The story takes place in a police precinct. It is a story about real life issues of how pride, achievement, stereotyping, prejudice, personal bias and systematic discrimination affects how we relate to others within the everyday world. The books reveals that in order to spell the word excellence effectively a thorough understanding of the difference in socio-economic backgrounds is needed to problem solve important culture and crisis issues. A witty candid police precinct sets the scene using real situations not just meant to be a national lampoon and much more than just another pastrami sandwich for the day. The author uses creativity to explore important topics such as urban crime, human trafficking, racism and many other issues which emphasize why personal differences and similarities may not always be agreeable for the people who make the world's most important decisions but moreso become a requirement to save failure. The author uses a creative likeable " American Diner " theme which celebrates individuality and bringing people together.