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Create an animated YouTube video for my channel "From Crash to Cash". My channel is about stories of buying wrecked cars, repairing them, and then reselling for profit or loss. The video should be 2 minutes and 50 seconds long. The main character is a male mechanic named Alex, always wearing a blue jacket and a backward cap. The art style is a 2D flat vector cartoon. The tone of the story is educational, slightly sarcastic and humorous. The video story: Scene 1: Hook. Alex stands in a messy garage next to a destroyed blue Ford F-150. He says: "I bought this wrecked truck thinking I'd lose my shirt. But I actually made $4000. Here's how." Scene 2: Purchase. A split screen shows a Copart auction page for the F-150 with a price tag of 3200 , a n d t h e s a m e t r u c k o n a t o w t r u c k . A l e x n a r r a t e s : " G o t i t o n C o p a r t f o r 3200,andthesametruckonatowtruck.Alexnarrates:"GotitonCopartfor3200. Tow was another $400." Scene 3: Hidden Problem. Close-up of the truck's suspension. Alex's hand points to a broken part. He says: "Found the front suspension was totally shot. Looked scary but I knew this part is cheap." Scene 4: Investment. Alex is in the garage writing costs on a whiteboard with a marker: " 3200 " , " + 3200","+400", "+ 800 " . H e s a y s : " I n v e s t e d a n o t h e r 800".Hesays:"Investedanother800 in parts. Did the work myself with a buddy." Scene 5: The Sale. Alex shakes hands with a smiling buyer in front of the now fully restored blue Ford F-150. He says: "Sold it in a week for $8400. Do the math." Scene 6: The Lesson. Alex stands with a pointer in front of a chalkboard that has "CHECK SUSPENSION" and "OEM PARTS ONLY" written on it. He says: "Lesson? With Ford trucks, stick to OEM parts. Your wallet will thank you." Scene 7: Final. Alex holds a large yellow sign that says "SUBSCRIBE". He smiles and says: "From Crash to Cash. Forget the $900 Subaru fail. This is how you do it. Subscribe for more real stories.", Simplified, often exaggerated character designs and environments, using clear outlines, bright colors, and aimed at humor or storytelling.