Interviewing is like streaming. You put all your effort into being on top of your game, personable, ready for anything that comes at you, and then after it's over you feel like you're in that contraption from Princess Bride that robs years from your life.
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I really enjoy 6-8 hour interviews. Especially when the lunch break isn't used to assess your personality, it is just a continuation of bash your brains questions. Nothing quite like trying to justify something you did 10 years ago in between bites of a burger. Good luck to you!
Recruiters really need to figure out if you're introverted or extroverted. I don't think I've ever ate lunch on a lunch interview and then I'm pretty fatigued by the end of the whole thing. It's a miracle I've been hired multiple times honestly.
