Rachel Weber is rarely seen without books, lipstick or her French Bulldog sidekick, Batman. She's never met a refined carbohydrate she didn't like, loves a pop ballad and is a sucker for TV shows about rich people. She's from England, lives in San Francisco and writes about video games. Yes, that is an actual job. Twitter: @therachelweber
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This is a guest post from Rachel Weber. Rachel makes her money writing about video games and then spends it ...