The Overly Honest GPS Create a skit where your GPS turns into a sassy friend who

[LOGLINE] A humorous skit where a GPS device transforms into a sassy friend, delivering overly honest commentary about the driver's habits and decisions. [SUBJECT & ACTION] The driver, a slightly flustered individual, interacts with their overly honest GPS, which offers unsolicited advice and witty remarks about their driving choices, such as missing exits while distracted by texting or making repetitive turns. [ENVIRONMENT] Inside a modern car with a sleek dashboard, the GPS screen prominently displaying directions while the driver navigates city streets. [CAMERA & MOVEMENT] Handheld close-ups on the driver’s facial expressions; quick cuts to the GPS screen for emphasis; medium shots of the car interior as the driver reacts to the GPS comments. [BEAT FLOW — 10s] • 0–3.3s: The driver receives directions, looking focused; the GPS chimes in with, "You missed the exit because you were busy texting again!" • 3.3–6.6s: The driver rolls their eyes, mutters a reply, then the GPS adds, "Turning left? Seriously? That's the third time today!" • 6.6–10s: The driver laughs in disbelief, shaking their head while the GPS quips, "Maybe pay attention next time!" as the camera zooms out on the car driving away. [LIGHTING & COLOR] Natural daylight streaming through the car windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere; the GPS screen glows brightly, contrasting with the car’s interior. [VFX & CLEANUP] Subtle motion blur during quick cuts; stable edges around the GPS screen; slight visual effects to highlight the GPS voice as it "speaks." [NEGATIVE DIRECTIVES] No text overlays, no watermarks, no duplicated limbs, avoid jitter/flicker, no floating artifacts, no lip-sync drift.