A Day in the Life

Later this week, or maybe next week, I'm planning to put out a "Day in the Life" video.

I want to show everyone what my day actually looks like from the moment I wake up until I go to bed.

People sometimes ask, "Why are you wasting time making music videos?" or "Why is development taking so long?" What they don't see is that I'm constantly juggling multiple tasks.

For example, if ComfyUI is generating faces, it has most of my GPU tied up. That means I can't realistically render new scenes in Daz at the same time. If I don't already have NSFW footage rendered and ready for a sex video, I'll often use that waiting time to make a safe-for-work video with Grok instead. I'm not switching away from game development. I'm filling downtime with work that still benefits Juicy Genie Games.

Throughout the day I'm constantly bouncing between coding with Claude, Photoshop, Daz Studio, ComfyUI, Unreal Engine, editing videos, writing, and everything else that goes into making these games. While one program is rendering, another one is being used. While AI is thinking, I'm working somewhere else.

Could I take a nap? Sure. Could I go play games, leave the house, or spend that time doing something unrelated? Absolutely. Instead, I usually choose to keep working on Juicy Genie Games.

The goal of this video is simply to pull back the curtain. The next time someone asks, "Why don't you just add this feature?" or "What's taking so long?" I'll be able to point them to this video and ask:

Where, exactly, would you fit that into this schedule?

I'm always open to ideas, but I think once people see what an average day actually looks like, it'll give a much better understanding of just how much work is already happening behind the scenes.