Problem: This is the famous bar scene from the movie "A Beautiful Mind" where, apparently, John Nash came up with a foolproof plan for picking up young ladies at a bar, for which he would win a Nobel Prize in Economics some 40 years later. Now granted, anyone who comes up with a foolproof way of picking up young ladies at a bar (or whatever you're into) deserves a prize, but probably not the Econ Nobel. But Hollywood silliness aside, does that scene accurately depict what is referred to as a Nash Equilibrium? And would it actually apply for what Nash won the Nobel Prize for? Explain.