There's a small board game, I think it's just called Knot Game, you get flashcards, two bits of string, and a timer. The flashcards help you learn a ton of knots and the timer allows you to challenge yourself.
The reason I got a cd burner was the frustration of dealing with Bluetooth in my car. I got a Bluetooth capable, simple, CD compatible head unit. The best part about using a CD is it begins immediately when the car starts, versus fumbling with a phone. Though swapping CDs obviously isn't as great as using digital / streaming.
I like my P16, but I found that despite being brand new the build quality is a little shoddy. There's a creak when I rest my right hand next to the track pad, the screen actually overhangs to the side of the keyboard! And a couple other plastic bits seem like they creaked and behaved poorly since I received it. Good components though.
Adding on, something I didn't realize for a while is that the driver practices the course and writes their own instructions. Then the co-pilot relays during the race.
What I'm enjoying now is simple. I have the Android apps Retro Music and Seeker for a soulseek client. I search an album in seeker, find a modest file size, download. I set up the folders for the apps once and I don't do any more work. I can delete tracks or albums from the music player app too. I recommend this, it is quite easy for Android.
I like your screenshot, what distro and DE is that?