Lunch. Drunk. Love.

In an interview with Distorted Sound, Reddick stated "'Lunch. Drunk. Love.' people refer to as my divorce record and it was pretty angry, and there’s just a lot of emotions on there that you’re not used to hearing from Bowling For Soup." ==Production and recording==

Within 48 hours, 500 pledges were received and in less than 7 days Reddick announced "Dude, you guys killed it...In less than 7 days, you guys made this all happen!!! Could not be happier, and more excited..." As the goal was reached Reddick gave pledgers a video of an early acoustic version of the song "Since We Broke Up". Chandler finished recording bass on May 10, 2013. It was announced that on day 10 in the recording studio the drums are done. Tracking and recording at the Daycare was officially wrapped up in May and that the songs will be sent to mixing. On June 11, 2013, pledgers received an update regarding the album's title and that they would get to vote on what the album should be named. The band released the official title and cover for the new album on June 20, and the album was sent to be mastered on July 15. More artwork was released in August along with lyric videos for "Envy", "Rooftops", "Real", and "Right About Now", as well as videos for "I am Waking Up Today", "Since We Broke Up", and Circle" releasing throughout September. The campaign closed on September 4, 2013 with attaining 3579 pledges and a finished goal of 249%. ==Track listing==

Bowling for Soup • Jaret Reddick — lead vocals, rhythm guitar • Erik Chandler — bass guitar, vocals • Chris Burney — lead guitar, vocals • Gary Wiseman — drums Production • Jarinus (Linus of Hollywood & Jaret Reddick) – producers • Erik Herbst and Linus of Hollywood – engineering • Jay Ruston at TRS West, Sherman Oaks, CA – mixing • James Ingram and Jared Scott – additional mix engineers • Spike – assisting • Paul Logus at Taloowa – mastering Additional musicians • Linus of Hollywood • Scott Simons • Peter Adams • Vincent Tyler • Linda Stephens ==Charts==