Hello and welcome to the Syshow Tangent's Patreon bonus podcast with me, Sam Schultz, and my esteemed co-host, Sari Riley.

Hello, sorry, I was staring into space, resetting my brain.

And my other esteemed co-host, AP Faith.

I like how Sarah's been demoted to esteemed co-host and no longer science expert after

last month's podcast.

Oh yeah, I'm a doctor now.

Dr. Sam, man.

Ooh, I like the sound of that.

Dr. Sam.

All right.

So every episode of Tangents, we ask for questions from our listeners and you guys send us in, lots. Sam. All right. So every episode of tangents we ask for questions from our listeners

and you guys send us in. Lots of questions, but we can only pick one of them. And there's many,

many left on the floor to answer. And Sari has done a little bit of cursory research on many of

those questions. So in this bonus podcast, we're going to answer some of the questions we didn't answer on the main show. And also, because I can't talk about science stuff all the time, I've added a few non-science questions to this round that people in Discord and on the YouTube community tab asked us. So here's the first one. Are you ready, Sarah? I'm ready. What are you doing over there? What are you typing?

What? Typing in the questions so that I can have a better answer.

I'm doing some pre-googling.

Hannah Tiss asks, how do you make windshield glass shatter into small harmless pieces?

And at Wizarding Mama asks, how do they make the glass that they make for movies? Parentheses doesn't cut different than regular class. I love parentheses, doesn't cut. You know, for some reason, whenever they fall through glass in a movie, I always think that's made of sugar. But I think that's like the bottles they hit you with, right? Like you get hit with a bottle and that's made of sugar. Yeah, sugar glass.

I thought that too. You couldn't have a big pain of that. I would not think, though, because it wouldn't be clear. I just don't think you can make it clear. I don't think you can make it look good enough. So the glass, I'm not a prop maker. The times that I have made glass for theater has been sugar glass.

Okay.

But you have done it before.

That's cool.

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