3AM Queue for Virtual Lobster

9:16 vertical screen, street interview style, strong realism.
0 - 2 seconds: The camera focuses on a long line, and the blogger (a round-faced girl) says to the camera: "Wuhan!" Three in the morning! Why are these people lining up? Hotpot? No! The camera quickly zooms to the end of the line.
3 - 6 seconds: The camera interviews the guy in line (wearing glasses). The blogger asks, "Bro, what are you waiting for?" The young man excitedly said, "Eat shrimp!" OpenClaw！ I heard the installation package is being rushed! "The auntie behind her poked her head out: "What shrimp is this?" Spicy or garlic? "
7 - 10 seconds: The camera cuts to the front of the line, and a young man who looks like a programmer says to the camera, "I've been waiting for 6 hours!" Finally, it's my turn to raise lobsters! The scene shows him frantically tapping on his phone screen, accompanied by the "Congratulations on your successful adoption" sound effect.
11 - 15 seconds: The camera returns to the blogger, where she stands in the empty line and says, "The server crashed, everyone queued for nothing." A boy nearby clutched his head and cried bitterly. The camera froze on the blogger's helpless OK gesture and the "Lobster is so popular" comment effect drifting by.
Sound effects: noisy streets, crying, funny "It's over" sound effects, "Come earlier next time" dubbing.