Aycock Labs

Aycock Labs, previously known as Aycock Productions and Aycock-Barron Productions (chronologically descending) is a laboratory/company based in Effugia that is featured in Carl's Unorthodox Sequential Spite and Life and Death
==Foundation==
Due to his fascination with movies, Quindarious Aycock thought it would be a great idea to make his own movies. He noticed that his friend Carl Barron was financially struggling so he wanted to help him by making him co-founder of the company that he would call "Aycock-Barron Productions" which was founded in 1985. Quindarious and Carl would, later on, catch the attention of multimillionaire film producer companies in 1986 where they would help the duo achieve the success they deserved, which means that they would make feature-length films with experienced actors, and so they did. They worked together phenomenally and they both treated the actors and actresses fairly. Despite, the company starting off with some budgetary rough patches due to the fact that the two founders were attending college at the time, it would later be resolved with the income of their first movie which would be an edutainment children’s movie since Aycock’s girlfriend gave birth to a baby boy that year.
==The Gambling Incident==
This was all well and good until Carl decides to invite his good friend Quindarious to talk about the plot and setting of the new movie in front of Casino, in 1988, which was the year where he discovered the crime known as GAMBLING. After Quandarious left the scene, Carl looked behind him and found the Casino building which donned neon red lights that played the role of signs that convey the name of the establishment: “Ruhpsie’s Casino”. Since Carl was never taught how to be responsible with money, considering the fact that he didn’t have any lol, he decided he wanted to double, even triple, or maybe even QUADRUPILFY Aycock-Barron Productions’ budget. Thus, he entered the building. He just wanted to make his entrepreneur partner proud, yet he would learn that this would be the worst mistake he would ever commit in his life. Carl took 75% of the budget and decided to gamble them all on the horse racing thing. And guess what, He lost. He lost all of the painstakingly earned money. He didn’t know how he would inform Aycock. He knew he would be kicked out of the studio but he decided he wouldn’t say a word. However, when he drove to the studio, he was met with a sense of large distress even Quindarious, who was largely laid-back, was also distraught. Aycock looks at Barron and yells: “YO MAN WHERE DID ALLA OUR MONEY GO???” Carl, despite having a high level of charisma, couldn’t fish up a good excuse or lie and decided to be honest and recount to his friend the whole gambling incident.
Quindarious was surprised, he got enraged at Carl, to the point where he would berate him for 10 minutes and call him a “fuck-up” and the final blow is dealt when Quindarious would give Carl the boot, thus cutting all ties with him. Quindarious would rename the company to just Aycock Productions where he would publicly announce Carl’s exile from the company. In the coming years, he would retrieve all of the budgetary loss and he would give birth to 3 more kids, most prominently, Youn in 1995.
==Repurpose==
Due to the huge financial loss, Quindarious had no choice but to change the company's purpose by making it the thing he always had a passion for: chemistry. The company would come to a halt in 1989 then would resurface as "Aycock Labs" in 1992. The company was climbing up the ranks until it surpassed its previous prosperity in 1994. The purpose of this lab was for research primarily and, secondarily, to create medicine.
==The Explosion of 2007==
On September 9th, 2020, a blonde girl and her boyfriend were spotted entering the premises of the lab. She set us up a bomb in a janitor's closet which the janitor wanted to stop but couldn't. This would cause an explosion that instigated the combustion of chemicals which caused a chain reaction of explosions. This event caused 91 injuries among employees and 39 deaths including the founder and CEO, Quindarious Aycock.
This would cause the deregistration of the company thus ending its two-decade-long lifespan never to be restored again.