This one is the sequence and the seams. 04 is the compressed one-pager, 08 is the philosophy. So this video's job is the order plus the connective tissue between stages, which is why the "gap between calls" paragraph gets more air than anything else in here. Nobody else covers it.
Deliberately light on the doctor frame. Chest pain, treadmill, and the scalpel all live in 04 and 08. This one only borrows the word "symptoms" and the word "test" so the vocabulary stays consistent without re-running the bit a third time in one module.
Ad-lib window after "somebody slick gets in their ear." That's your slick-tongued-guy line and you say it better live than I can write it.
Four self-repairs, all real (the hour, fifteen vs. twenty, "you lose them / I lose them," and "if they become a client / when"). The last one is doing double duty — it's a stumble and it's the when-not-if rule enforcing itself out loud. That's the one I'd protect if you trim.
GAP FLAGGED — nothing in the Build Sheet owns lead handling. Speed to lead, the six-day hot-lead window, three points of contact a day, the no-show cadence: none of that has a lesson anywhere in the six modules. This script covers it in one sentence and has no module to point at. That's a real hole. Does it want its own lesson in Module 1?
GAP FLAGGED — module numbers. The forward pointers use the Build Sheet map (3 = Call 1, 4 = Call 2, 5 = Call 3, 6 = Response Library). The Implementation Map uses a different five-module numbering where Module 2 is the discovery call. If Skool ends up on the Implementation Map numbering, every pointer in this video is wrong on camera. Confirm which numbering is live before you record this one.
GAP FLAGGED — the 10% number. Your benchmark is that every week it drags past three weeks you drop about 10% on close chance. I wrote the effect without the number ("you're basically starting the whole thing over"). Say the word and I'll put the 10% in, but once it's on video it's doctrine.
$1,500 / $5,000 stated as the offer. DOCTRINE §4 A10 has that unresolved — prescribed AJ number, or your number as an example. This script says it flat, the way you say it. If it's an example, that needs one qualifying clause and I'll add it.
B-roll / screen cue: this is the one video in the module that genuinely wants a graphic. A single horizontal strip: Application → Call 1 → 72 hrs → Call 2 → Offer → Call 3 → Follow-up. Build it once and you can reuse it as the thumbnail for Modules 3, 4 and 5.