"Spockanalia: How Erotic Fan-Fiction Saved Star Trek"

Jeez, I was in the crowd for that and you could cut the awkwardness of that panel with a butter knife. Played the prototype & it was decent for what it was, but nobody working the booth could answer me when I asked why D: Immortal needed to exist at all, especially when they just ported D3 to Switch

People could earn doctorates studying the dichotomy of Blizzard's creative impact and their executive catastrophes.
A metaphorical walk-in freezer packed with golden geese carcasses.

Me: "This [media] was a clever and topical examination of [social element/cultural movement/political perspective], framing it as--"
Them: "God, why can't you just enjoy stuff? It's not that deep!"
Writer: "So when I wrote this story to be an examination of..."

Fair enough. Perhaps a nee series of videos comparing food menus?
Tulok the Carbbarian?

California native & can't stand In & Out.
Cheap is the biggest virtue, but the menu is a crime. No, the "secret menu" doesn't count because those aren't menu items, just popular modifications.
I will say, if you are ever dying for a milkshake, they are surprisingly good compared to other places.