Randomly took a class of his back in the day. Physics for non-technical majors.
On some days it was among the worst classes I ever attended on campus. On others, it was pure genius. It was odd, when a lecture hall of students looking for a blow-off science credit ran into someone that should have won at least one Nobel prize, and had no idea of his background.
He had a unique style when dealing with people who didn't want to learn physics, often slowing things down in an attempt to simplify topics, but then the next class getting extremely frustrated.
Though, he seemed to relish the chance to convey at least some of what he was passionate about to a diverse audience and had a great sense of humor, though it almost entirely came at the expense of other students. Many of which, because of his thick accent, and style had no idea what was going on.
I do remember him joking about some of the Nobel drama a lot, at least he found some humor in it.