I don't know how the movie's going to turn out, but it sounds like a cool thing.Quotes from the article.
"My idea was that it was supposed to be a place that had been built in the '50s or '60s and hadn't changed since then."
Talking about his character, Eisenberg said, "He had planned a trip with his friend to go to Europe for the summer. He had these very lofty goals, then he works at the least lofty place."
Hadn't changed in years, least lofty? Hell-- they could have used Williams Grove.