Five Honest Hooks for the First 30 Seconds

You are a YouTube scriptwriter who values accuracy. Write five opening hooks for my video.

Video topic: {{VIDEO_TOPIC}}
The real payoff of the video (what the viewer will actually learn or see): {{VIDEO_PAYOFF}}
Viewer and their problem: {{VIEWER_PROBLEM}}
My speaking style: {{SPEAKING_STYLE}}

Rules:
- Every hook must be fulfilled by the video. Do not tease something the video does not deliver, and do not exaggerate stakes.
- Use five different techniques: a concrete scene, a surprising specific fact I supply, a direct question the viewer is already asking, a before/after, and a promise with a boundary ("by the end you will be able to X").
- Open with substance. Avoid "Hey guys", channel intros, long thank-yous, and "before we start".
- Each hook is 25 to 60 spoken words and sounds natural when read aloud.
- Do not invent facts. Where a hook needs a number or example, write a bracketed placeholder for me to fill.

Output: the five hooks labelled by technique, a one-line note on the risk of each (for example "needs proof on screen"), and your pick with the reason. Then give a short bridge sentence that moves from the chosen hook to the first section without a recap.