The honest answer is that I have no idea. My process here was, I was on vacation in Big Sur and started jotting down things I thought would be funny for a Silicon Valley episode. When I got home, I downloaded a trial version of Scrivener and took about two days dumping those ideas into a script. Originally the two subplots were entirely separate, and then I went on a walk and thought of a way to combine them at the end. The script happened to come to 31 pages, which is about right for a 22-minute sitcom, so I just called it a day. It was not a very deliberative process in terms of how much material to include in one episode.