nanogram

And inside of that same pool, just to kind of bring you back to this blood glucose analogy, you'd have, so you have five grams of glucose.

You have nanograms per deciliter.

Nanograms.

You're talking about 10 to the negative ninth in terms of testosterone.

When you look at that same pool, you got 150 pounds of glucose going, like wheelbarrows full of glucose.

It can't be breath.

Nanograms.

You gotta give them some kind of skills test, man.

You know, it's gotta be perform-

That's also...

Nanogram sounds like a double grammar.

Okay, oh, oh, oh, we have fun.

All right, so what else for gram number two is the weight of a gram under the acceleration of gravity.

Now, we are moving on to the third form of gram, noun from circa 1934.

The synonym is grandmother.

Nanogram.

I really hope that somebody now is going to start calling their grandma nanogram.