, maintaining the same framing and car interior setting. Her expressions are highly animated, shifting between surprise, disbelief, and amusement as she recounts an unexpected encounter at Trader Joe's. She frequently looks away from the camera, to the side, as if recalling details or thinking, before returning her gaze. Her hand gestures are active and varied, emphasizing different points of her narrative. The natural daylight lighting remains consistent, casting gentle highlights on her face. The casual black t-shirt and gold chain are still visible. Dynamic white text overlays appear on screen, transcribing key phrases of her story, such as 'Let me tell you what happened.', 'I was just minding my own business,', 'I'm a sweaty mess.', 'man jogging in the aisle.', and 'You smell so good.'.

0:59product demonstration

The scene shifts focus slightly as the woman, still in a medium close-up within her car, brings a product into the frame. She holds up a small, clear, amber-colored bottle of 'Kitsch Hair Perfume Amber Shores' with a white label, presenting it clearly to the camera with her left hand. Her face is slightly to the right, allowing the product to be prominently displayed in the center. She gestures towards the bottle with her right hand and then briefly sprays the perfume into the air. Her expression is demonstrative and informative, conveying confidence in the product. The natural daylight continues to illuminate the scene. The black t-shirt and gold chain are visible, along with her manicured nails. White text overlays on screen display 'with what I keep in the car,' and 'Amber Shores.' during the product's display.

1:04story conclusion and humor

The woman returns to speaking directly to the camera, concluding her story with renewed energy and animated expressions. The framing remains a medium close-up within the car, showing her chest and up. She uses a wide range of facial movements, from broad smiles to playful winks and expressive mouth shapes, enhancing the comedic and surprising elements of her narrative. Her hand gestures are frequent and energetic, adding to her engaging storytelling style. At approximately 1:30, she briefly looks down and laughs genuinely, covering her mouth slightly, before quickly regaining her composure and direct address. The consistent natural daylight illuminates her face, and her black t-shirt and gold chain are still visible. White text overlays continue to appear, transcribing her speech as she explains her routine and the surprising end to her Trader Joe's encounter, culminating in 'I smelled good! And I don't know' and 'as my mom used to always say,'. The overall mood is lighthearted and humorous.

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