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The only one thatβs physically repulsive to imagine though. It would be so sticky
The good news is, you could swim just fine.
Imagine being the janitor having to clean that up after the experiment
Get a hose. It would take time because of the large area, but that's just job security.
The main thing I've heard janitors complain about IRL is actually shoe scuffs, because there's no easy way to get them off. Which is interesting, because you know they're also cleaning up apocalyptic bathroom messes. I guess one just gets used to that.