Fliffs

Thanks for finally doing the ama!

What was the most miserable situation you've been in on a biology related trip, and if it's different what was your most memorable experience?

If you could have any one scientific mystery answered by some kind of lab geenie, what would it be?

What's the weirdest critter, plant or animal, you've ever seen?

Does your username mean anything?

Do people often sign up for one contract for a few months to have an interesting experience or do you find that most of your coworkers make a career out of it?

I always thought it would make for a great change of pace for a few months between office jobs, but have no idea how to begin.

Walmart has shockingly cheap cast iron skillets from Ozark trail. I picked one up expecting to ruin it on a camping trip, but a year later it's holding strong.

Here's a 3 piece set for $25

Just to build on what Dante said, I really can't look at anything the same without seeing the physics behind it after taking physics senior year of highschool. The first time seeing a crane (that I've probably seen every day of my life had I paid attention to it in the skyline) after that class absolutely blew my mind.

Make sure he describes everything going on around him in terms of physics, not just book examples of "a particle falls from this height". I assure you the students won't forget it.

You mentioned in another comment that you pay a ridiculous 30% in taxes, but you also grow the product yourself eliminating all the middle men taking their cut in the current, not so legal way, most people get their cannabis.

With these two factors how do your prices compare to illegal street prices?

Also, with legalization, will bongs pipes and other things of the sort still have to be sold "for tobacco use only"?