The Social Network Questions

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The Social Network Questions
How is the scene humorous?
They both are saying facts to each other and trying to outsmart each other. They're also throwing insults at each other. He’s trying to apologize and she's saying that his future won't happen. Both of them are saying things about the other getting upset, then asking if she wants to get food and it's honestly all over the place and that's what makes it funny. It's so random that these two are fighting so ridiculously about things they say to each other.
What is unique about the editing and pace of the sequence?
The music makes it seem upbeat and the lighting is very warm, it's almost to make it seem like it's supposed to be more of a lighter sequence, but really the scene is more intense. The scene seems to start off slowly and then starts to speed up as they keep going at each other. The editing and scenes mostly focusing on the two characters and its shows the back and forth conversation and it goes at their pace.

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