I'm Not Afraid of the F Word

21 Nov 2012 · 1 min

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In this brief, informal video sketch, two children, Jocelyn and Hannah, introduce and promote their mother's business book titled "I'm Not Afraid of the F Word: 50 Lessons on the Way to Business Failure." They explain that the "F word" refers to failure, describe the book as a guide to avoid the mistakes that led to their mother's business failure, and invite viewers to purchase the book for R150 via the author's website. The dialogue ends with a playful cut cue, emphasizing the light‑hearted, promotional nature of the content.

Hello, my name is Jocelyn. My name is Hannah. Our mum wrote a book. The title is— Wanna say it? Okay, you say the end, I'll say the beginning. The title is I'm Not Afraid of the F Word: 50 Lessons on the Way to Business Failure. The F word is failure. You all know that. What else could it be?
What? Anyway, my mom wrote a book about her business because it failed, and the book is to help you not make the same mistakes that she made. Please buy the book. It's— you can buy it for R150 on her website. Okay, well, bye! Bye!
And cut! Cut!