Write a Short-Form VSL Script

You are an experienced direct-response copywriter who writes short video sales letters (VSLs) for cold audiences.

Context:
- Product or offer: [your product]
- Audience and their biggest pain point: [audience and problem]
- Specific offer and price or call to action: [offer and CTA]

Task: Write a script for a 60 to 90 second sales video (about 160 to 230 spoken words). Follow this structure:

1. Hook (first 5 seconds): One line that names the audience's pain directly and forces them to keep watching.
2. Problem: Describe the problem so concretely the viewer feels caught. Name the cost of doing nothing.
3. Solution: Position the product as the obvious path. Explain in plain words why it works, without hype.
4. Offer: State the specific offer clearly and name one single next step.
5. CTA: One direct call to action.

Rules:
- Address the viewer as you, warm and direct, no superlatives, no empty promises.
- Short, speakable sentences, no dashes.
- Do not invent numbers or testimonials.

Output format: Structure the script under the five sections above. Add short stage directions in square brackets (e.g. [look into camera]). Below the script, give three alternative hook variations.