Well, I wasn't expecting sexual innuendos, but this movie is gonna have bits of everything :D
If and before anyone displays acute disappointment that no dinosaurs were shown in the clip, keep in mind that this is a blockbuster movie with some extremely good writers, a decent director, and the world's greatest producer/director behind the helm, and each one of them knows that dialogue is needed for the story to flow efficiently. Conflicts between characters is extremely common in large scale movies, it can't just be about dinosaurs appearing out of nowhere and have every scene be an action sequence. Trevorrow and co want to make this movie into what could realistically happen if these events were to occur in the real world, and dialogue, interpersonal relationships, etc. are real life.
I also love how much allegory there is in this scene. Claire representing cold, competent management, while Owen represents the nitty-gritty real side of things that aren't seen from lofty corporate decisions. Essentially good vs evil, to a stretch. This clash of corporate vs not corporate is an element that's essential to address in a big movie like this, because this is constant and has been going on as long as there have been corporations. Example: professional hockey. There's management, like the general manager, the owner, etc. Then there are the players and the coaching staff. Many times the general manager was a player himself, but he's got to be more corporate because of circumstances, while the owners might not have a clue about the spirit of the sport, and only want to make money, and constantly DISMISS the coachs' points of view. Don Cherry had clashes with management all the time when he was coaching professional teams in the 1970s and 1980s.
