What We Covered01:12 – Introducing a very spooky Halloween Special where Ed, Brian, Meranda and the rest of the DSI Team share stories of time spent in creepy labs and other scary situations21:58 – Paul tells a story of working the graveyard shift at a hospital25:06 – Valerie and Meranda share their own spooky experiences working in pharma35:01 – An Excel Horror Story36:06 – Ed shares a scary email story followed by Dave’s liquid ammonia experience48:55 – Ed, Brian and Meranda thank everyone for joining the show and sharing their storiesTweetable Quotes“I’ve never tasted cherries as delicious as the ones that were being fed and rooted from the formaldehyde and sulfuric acid that was being pumped into the soil.” “You know it’s a bad day when the local news crew is sitting in the lobby when you walk in.” “I would have to go down and walk – this is in the middle of the night, no one around – walk down to the basement, past the morgue, through the boiler room, into this dark, dank, dusty place with like rats and dig through boxes for the records.” “I’ve scared myself. I was working late one night and we had liquid oxygen on site and every once in a while you’d get a hiss or a clank or something weird. And the warehouse was making an awful lot of noise one night so I was like, ‘Ok, I’m just gonna go home.’” “In the days before corporations had things like change control, and quality groups on site and so forth, Smith-Kline and others were organized as just a bunch of chemical operators. And that was it. There was no other functions on site.”“Dave told a story about liquid ammonia and some scary situation there.” “I’ve actually been at a place where we did heavy duty analysis on bungie cords.” Relevant LinksDesign Space InPharmatics – LinkedInDesign Space InPharmatics – TwitterEdward Narke on LinkedIn