Make the Muncha Lunchbox Functional like the Always Has A Snack-Bag!

I was playing around with some base game objects and had a thought about the Muncha Lunchbox. It feels like it has a lot of untapped potential, especially when we already have a similar functional item. 

1. What area of gameplay is your feedback about?

• Objects/Activities (specifically the Muncha Lunchbox decorative object)
• Needs/Motives (Hunger motive)

1. What works well right now?
   The Muncha Lunchbox is a cute and classic decorative item. It's perfect for adding a touch of realism to a child's bedroom or a kitchen counter. It visually suggests the idea of packed lunches and quick snacks, which is a fun part of everyday life.
2. What isn’t working or feels frustrating?
   Right now, the lunchbox is just a decoration. This is frustrating because we already have a nearly identical functional object: the "Always Has A Snack-Bag" from the base game. The Snack-Bag allows Sims to grab a quick meal on-the-go. Sims can also place it in their inventory. It feels inconsistent and like a missed opportunity that the lunchbox, which is arguably an even more iconic symbol for carrying food, doesn't do the same thing. It's a prop, not a functional item.
3. What new ideas or improvements would you suggest?
   My suggestion is simple: Give the Muncha Lunchbox the same functionality as the Always Has A Snack-Bag.

This would mean adding interactions like:

• "Get a Quick Meal": Pulls a simple, packed meal (like a sandwich) from the lunchbox.
• "Get a Drink": Allows a Sim to grab a drink.

This would make it a direct alternative to the Snack-Bag, giving players a choice of style while keeping the function consistent.

1. Why would this improve your gameplay experience?
   This would add more fun and practical options for gameplay. It would make sending kids to school or Sims to work feel more immersive—they have another cute lunchbox to use. It provides another convenient way to manage the Hunger motive on the go without having to buy from a vendor or carry spoiled food. Most importantly, it would fix the current inconsistency between two very similar objects and finally make the lunchbox live up to its name!

It seems like a small change, but it would add a nice layer of realism and functionality. What do y'all think? Would you use a functional lunchbox?

If so, upvote 👍 this post so it can be added to the game.