The play celebrates the ridiculousness of first-world problems while speaking directly to the serious negative consequences of modern life in the developed world. In a post-apocalyptic landscape, 15 to 25-year-olds are kept separate from the rest of humanity, or maybe they’re the only ones left. Nothing comes into their environment and nothing goes out of it. They could be in a laboratory, or they could be in a wasteland. The floor is a trash heap from the past; during the play, the inhabitants try to make sense of the pop-culture artefacts and historical totems that have been captured alongside them. They search for meaning, look for new information, find new forms of tribalism and community. In this scene, inhabitants try to manifest a positive outlook and run into conflict.