About that chemistry ... odds are good I had a lab in this very room.

Again, there's no description as we're now about halfway through the introductory section. The second big difference we've found, then, is in the yeabrook itself. Earlier Gloms just dove right in, but there's a bit of navel gazing here.

While they all look similar, owing for both confusion and certainty, the labs would have been in only one of two places at the time. There's a very good chance I was similarly exasperated at that specific counter.

I had a dislike for chemsitry.

I made this joke in the examination of the 1952 Glom, but it might be even more true here: I worked with some of this same equipment!

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