Never one to shy away from the tough topics, Arcadus deftly navigates queer existence like they're guiding a lost puppy back home—some might find it messy, but it's undeniably heartfelt.

From secret cheeseburgers to the existential dread of the McRib, they approach food with a sense of glee mixed with ironic despair—a true epicurean with a side of chaos.

For every snarky observation about Twitter refugees, there’s a searing critique of capitalism. It’s like they took a history class and a stand-up comedy workshop at the same time.

They throw in pop culture references like confetti—each one a delightful surprise, guaranteed to land you somewhere between nostalgia and embarrassment.