In today’s episode of Live, Laugh, Levels, the editor finally realizes he has unlimited power—and immediately uses it for evil by making his favoritism painfully obvious.

The crew jumps from cards, Marvel Rivals, cake-pop drama, and a suspicious struggle with synonyms into some questionable driving adventures and the never-ending PlayStation vs. Xbox rivalry. We also talk Silksong, streaming, and Pokémon cards before going way too deep into Pokémon—typings, generations, stats, and, of course, the eternal Kyogre vs. Groudon debate.

Then we switch gears into concerts and music, sharing our experiences, opinions, and probably a few takes that will make somebody angry. Finally, we get into One Piece, voice acting, and the people behind some of our favorite characters.

Cards. Games. Music. Pokémon debates. Editor abuse of power. Just another episode of Live, Laugh, Levels.

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This week on Live, Laugh, Levels, we bounce from celebrity deaths and The Cranberries to some much more important questions — like how we'd handle a robbery and the things we'd be willing to suffer through for $15,000 a month.

We spend an irresponsible amount of time talking Pokémon cards, check out some of the new games we've been playing, and somehow find time for cats, books, audiobooks, covers, and plenty of completely unnecessary side conversations along the way.

It's Live, Laugh, Levels — questionable choices, expensive cardboard, and $15,000 reasons to make a terrible decision.

This week, we’re cracking open more Pokémon packs and somehow getting wildly sidetracked along the way. We learn how “coif” is actually pronounced, discover once again that BoL is really bad at getting things, and Knives drops an absolutely awful take that may never be forgiven.Things only get more unhinged when BoL starts screaming “MEXICAN,” we realize a certain someone looks suspiciously like Emily Hopkins, and—as usual—the conversation spirals into even more whacky nonsense.Come for the pack openings. Stay because you need to know how we possibly got here.