How It All Goes Down
- They walk to an independent coffee shop. It's mostly empty, so Daniel orders a super-complicated drink to make things more interesting.
- Natasha orders a black coffee with no sugar.
- Daniel almost jokes that it matches her personality, but then he realizes it might seem like he's making fun of her race and that's a bad vibe.
- Natasha pays for the coffee and is barely speaking. Daniel burns his tongue on the coffee and is wondering if maybe he misread the signs.
- Natasha goes to the bathroom and Daniel starts writing, which is the worst thing he could do for the cynical, poet-hating Natasha.
- He gives it one last effort and asks Natasha what she'd do with a time machine if she had one.
- Natasha lights up and starts talking about all the theories and principles that make time travel to the past extremely complicated.
- Daniel's totally smitten. He thinks of a Japanese phrase he likes, koi no yokan, which means feeling like you're going to fall in love with someone when you meet them.