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The oddly lucrative business of vacuuming slimes

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The agricultural future doesn't involve growing corn; it involves sucking up bouncy, adorable slimes with a high-powered vacuum and feeding them carrots so they produce valuable crystalline feces. It is raw capitalism heavily disguised behind pastel colors.

The oddly lucrative business of vacuuming slimes
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