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but the funny part is the funny part is

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when you when you're not watching or

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they'll float off

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and then you'll hunt for them and you

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have one whale over time finding these

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objects you look all around and then

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somebody on the other side will say look

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it's right by your left ear

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you've heard of dirty jobs well this one

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takes the cake it's the stowage console

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in the payload operations integration

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center kerry and allison they have to

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keep track of all those things floating

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around in space carrie do astronauts

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lose things

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well how do you keep track of that i

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mean i can't even keep track of my

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toothbrush so

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how do you keep track we have a database

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that all of our items are listed in and

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and we track every time the items are

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used on board

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dates times the last person to use it

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what kinds of things do we look for the

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stowage group here we're responsible for

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tracking any equipment and hardware used

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for payload experiments

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so when they're doing the experiment and

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they need a wrench or whatever you guys

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have to tell them where it's at exactly

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we do well how do you know our database

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is absolutely invaluable that is where

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we go for everything so we're saying

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that's like a barcode system like you

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see at the grocery store it has

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identifiers for every item every item's

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in there and we we move it every time

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there is a change it gets moved to that

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new location so the next time we look it

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it's in the updated location they have a

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lot going on up there so we try and help

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them out here on the ground and there

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are so many items up there and so many

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storage locations where the items are

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kept it's impossible to keep track of

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where everything is at all the time for

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one person so now

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let's figure out where the weirdest

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place we we found something we'll often

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look at the camera and there'll just be

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an item you know just kind of floating

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by look at this look at the bolt the

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boat we lost dude it's just floating

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here

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i just came around the corner from the

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cupola and it's floating here who's more

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organized the men or the women

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the women i would have to say it's the

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women it's just like at home

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i know that i knew that there are a lot

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of things that you throw away after an

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experiment too you guys have to keep

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track of that too you have to that's

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dirty okay

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trash is hard it's it's probably one of

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the hardest things about the job you'd

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be surprised what goes into just

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trashing a ziploc bag so so anything

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that we trash we have to have a

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paperwork in place since we tracked it

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going up to the station we have to track

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it coming back home or being disposed of