She tells BFF Annie that she “quit again,” before pausing and confessing, “Oh, Annie. Sophia clearly doesn’t take her job seriously and is fired on the spot. She sasses her supervisor and pushes every button imaginable: surfing the web, taking a personal phone call from her father and eating her supervisors’ sandwich. The next day begins with Sophia strolling half an hour late into the shoe shop where she works. Shane, who is completely fine with this turn of events, allows Sophia to crash even though they just met and know absolutely nothing about each other. A few moments later, Sophia claims she’s “done” and explains that she doesn’t do one-night stands. After gazing at each other and exchanging shy greetings, Sophia and Shane fall into bed together. Later, Sophia meets up with her friend Annie (played by Ellie Reed, 2 Broke Girls) at the bar, where Sophia eyes the new drummer, Shane ( Klondike‘s Johnny Simmons), who is coincidentally the roommate of Annie’s new hookup, Dax the bartender ( The Middle‘s Alphonso McAuley). Sitting on a park bench, Sophia stares into the camera and states, “Adulthood is where dreams go to die.” We very quickly get it: She’s a pessimist, adamant in her decision to stay young. Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Recap: An Arranged Marriage and a Royal Dilemma - Grade the Premiere Stranger Things Final Season Delayed - Read the Duffer Brothers' Statement She drives up one of the city’s notoriously steep hills, only to run out of gas at the top, and makes quite the first impression - opting to throw the trolley driver her middle finger as she attempts to push her car up the hill. In the first few moments we are introduced to Sophia, whose story starts in 2006 San Francisco, a city of picturesque trolleys and storefronts.

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