UGC creator pair for a rideshare app ad (driver and passenger skit)

We are looking for two creators, a driver and a passenger, to film a short skit-style ad for Gridwise, an app that helps rideshare and delivery drivers track their earnings and see which apps pay the most in their city. We need raw footage only, and we handle all editing. The idea: a passenger who just got out of a rideshare films the driver through her open window and pushes her to repeat, on camera, something she told him during the ride. She refuses, he keeps pushing, and when she finally gives in, what she says is why she makes more money than other drivers. It should look like a real moment someone caught on their phone, not a production. This is a fun video in a similiar style as this TikTok. Note that we need a pair here, not just a single person. Who we need: the driver is a woman, roughly 25 to 40, who is an active rideshare or delivery driver today, because she says the earnings line in her own voice. The passenger is anyone with strong comedic timing who films the whole thing, so we mostly hear him. A creator pair who already make skits together is ideal. The script (the opening argument can be in your own words, but the driver's last three lines must be said exactly as written): 1. Passenger, filming through her window while she ignores him and looks at her phone: "Nah, nah, nah. Say what you just said. Say it again!" 2. Driver, hand up toward the lens: "Sir. I'm not doing this. Put the phone down." 3. Passenger, pushing closer: "No, no, no. Tell people what you just told me. Now that we're on camera, tell them!" 4. Driver, sighing and turning to the camera: "Ugh. Fine." 5. Driver: "I'm making up to $300 more per week by using Gridwise to track my earnings and understand where I'm making the most money." 6. Driver, tapping her phone on the dash: "I also know which apps are paying the most in my city, and the best times and places to drive." 7. Passenger, quiet: "Wait... what's it called?" 8. Driver, taking her phone out of the mount and holding it up: "Download Gridwise for free now to start making up to $300 more per week." Please also film two alternate openings. In the first, the passenger says "Hold on, hold on. Repeat that. Repeat what you said in the car," and the driver answers "Are you serious right now?" In the second, the passenger says "She did NOT just say that to me. Say it again, say it to the camera!" and the driver answers "Oh my God. Get that out of my face." How to shoot it: on a phone held vertically by the passenger, handheld with a little shake, on a city street around dusk. The car stays parked at the curb with the hazard lights on, and the driver has one phone, in a dash mount. Street noise is fine, but the earnings lines need to be clear. What counts as done: 1. Three full takes of the script, start to finish, plus the two alternate openings, each run through to the end. 2. Vertical 9:16 video at 1080p or 4K, 30 frames per second, raw and unedited, with no music, captions, or text added. 3. Every take includes the driver's earnings lines word for word, with "up to $300 more per week" said exactly. 4. No other company's logo, app screen, or name appears anywhere in the frame, and the car stays parked with the hazards on. 5. The driver uses one phone, in a dash mount. 6. Delivered within 7 days of hire, with one round of small reshoots if a line is unclear.