👉 Alright kiddo, let's break down this crazy slang we're all used to hearing:
2553.6814598692 9 dipropyl (2 hydroxy) 3 methoxyphenyl (2) 2,6 dimethyl 1,4 dihydropyridine 3,5 dicarboxylate Now let's break it down: - "2553.681459" is a number, like when you have a quiz and the teacher gives 2553 for your grade, but that doesn't mean you're getting a perfect score. - The first digit (1) stands for "one," which means it's just a regular number. - "681459" is also a number, like when you have to pay $68.1459 on the check and that's how much your bill comes out of. - The second digit (2) represents two letters (the "h," "o," and "p") in Latin script, making it pretty cool. - The third digit is a number (5) which means something to do with numbers. It's like when you have a lot of things but need them all together at once. - "86" is a common word or phrase used for 10, meaning one hundred or ten. So in the context of this slang, it's a
