Let's do this. Let's go. Wake up every morning with Sarah Invinor in the hell.

Alessette 973. There's a lab in upstate New York called a lab. Yeah, lab.

Okay. It's in a school. It's a, but it's one of those things where I just

looked up the pronunciate. Rensseler. Rensseler. Rensseler. That's it. Okay.

There's a lab in upstate New York called Rensseler Polytechnic Institute.

And they're suing a cleaning company because three years ago, a janitor who was working there,

ruined decades worth of research.

So everybody who works in any kind of office place, you might even deal with this at your home if

you have a cleaning crew come in once a week or twice a week, you know, twice a month.

Well, however it is, you sort of have this thought like, okay, I need to put certain things away

that I don't want someone to be handling and I'll put this. I actually straight in the house

up so that they can just clean and not worry about my cluttered mess. Exactly right. So in this

scenario, I thought you were going to say that this janitor got, you know, some kind of super power.

Oh, in the lab, he was cleaning and he tipped his mop bucket over and then the radiation

turned him into a spider man. The lab had a super cold freezer holding cell cultures,

samples, and other research elements. The freezer was making a beeping sound. Oh,

there were signs there explaining, this is normal. Here's how you fix it if it's bothering you.

Here's how you can mute the alarm. Okay.

The janitor found the beeping to be annoying. So he unplugged the freezer.

Oh, there's a solution. That caused the temperature to slowly rise from minus

112 degrees Fahrenheit to minus 25.6 enough to wipe out 25 years of research.

That is annoying. I mean, come on. Who hasn't been in their house?

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