I am shameless when it comes to capturing students’ interest in mathematics. In talks that I have delivered to math students of all ages, I have taken a digital portrait of myself and warped it to demonstrate matrix multiplication, and have rolled around on the floor aiming my homemade projectile launcher to demonstrate how algebra and trigonometry can be used for targeting the device. And, in an act of gratitude to the teachers who have let me into their classroom, I have made fun of them as well, warping their pictures or shooting cups off of their head with my projectile launcher. My goal has always been to get students interested in a topic first, usually before they are ready for all of the gory details of the mathematics I am using, and then lure them into trying to understand those details.