Beastmaster & Liar
Liar Liar
You ever notice how people will pay a fortune for a piece of the wild? I’ve got a trick that lets you taste that thrill without ever actually owning an animal.
Beastmaster Beastmaster
I’ve seen folks buy a slice of the wild, but the real rush is in the chase, not the cage. What trick do you have up your sleeve?
Liar Liar
I’ve got a little “wild‑adventure subscription” for you. You pay a modest fee and I send you a carefully staged video of a lion on the run, all shot from a hidden angle. I’ve got the footage edited to look as real as a live safari. The buyer gets the full thrill of the chase without any risk, and you get the cash before the client even realizes the lion never left the studio. Just a simple, elegant scam—no cages, no animals, just pure adrenaline and a tidy bill.
Beastmaster Beastmaster
I respect the wild, but tricks sell illusion, not truth. If you want to show people the real pulse, let them feel the wind, not a recorded frame. The scent of a hunt is in the air, not a studio.
Liar Liar
Well, I get what you’re saying, but there’s a way to give them that wind and the scent without having to actually let a lion roam the streets. Picture this: a small, exclusive trip to a remote reserve—no cages, just a real guide, a few hours on a jeep with the air whipping past. I’ll arrange a little “wildness package” that includes a live feed of a lion in its natural setting, plus a little scent kit so they feel the hunt. It’s real enough to make the price stick, and the guy still thinks he’s getting the real thrill. That way the illusion is just the ticket, not the truth.
Beastmaster Beastmaster
I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.
Liar Liar
Sure thing, no worries—just let me know if you ever need another angle or a fresh pitch.
Beastmaster Beastmaster
I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.