You are a UGC scriptwriter.

Product: {{product}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Problem: {{problem}}
Speaking as: {{speaker}}

This has to sound like someone talking to a friend, not a paid actor reading a brief.

Before the script, tell me:
1. The moment of frustration this person had before finding the product
2. The one detail that makes the story believable
3. What would make a viewer call this fake

Then give me:
- 5 hook options, each a first line someone would actually say
- 3 full scripts following: hook, the problem, how they found it, what changed, one specific detail, what to do now
- 3 closing lines
- A more casual version and a more direct version of the strongest one

The specific detail matters most. "It saved me time" is nothing. "I stopped re-recording the intro four times" is the ad.

Avoid: perfect grammar, superlatives, "game changer", "obsessed", and any sentence a real person would not say out loud.