Street-food market walk

Create a 24-second vertical phone POV diary of an early-evening street-food market. The unseen adult host films one-handed while walking slowly along one lane. The phone never appears. Only a mustard jacket cuff and the host's left hand enter the frame when receiving food. Keep canvas awnings, plain lanterns, unbranded carts, and the same grill beside a blue folding stool. Adult customers move without looking into the lens. 0-5s: forward handheld view at chest height. The host walks two steps, waits while a customer crosses, then turns gently toward a cart grilling mushroom skewers. Exposure adjusts to warm stall lamps. 5-10s: hard cut closer at the counter. A vendor rotates one mushroom skewer with metal tongs. Steam rises and disperses toward the open lane. The host says offscreen, "One mushroom skewer, please." Only this line is clearly intelligible. 10-16s: hard cut at the same counter. The vendor sets the cooked skewer in a shallow paper tray on the counter. The host's left hand picks up the tray from below, jacket cuff visible. The tray bends slightly under the food's weight. 16-24s: hard cut beside the blue stool, clear of the queue. The host holds the tray near the lower edge of frame and tilts the phone toward the busy lane, framing steam against the crowd. Do not show eating while walking. Keep mild step bounce, consumer-phone depth of field, realistic fingers, and coherent stall geometry. Sound includes grill sizzle, tongs, footsteps, indistinct conversation, and paper rustle. No music, subtitles, readable signs, logos, impossible camera orbit, or duplicate hands. User request: A one-handed phone POV moves through an evening market and stops at a mushroom-skewer cart beside a blue stool, ending with a steaming paper tray.