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0:00street. Trust in your fucking teenagers. I thought I don't trust you, but listen, sometimes you get in the car with somebody who says they ain't been drinking. They're sober, they're sober enough to drive.

0:09We're going to find out.

0:14I know you haven't been drinking obviously, but it's start to practice.

0:21This is going on your key chain.

0:22Okay.

0:24Should I do a shot of tequila real quick and see what I blow?

0:26Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely.

0:28See if it really works.

0:29I just made myself a drink just to see.

0:32I had to make sure that it was working.

0:44And sometimes you think that you're fine to drive, you're not.

0:470.08.

0:48Really?

0:49Because it takes like longer to process than you think. Then you get in a car. This is going on your key chain.

0:55Everybody get one. Christmas. Fucking stuffers.

0:57Would you be happy if you got this in your stocking?

0:59You would?

1:00Yeah.

1:00Anybody that tries to drive you anywhere, you make them blow on this first, unless it's Noah.

1:06You don't drink, do you Noah?

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0:00It takes alcohol about 10 minutes to start affecting your brain

0:470.08%BAC

Scenes (7)

0:00woman in kitchen initial shot

A medium full shot captures a blonde woman in a modern kitchen. She stands slightly off-center to the right, facing towards a male figure who is mostly out of frame to the left. The kitchen features white cabinets with gold handles, a large stainless steel refrigerator on the left, and dark brown wood-look tiled flooring. The walls are light grey, and a white doorway leads to another room in the background. Overhead, bright white lighting illuminates the scene. The woman is holding a small, white, rectangular breathalyzer device in her right hand, casually looking at it. There's a text overlay in white on a semi-transparent black background that reads: 'It takes alcohol about 10 minutes to start affecting your brain'.

0:01woman explaining to man

The scene continues in the same modern kitchen setting. The medium full shot now clearly frames both the blonde woman and a young man standing opposite her. The man is to the left, slightly closer to the camera, wearing a casual outfit. The woman gestures with her hands as she speaks, holding the small white breathalyzer. She makes various hand motions to emphasize her points. The bright kitchen lighting creates clear visibility. The text overlay from the previous scene remains visible, reinforcing the educational aspect of the conversation. The atmosphere is casual, but the woman's gestures suggest she is explaining something important.

0:11man uses breathalyzer

The scene maintains a medium full shot in the bright, modern kitchen. The blonde woman extends her arm, holding the small white breathalyzer device up to the young man's mouth. He leans in to blow into the device, his cheeks slightly puffed out from the effort. The woman watches him with a focused and slightly amused expression. The text overlay remains on the screen. The interaction is calm but purposeful, demonstrating the use of the device. The background includes the white cabinets and stainless steel refrigerator.

0:18woman discusses device with man

The woman lowers the breathalyzer after the man has used it, holding it to her chest as she continues to converse with him. Her expression shifts between looking at the device and making eye contact with the man, her eyebrows raised in a questioning or emphasizing manner. The man, still standing to her left, gestures with his hand as he replies. The modern kitchen environment with its white cabinets, stainless steel fridge, and wooden floor remains consistent. The omnipresent text overlay persists. The interaction suggests a discussion about the device's reading or its implications.

0:28woman uses breathalyzer alone

The young man has exited the frame, leaving the blonde woman alone in the kitchen in a medium full shot. She holds the small white breathalyzer to her mouth and blows into it, her cheeks puffed and eyes slightly wide, indicating concentration. Her left hand is on her hip. The bright white kitchen with its clean cabinets and stainless steel appliances forms the background. The text overlay remains on the screen. The woman's action is deliberate, suggesting she is testing the device or demonstrating its use after having a drink herself, as mentioned in the audio.

0:46woman reveals breathalyzer reading

The camera transitions to a close-up on the blonde woman's upper body and the breathalyzer device she holds. Her face fills the upper portion of the frame, showcasing her wide-eyed, slightly shocked, and concerned expression. She extends the small white breathalyzer directly towards the camera, clearly displaying its digital reading of '0.08% BAC'. The background is blurred, focusing all attention on her reaction and the device's output. The lighting is bright and even. This is the pivotal moment revealing the result of her self-test.

0:50woman final message and exit

Returning to a medium full shot, the blonde woman is once again alone in the modern kitchen. She holds the small white breathalyzer up, now as a prop to emphasize her final message about not driving under the influence. She gestures with her free hand, her expression serious and assertive as she speaks directly to the camera. She makes direct eye contact, delivering her warning with conviction. The kitchen's white cabinets and dark floor are visible. Towards the end of the scene, she turns and walks out of frame to the right, still holding the device, concluding her message.

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