This week, we talk about a new mouse to replace the one that "killed John" , the wild and profane world of the DC show Peacemaker , and how we're navigating our hectic work and personal lives. We also dive into the difficulties of eating healthy, the strange things you can get fined for in Software Inc , and the hilarious public temper tantrum of a neighbor.

We talk about the intense, and sometimes psychologically scarring, experience of playing DayZ and how it compares to other survival games like Escape from Tarkov. We also dive into the future of GTA 6, speculating on its online features and what it needs to succeed. Plus, a little bit about what we're eating for lunch, dealing with car trouble, and the ups and downs of trying to get a promotion at work.

We talk about the devastating disappointment of a nonexistent bacon food truck and the terrifying, all-seeing surveillance cameras popping up everywhere. Plus, we discuss the quest for the perfect video game and a near-disaster that involved a family member with a gun.

We dive into what we've been up to this week, from the grind of work to the frustration of live-action cartoon remakes. We're talking about the glory of fishing in Minecraft and the joy of not having to cook our food afterwards, because it's already done. We get into our disdain for unnecessary live-action remakes, and we talk about a public Minecraft server where we can be gods. Finally, we question the point of it all—life, sleep, and everything in between. Honestly, Lazy stuff.

Feeling like the universe is out to get you? You're not alone. This week, we're talking about everything that's gone wrong, from a dead graphics card and video editing meltdowns to frustrating work projects and a terrible cold. We somehow manage to stay (mostly) positive while diving into Project Zomboid's janky controller support, the ridiculous destruction in the new Battlefield beta, and the surprising saga of three years of expired car tags. Plus, hear about a father-son duo's backyard distillery and the hilarious chaos of a toddler in a gym. Can we make it to the weekend without everything completely falling apart?

This week on Lunch Break, we're recovering from a weekend at Kentucky Kingdom, discussing the pros and cons of the small park's drop towers, repetitive roller coasters, and lack of waves in the wave pool. We also reflect on a recent viewing of the final season of Squid Games, and contemplating how a potential American version might be different. Plus, there's a deep dive into an all-bacon food truck, and the struggles of maintaining a diet while surrounded by delicious, high-calorie food.

This week on Lunch Break, we get into a new game called Mage Arena, where we cast spells with our voices. We also discuss our excitement for the movie adaptation of Project Hell Mary, a book we're huge fans of. The conversation takes an unexpected turn to the dangers of balconies. We also talk about a mysterious "hostile" interstellar object that has entered our solar system. Finally, we make a chaotic plan for our weekend at Kentucky Kingdom!

Join us for another Lunch Break as we chat about the daily work grind, exciting new cooking adventures (hello, butter chicken curry! ), and the intricate world of video editing, including the quest for perfect pacing and that elusive "truncate tool". We'll also cover useful highway driving advice, thoughts on the end of beloved TV series , and the peculiar challenges of dental visits. And as a person with a full time job, I don't feel even a little weird about having all of these descriptions be almost entirely written by AI because its 11PM and I have work tomorrow! Woooo! See you next Monday!

This week on Lunch Break, we dive into the wild world of AI in video games and sci-fi books, from self-learning AI clones to grumpy beer-can-shaped companions. We're also talking about the surprisingly scary "Nuclear Nightmare" and why some food just tastes better when it's fueled by rage! Plus, hear about the challenges of being a "runner" at Taco Bell and the chaotic charm of a busy kitchen. All this and more, before we run out of time!