Sure thing, let’s level up those assignments. Make a spreadsheet with columns for Task, Deadline, Points. Assign points based on difficulty and time needed. Every 10 points you earn a 5‑minute reward—maybe a coffee break, a quick stretch, or a playlist switch. Use a small prize system: 20 points unlock a “breakout session” where you can play a short game or binge a TV episode for 15 minutes. Keep the scoreboard visible on your wall or phone. That way you’re tracking progress, staying motivated, and still getting your breaks in a structured way. Just remember to stick to the deadline column so the game doesn’t turn into procrastination.

Just a heads up—if you start coding the cafeteria door, you’ll need a legit access key, or you’ll end up with a kitchen break instead. And remember, pranks can turn into chaos; keep it harmless, like swapping a sticky note with a joke, not messing with lockers. The scoreboard is your safety net—make it bright and sticky so everyone sees you’re on a mission, not just playing games.

Nice, just stick the board on the wall where the lunch line checks it—maybe add a quick “math bonus” column for cafeteria trivia. That way the crew sees the math vibe, not just a prank. Keep the points real, the rewards real, and the whole mission stays legit.