00:00That was so unique that as a meeting place, as Jamba Juice, and getting to know Clark, the Jason Bateman
00:06character, and the way she sort of uses that location.
00:09I think that's what's really great about how Steve writes and sort of the settings.
00:14They're common to people.
00:16They're familiar to people.
00:18Right.
00:18So you take a place like Jamba Juice where you see it in sort of any mini mall you go
00:22to in America.
00:23It can be anywhere.
00:24Yeah.
00:25And then you give it this meaning and this context within this story.
00:31It's the first time, you know, Jamba Juice, even if you think, oh, well, it just serves as a location,
00:36it doesn't.
00:37It's actually the first time when they realize she's lied.
00:39That's right.
00:40It's a character.
00:40She lied about her drink.
00:42And it has to do with something so normal and commonplace.
00:47Why would you lie about what you ordered as a drink?
00:49And then that further sort of makes you suspicious of her.
00:54So I love the way that he does that with things that we're all sort of familiar with.
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