In this video, I’m basically taking you through the ultimate “day in the life” as a Computer Science student at the University of Toronto—brunch first (because obviously), then I’m out and about doing my little city routine: library, mall, and grabbing food. It’s that mix of trying to be productive while also not making life feel like a never-ending to-do list. I also answer some of the usual FAQ stuff about me along the way, like who I am, where I’m from (Toronto), and what I film/edit with. Later, I do a small set-up upgrade moment and then lock in for coding + studying. I’m big on making my space feel good because it genuinely changes how long I can focus without losing my mind. To end the day, I wind down with gaming—specifically Kentucky Route Zero, which is super strange and unsettling in the best way. It feels like this artsy, story-weaving experience where the dialogue gets weirdly personal, and on my ultra wide it looks so sick. The takeaway: build a day that balances school grind, a setup that supports you, and a decompression ritual that actually resets your brain.