Kling prompt for the Hit the Road Dude meme: paste-ready, no real names

Prompt text

Mode: image-to-video. Format: vertical 9:16. Length: roughly 15 seconds.
Subject: the supplied image is the DRIVER. Match its face, hair or fur, skin tone, body shape and clothing, and never let the DRIVER turn into somebody else. A pet DRIVER keeps its species, sits tall in the seat with forepaws gripping the wheel, and talks with exaggerated comic mouth movements.
Setting: a still country pond in the afternoon, a grassy bank, a dirt track, tall trees. A plain white pickup has just stopped there. Its window is down and the driver's door faces the lens. The truck is unbranded: no emblems, no legible licence plate.
Style of shooting: a passer-by's phone, held at standing height a metre or two from the door, with slight natural shake. Only straight cuts, moving between long, mid, hand close-up and face close-up. The person filming is never seen.
Cut sheet: 0-4 s long frame on the driver's door. 4-5 s tight on the DRIVER's hand resting on the sill, index finger aimed at the lens. 5-6.4 s long. 6.4-7.4 s mid, finger at the lens. 7.4-10.5 s long, the DRIVER stabbing a finger downward and waving the other person off. 10.5-11.8 s mid. 11.8-13.3 s long, finger at the lens again. 13.3-15 s tight on the DRIVER's face.
Dialogue (the DRIVER never stops gesturing, and the lips follow each of the DRIVER's lines): 0-2 s the DRIVER, gruff: "Who told you you could fish here?" 2-4 s a young man off camera, unsure: "I thought it was state property." 4-4.8 s the DRIVER: "State?" 4.8 s the man: "Yeah." 5.3 s the DRIVER: "This?" 5.9 s the man: "Yeah." 6.4 s the DRIVER: "State?" 7.8-12.3 s the DRIVER: "Hit the road, dude. This ain't no state property, this is private property." 12.2 s the man: "Oh, okay." 12.8-15 s the DRIVER: "What is your name anyway? I want your name."
Sound: spoken lines over faint ambience from the setting and a quietly running engine. No music.
Finish: photorealistic. No captions, subtitles, logos or watermarks. Everyone speaks English, and there is no narrator.

Tips

• Use your Driver photo as reference image 1. For another setting, change the opening verb to fish, play or park.
• Keep real names out. The prompt describes an anonymous driver and an anonymous white truck, so no one from the original gets imitated.
• Speech and lip-sync quality varies by tool and model version. Rerun if a line drops, and check the clip lengths and aspect ratios your tool accepts.