I was reading an article over the weekend about a guy with a really unusual and interesting job he's uh nasa's chief sniffer nothing will go on a space rocket before george has smelt it he's an unofficial drop title that he came up with.

He's a nasal nought.

He literally smells everything.

So there's any kind of unusual or obnoxious odor, it won't go in the space rocket.

Because if they get irritated up there, they can't open a window to let that go.

It will stay in there.

So true.

Any smell created up there will never dissipate.

Yeah. So this morning we're desperate to speak to people. If you have an unusual job on

9414-1043, have a listen to what he does then. I use my sense of smell for 38 years to smell

stuff before it goes into space. What really makes me important to NASA is that I actually use my sense of smell to help

protect the astronauts from obnoxious odors in space.

They can't have obnoxious odors in space.

The astronauts are actually allowed to have a small bag of personal belongings.

Who do you?

That usually includes things like a Bible, family photos.

We have an astronaut that wanted to build a ship in a bottle.

And so we were looking for different types of glues.

Everybody knows how that is.

It just reeks of odor.

What would you take up there?

Your guitar.

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