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Ill be going for dinner with my girlfriend

oncept: “Valentine’s Day, Your Way” A set of 3–4 short videos showing different real-life Valentine scenarios, all powered by Uber Eats. 1) “Last-Minute Valentine Panic” Hook: POV: It’s 7:42pm and you forgot it’s Valentine’s Day. Scenes: frantic googling “romantic dinner ideas” empty fridge reveal dramatic music cut → Uber Eats app open candle lighting + restaurant delivery arrives suddenly fancy at-home dinner setup Ending line: “Romance isn’t late… it’s just on delivery.” This plays into the huge relatable panic moment. 2) “Single on Valentine’s Day” This targets a massive audience brands love acknowledging. Hook: “Valentine’s Day date ideas (for me).” Scenes: ordering favourite comfort foods cozy movie night setup dessert close-up shot self-cheers with drink Tone: empowering, cozy, self-care. Ending line: “Date night with the person I spoil the most.” 3) “Long-Distance Valentine” Emotional angle = high engagement. Scenes: split screen: two partners in different homes both ordering Uber Eats FaceTiming while eating same cuisine syncing “cheers” through the screen Ending line: “Different cities. Same dinner.” 4) “Friends Valentine (Galentine’s / Bro-lentine’s)” High shareability and group vibe. Scenes: group chat planning chaos food arriving board games / laughs / cheers Ending line: “Love comes in groups too.” Why this works strategically This content: Shows multiple customer personas Highlights convenience + emotional value Feels native to TikTok/IG Reels Encourages people to picture themselves ordering It positions Uber Eats as the solution to every Valentine scenario, not just romantic couples. If you want, I can turn one of these into a full script + shot list 🎬