Block languages abstract away the syntax of languages and allow for people to focus on the semantics of a program. Text languages, however, can make use of a variety of syntactical sugar to provide abbreviated means of unpacking complex data structures. We present a use case involving a complex data structure in the JavaScript Object Notation and show how nested elements would be accessed using the MIT App Inventor platform. We then introduce a new block to show how further abstractions within the blocks language can simplify access while making it more readable, more compact, and easier to construct.