The scene begins with a group of friends, including Ellie, Harmony, and others, hanging out and trying to come up with ways to save an arcade from being shut down. The arcade belongs to Monica, whose grandmother recently passed away. The friends brainstorm ideas, but nothing seems to work.
Meanwhile, Ellie and her friends arrive in California, where Ellie is supposed to meet with a music producer, Babs. Babs is a bit eccentric and dismissive, but Ellie is determined to make a good impression.
As the scene progresses, we see Ellie and her friends trying to navigate their relationships and personal struggles. Ellie is trying to pursue her music career, while also dealing with the pressure of her friends' expectations.
The scene also introduces a new character, Robby, who is a potential love interest for one of the girls. The scene ends with Ellie singing a song, but struggling to find her voice and confidence.
Overall, the scene is setting up the main plot points of the story, including the struggle to save the arcade, Ellie's music career, and the personal relationships between the characters.
1. The address 9232 Sunset Lane is mentioned as the location of a house.
2. A Girl Scout is trying to sell cookies at the house.
3. The house belongs to Edward's dad's friend.
4. Babs is Edward's personal assistant.
5. A group of friends are trying to come up with ideas to save an arcade.
6. The arcade owes the bank $10,000.
7. Ellie is trying to pursue a singing career.
8. A woman is auditioning for a role in "Loch Ness 7" via a self-tape.
9. The woman is interrupted by a group of kids who are playing video games.
10. The kids are from Attaway and are visiting California.
11. The Chicken Girls is a group of friends who support each other.
12. A woman is giving singing advice to Ellie, telling her she was flat the entire time and needs to work on her voice.