[Chloe]

I trained in Computer Games Design, so basically yea, hoping to eventually be creating games - either on my own or within a studio. But since most studios seem to want their coders to know Python, figured doesn't hurt trying to learn it. Counts toward my hours of job hunting, lol.. and actual job hunting here takes only about a minute or two to do since we're only a small beach town and most of our shops have closed over the past two years, unless you want to work in a vape or phone shop, lol. Friends have said same where they live, unless you live in the bigger cities or have funds to relocate/commute - applying for basic wage jobs farther away than 30 minutes isn't worth it.