Adonis packed up his bags, left his good life and went straight to Philly. Philly, of all places. A place where he doesn't know a thing about the culture, the people, nothing. After about a week of solitude and convincing Rocky to train him, he decides it's about time he soaks up the culture.

Sike! He's only here to train and make it to the big leagues. But the culture seems to find him outside while he's on a run. There's a woman standing outside, surrounded by kids. Her trunk is open full of snacks and she's on the ground drawing a game of hopscotch.

This is about the 4th time he's seen her, and everytime she's outside, the streets are alive. How does one person attract such a crowd daily? And how does he get in on that? Adonis has always struggled with building a support system, let alone, finding some friends. He's a lone wolf. But he can't help but be a little envious of the way she's admired.

While Rocky's occupied with breakfast, Adonis figures he can stop running for a second. Just to see what she's got going on.