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"  Sometimes Girls is hilariously funny (see: the one where they went to Bushwick), and sometimes it&amp;#039;s so real that&amp;#039;s it&amp;#039;s sort of painful to watch, especially if you&amp;#039;re a twentysomething who has been there. &amp;quot;Free Snacks&amp;quot; is one of the latter kind of Girls episodes. Hannah gets a new job at GQ writing advertorial content, which is great because it comes with health benefits and a room full of free Sun Chips, but bad because it&amp;#039;s not what she considers &amp;quot;real&amp;quot; writing. When she breaks down in tears at work because she realizes how easily she could get sucked in to doing something she doesn&amp;#039;t really care about, it&amp;#039;s easy to write her off as an entitled millennial. But really, she&amp;#039;s experiencing something that almost every single working adult goes through at some point \u2014 making the choice to pursue your real dreams or take a job that kind of sucks but comes with dental insurance.  Elsewhere in Girls-land, Marnie is exploring a weird new relationship with Ray that involves going out to lunch in Chinatown but hiding behind a mailbox when she thinks Hannah might see her. She invites him over to watch The Real Housewives, but unfortunately, the only reality show he likes is Ken Burns&amp;#039; Jazz documentary, which Ray has seen 17 times. Shoshanna is busy trying to get one of her college paramours to commit, but like every douchey undergrad, he seems to not understand the concept of a relationship, saying, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m down for whatever.&amp;quot; Shoshanna is okay with this, though, and gets the greatest line of the episode when she says, &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s no need to terminate sex just because we&amp;#039;re not meant for each other.&amp;quot; This show is your life: -Hannah spends the first minute of the episode mispronouncing the name of the person who ordered coffee at Ray&amp;#039;s. This is the exact reason why I use an alias at Starbucks. -Shoshanna spies on Ray by walking past the park where he plays basketball, then pretends like she didn&amp;#039;t see him or go there specifically for that purpose. This girl is a lot smarter than she looks. -Hannah&amp;#039;s name is misspelled on her cubicle on her first day of work. -One of Marnie&amp;#039;s biggest regrets is that she didn&amp;#039;t spend a semester abroad in Africa doing volunteer work. Everyone went to college with girl like this. But don&amp;#039;t worry \u2014 once she gets married at 26 you&amp;#039;ll never have to see her again. -Marnie wears pav\u00E9 diamond bracelets to the gym. She probably also wears them to the beach. -When he gets frustrated about his lack of acting callbacks, Adam thinks about selling dreamcatchers on Etsy. Ask me about the time I was going to sell cross-stitched Showgirls pillows at a Brooklyn craft fair. -Hannah comes home from work determined to spend three hours focusing on her creative interests\u2026then falls asleep on the couch mid sentence, laptop in hand. If she then kicked her laptop off her bed with her feet, this show would actually just be a documentary of my life. This show is not your life: -The cute guy in Hannah&amp;#039;s office keeps calling her on the phone to gossip about their coworkers. Is this guy 25 or 45? Everyone knows the only way to gossip in the office is via Gchat. -The GQ office has a room full of free snacks. 1) No magazine in the entire world has enough money to just give away snacks like that, not even crappy ones like Clif bars. 2) Even if this room did exist, no one would tell the new girl about it for at least six months. -Jessa actually got that job at the children&amp;#039;s clothing store, and is so bad at it that it&amp;#039;s painful. How has she not been fired already? Follow Eliza on Twitter. Photo credit: HBO "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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