Unpacking Day 2 marks the 3rd day of MagAO-X unpacking activities, which only makes sense if you’re a computer scientist or you just try not to think about it too much.
Alex and Laird began the day by removing the teflon bars that had been installed in front of particularly expensive optics for protection during shipping.
Meanwhile, Jared pressure-tested the electronics rack coolant system while I set up the AO Operator Computer.
The PI at work 
Mega Desk II: Not Quite Mega Yet (But It Will Be Once We Get That Missing Monitor Bracket)
We filled the instrument coolant lines with glycol and hooked the table to air, giving MagAO-X its first breath and drink at LCO.
After passing its pressure test, the electronics rack coolant system joined in on the activities. Things got a little out of hand when Jared fashioned a makeshift bong and started passing out mixed drinks (glycol and distilled water — not recommended for human consumption).
Jared and Alex fill the liquid-liquid exchanger with the titular bong 
The glycol forest in the underbelly of the electronics rack
And, most importantly, the goats made another appearance.
I present the MagAO-X song of the day: “Always Something There to Remind Me” by Naked Eyes (related to the most recent MagAO-C song by its year of release—a tenuous but legal connection) .