I did something similar. It was a list box with a hidden first row representing the id. Somehow the header row got selected and an update where id=id got ran.
When I first started trying to up my deadlift, I found Alan Thrall's setup worked well for me. He has since revamped it here: https://youtu.be/MBbyAqvTNkU
I've been replacing our light switches with smart switches. We tell Alexa good night and she turns off all the lights and locks the doors. I'm chuckling at the idea of telling Alexa "good luck with the lamps!"
That was how I started. I played less than a couple hours and got pulled away by another game. I picked it up months later, made it through the prologue, get invested in the characters, and ended up really loving it.
I wouldn't consider myself an audiophile but the Grado 60x were probably the best sub-$100 headphones I've ever owned. I like how open headphones sound and used them at work because I didn't want to miss it if someone was talking to me. I worked in a fairly quiet office, though so if you are in a high ambient noise area it might not be your best bet. I'm currently using the Sennheiser Game One (Game Zero is the closed version), because it has a mic. I got tired of having to take off my headphones and switch to my phone headset twenty time a day.
You're not a joke, buddy
You may enjoy one of my favorite YT channels, Clickspring. I'm not affiliated in any way; I just saw a few videos years ago and really enjoyed them. This is part 3 of a build, but it gives a good idea of what he's about. https://youtu.be/KXzyCM23WPI
NieR:Automata
FFVII (especially the 10 minute FFVII remake of One-Winged Angel)
Cyberpunk 2077 had some good ones. I'm digging I Really Want to Stay at Your House
Hades
Kingdom Hearts (Wave of Darkness is pretty great)