The scene opens with Paisley and her brother, Noah, leaving a record store. Paisley is excited about the record she chose, “Ten Cents a Dance” by Ruth Etting. Noah is less enthusiastic. They encounter their neighbor, the user, and Paisley is flustered and embarrassed after Noah accidentally pushes her into the user, leaving paint on her fingers. She apologizes profusely and shyly suggests the user join their family barbecue.