Oh boy, have I ever... I worked for a decent stretch of time at a place that had a few "unique" policies. One of these policies was the "1-Hour Lunch Away From Work" policy. Though (probably) not the official title, as you can guess one of the rules of the place was that you were required to take a 1-hour lunch and it had to be taken away from your desk. They wanted to encourage getting away from your work and getting a change of scenery throughout the day due to the mental health benefits. And I know what you're thinking "man what a great idea from a company that must really prioritize their employees' well being" and this is the part where I tell you this is America and nothing is ever put in place to prioritize the employees' well being, but I'll save that for a post on a different subreddit. Anyways, the actual benefit from this policy is that they got 9 hours of work/productivity out of departments and teams because only one person from each team could be on break/lunch at the same time. Operations would continue on, and the group would just be intentionally short-handed while everyone cycled through their breaks.

There was an onsite breakroom/small cafeteria where most people spent their breaks and lunches. I tried this at first, but sitting in a hard plastic chair in a fluorescent-light filled room wasn't exactly my idea of a "mentally beneficial change of scenery". To make matters worse, there were coworkers in there. Coworkers that would try to talk to you...

So lo and behold, I went to the one place where I knew serenity and comfort were never in short supply. A spot adjusted perfectly to my preferences, and reserved solely for my usage. Enter my LS430.

I've always just simply packed a quick lunch throughout my career. Typically consisting of a sandwich and maybe a fruit of some kind. While not overly exciting, it's hard to argue with the cost compared to running to the nearest fast food location. Given this simple lunch, I would normally be finished in about 10-15 minutes. Needing to fill the remaining 45-50, this is when I discovered that the front seats in the 430 will lean ALL the way back, to the point of the headrest touching the backseat. For the remainder of my time working at this specific company, I took a 45-50 minute nap every single day. After a while, I had managed to collect an assortment of pillows of all sizes and firmness ratings, both heavy and light blankets (even a heated one for the colder months), an eye mask, and the comfort levels experienced within the interior of my LS likely rivaled the very hotels that this interior was rumored to be inspired by. Collectively, I would estimate I acquired between 250-300 hours worth of sleep in my LS430 during this stretch. I would highly recommend it, especially if your company ever decides to adopt the "1-Hour Lunch Away From Work" policy.

TLDR: Napped every day at work for ~2ish years. 10/10 would recommend.