<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I can distinctly recall two different instances where smells were by no means comparable to anything else I have ever encountered.

The first: I was a part of a cub scout group and we had a contest for smelliest catfish bait. There was a trip planned at the end of the month at what was our local fishing hole, and we all decided that the best way to catch catfish is with smelly bait. Thus, the contest arose. 

My secret weapon: A mixture of three pounds of chicken liver, 1/4 gallon of milk, 5 eggs, some mustard (for color) and some other ingredients I cannot readily remember. The last step was time. I stuck the concoction into an old tin coffee container and let it steep in the sun in my backyard for the entire month.

 A day before the fishing trip, i check on my mix and I peer into the coffee container to see that nothing is still a solid. Everything turned to liquid. I could not use this as bait because nothing would stay on the hook, but needless to say, I  won the contest. 

The second: I had a part time job while attending college at a local vitamin manufacturing plant as a janitor-"Sanitation engineer" to the ladies. I was so good at my job that I was recruited to "deep clean" a particular area that had been neglected for two years behind one of the mixing machines. 

The smells of the powders of nutrition smell bad enough, but this was a build up unrecognizable gunk that even jabba the hut would be squeamish at. Coupled with bleach and a mere mop, the job took me about 5 hours start to finish an the absolute worst smell was that mop bucket full of the colorful bleachy vita-gunk. I literally just gagged thinking and typing that. I have also never smelled "death" but I imagine that is pretty bad.
<bot>: My homemade fish bait and my bucket of "cleaned" vitamin buildup as a janitor at a vitamin manufacturing conpany definitely smelled the worst.