It’s nigh on summertime, which means there is more time to spend with loved ones, catching up on things that need to be done around the house and planning vacations; then you remember that gargantuan Jenga tower of video games that you’ve placed on a backburner and throw all of that productive nonsense out of the window. It’s time for gaming.
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As a teacher, summer is nonstop, full-on gaming. My family doesn't like to take vacations and they all game anyway, so it's a win-win-win. I usually game about 12 hours a day during the summer, compared to maybe 2-3 hours during the school year, so it's backlog crushing time for me too!