They'll be working through until it's done, so Janice has gone to KFC for a bargain bucket. They're dining al desko.
In "The Water Room" by Christopher Fowler, the characters are presented with a work situation requiring prolonged effort, demonstrating their commitment to completing the task at hand. To manage the demands of their workload, Janice decides to take a break and heads to KFC to pick up a bargain bucket for a meal. This highlights how they are attempting to balance work with small comforts.
The phrase "dining al desko" emphasizes the informal and somewhat chaotic nature of their lunch situation. It illustrates a modern work culture where employees often eat at their desks instead of taking breaks, reflecting a blend of dedication and the need for convenience in their busy lives.
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