Graham returns from a job interview. Paul asks how it went, to which Graham responds that he is unsure, but can check with his black box. He holds up a black case and explains to Paul that it records everything he does, similar in fashion to a black box recorder on an aircraft. Graham gives examples such as if he "strikes out" while meeting a girl, or if something goes wrong while in a shop, or even when a moment has to be recorded for posterity. Paul is won over and decides to listen to the recording of the meeting. It starts off well enough with Graham explaining to the recruiting manager the purpose of the black box he is carrying, and that he is trying to set it up correctly. The manager grows impatient from Graham's prolonged fiddling with the black box, and warns Graham that his time is limited, only to be insulted by Graham. Graham is then heard being ushered out of the interview later in the recording. Paul is exasperated and tells Graham the black box cost him the job, but Graham is adament that without it he would not have been able to understand where he went wrong. Paul then gets angry and assaults Graham. The fight isn't seen but can be heard on the black box as Paul and Graham nurse their wounds.