Make “Cat Driving a Car at 300 km/h Dashcam Video” yours

SCENE CONTEXT: A dashboard camera looks back into a car tearing through a city at 300 km/h. Bob, a human-sized grey cat, weaves between cars, overtakes everything and power-slides sideways through two right-angle turns; the belted young man beside him is whipped side to side, frightened, then yells at him; on the unbelted rear bench his girlfriend Bianca, a human-sized white cat, loses her pink-cased phone, HISSES, then MEOWS FURIOUSLY; a tiny live chick skids around like a puck. At the end Bob slams the brakes for the first time with a long screech: everyone pitches forward, the last chips fly toward the camera, and Bianca lands on Bob's head. [Full technical prompt for a vertical, single continuous take: character references, first frame, optics with a ~84° rectilinear lens, two American-English spoken lines, a strict chip budget, action timing at 300 km/h with two drift turns and one final hard brake, detailed physics, overcast daylight lighting, diegetic audio, and positive locks — four occupants, no readable text, clean phone-dashcam image, no music.]