Lake - Part 3 - Choice Paralysis

Lake - Part 3 - Choice Paralysis is the third part of the Lake trilogy.
==Video Overview==
Kurt gives a recap of part two, admitting he has been taking the middle of the road choices. The game starts with Jack roasting Nancy for smoking in the general store on the radio as Kurt gets to his mail delivery schedule. Robert's plan to halt construction of new apartments got a six-month stay of construction, and Kurt accepts steak dinner with him Saturday. Meredith is asked if she wants to go fishing, and Kurt regrets turning the fisherman down realizing he might've missed a mini-game. After she watches Miss Jenkins' cats, Steve offers Meredith a massive stake in their company, but requires a five year commitment. The next day she gets a postcard from Angie saying she's going to leave Providence Oakes. Kurt visits Jack, and has a conversation with the increasingly exasperated motel clerk before a thunderstorm rolls in. Frank greets Meredith, and asks about the nights Angels/White Sox game, Kurt's viewers researching that Anaheim wins. 
Meredith's parents call, and Kurt is still unwilling to commit to Meredith's future. Robert and Meredith have dinner at Mo's, with the game trying to push Kurt to make a decision that he refuses. The game skips to open mic night opening with Jack telling jokes until Angie surprises Meredith there saying she has taken Mickey and June's RV. Kay sings, and Maureen announces she'll be taking over the diner. Maureen and Meredith have a long conversation, where Maureen gives advice to Meredith best she can. In the morning Meredith gets an offer for a photography course, and Kurt finally decides not to take the mail job in Providence Oaks. Angie arrives at the post office with the RV, and Meredith says goodbye to Frank and Lori. As they drive off, Angie and Meredith discuss which movie to watch. A song by Kay plays over the credits, and Kurt sees a 'continue' option that returns him to the last day of mail delivery where he messes around trying to break the game. He says he enjoyed the game, but didn't feel Meredith's inner turmoil.