They Paid HOW MUCH for Alien Abduction Insurance?! 👽💸

1 day ago
Zip Zhang
This homeowner spent thousands on the most ridiculous insurance policy ever! Wait until you see what they actually covered... Check your policy today - you might be surprised what you're paying for! #InsuranceFails #AlienAbduction #FinancialMistakes

Ever looked at your monthly bills and wondered, “What the heck am I really paying for?” Because, same. Now, I know we all want to protect our homes—but get this, some people (yes, actual grownups with jobs) go WAY beyond fire and flood insurance. We’re talking about insurance for…alien abduction. You heard right. Extra-terrestrial drama.

So, here’s the story. Imagine you’re settling into your new place, boxes still stacked, pride levels maxed out because, adulting is hard. Protection is king, right? You find yourself reading insurance brochures that cover basically everything—fire, flood, tornadoes, maybe even your neighbor’s bad taste in landscaping. You’re ready to stack up layers of security. Then, you show up at the insurance office, and the agent’s got this grin that screams “Wait until you see THIS.” He slides across the desk a glowing, too-good-to-be-true document. Alien abduction coverage. Yup—if UFOs ever beam you up, they pay off the whole mortgage. Two words: absolutely bonkers.

And the wildest part? Someone actually signed up. Not a joke. $25 a month, for two YEARS. That’s $600, gone—just in case little green men decide to pop in for a visit (which, spoiler: never happened). Picture it: this poor guy scanning the night sky with binoculars, praying for a close encounter… meanwhile, his wallet is floating off into financial orbit. All those bills, all that hope. All for what? A comedy headline and a really awkward conversation with his accountant.

Honestly, if you’ve ever wondered what hidden gems are buried in your insurance paperwork, maybe it’s time for a re-read. I sure did after hearing this! Because, let’s face it, paying to protect your house from aliens is the kind of thing you brag about—but only once everyone’s stopped laughing.

Anyway, check your policies, folks. And if you discover you’re covered for “Martian Home Invasion,” let me know. We’ll start a club.

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Video Script
00:00
Comic splash page. A shocked man stares at a bold, oversized document labeled “ALIEN ABDUCTION INSURANCE.” UFOs and dollar signs in the background, dramatic comic book lighting.
The most ridiculous insurance quote someone actually paid. This is absolutely mind-blowing.
Close-up, comic book splash panel. High saturation, thick lines. Emphasis on shocked expression and document. Typography pops: "THE MOST RIDICULOUS INSURANCE EVER PAID".
00:05
Quick zoom out reveals entire exaggerated comic panel. “WHAT?!” flashes across panel in bold, jagged typography. City street sound effects (“pops”).
Fast-zoom transition out. Split panel with comic book title text overlay.
00:10
Mike stands triumphantly in front of his new suburban home. SOLD sign prominent. Frame splits: Mike sits at table, scanning insurance brochures with worried face; thought bubbles show disasters (flood, fire, tornado).
Meet Mike. He just bought his dream house in the suburbs and wanted to protect his investment. So naturally, he went looking for the most comprehensive insurance coverage possible.
Split comic panels. Wide shot for house/Mike; medium close-up for brochures. Hand-drawn style, Ben-Day dot texture. “Protection at ANY cost!” jagged speech bubble overlays.
00:20
Comic office: Flashy insurance agent in patterned suit winks and slides a glowing “Alien Abduction Policy” across desk to a wide-eyed Mike. Split panel shows regular icons (“house, car, health”) vs. mysterious glowing icon.
At the insurance office, the agent showed Mike their premium coverage plan. Fire, flood, theft – all the usual stuff. But then, the agent slid a special document across the desk with a wink.
Medium shot of desk exchange, dramatic motion lines for sliding document. Comic sound effect (“SLIDE!”). Oversaturated color, thick outlines.
00:30
Document close-up: “ALIEN ABDUCTION COVERAGE” in explosive text. Panel: UFO beam lifts startled Mike, raining dollar bills on mortgage papers. Split: mortgage with "$0 BALANCE" sparkles. Overlay: "$25/month for ALIEN COVERAGE!"
It was alien abduction insurance. Yes, you heard that right. For an extra $25 a month, if extraterrestrials ever beamed Mike up, the company would pay off his mortgage completely!
Sequential paneling: Close-up document, dramatic zoom to alien scene, split panel for comic comparisons and emphasis. Bold typography overlay on center.
00:40
Living room, night. Calendar pages fly by, sound effects (“KA-CHING!”) as Mike writes checks monthly. Corner counter climbs to $600. Final panel: Mike with binoculars, wallet floats away with angel wings, exaggerated hopeful/regretful expression. Overlay: "$600 WASTED!"
And the craziest part? Mike actually signed up for it! He paid for alien abduction insurance for TWO FULL YEARS. That's $600 spent protecting himself from little green men.
Fast progression montage. Sequential comic panel flips for time passage. Close-up for emotional impact, visual gag with flying wallet.
00:50
Final comic panel. Mike inspects new insurance policy with magnifying glass, looking embarrassed and focused. “THE END?” scripted in corner; large, sparkling “CHECK YOUR POLICY!” text overlays. Stars and exclamation effects brighten panel.
Full-page panel, dramatic spotlight on Mike. Bold comic typography, attention-grabbing symbols. End-frame pause for comic timing.
Original Prompt
Topic: The most ridiculous insurance quote someone actually paid. Script Structure Guidelines: Hook + Content + Call to Action Hook: The most ridiculous insurance quote someone actually paid. Note: Simple English subtitles
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Duration
55s
Aspect Ratio
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Retro Comic
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