Hey, what is up, everybody?

And welcome back to Mile Hair podcast, episode 356. 356 and today you guys we're going to be

talking about another survival story we have been enjoying these so much I think they are so good

for our brains doing so much true crime for a living sometimes it can get you know a little dark

in there and I think it's good for the audience, too. I know you guys,

I always see comments from people saying they love survival stories. And it's good for your brains as

well, because I'm sure this is not the only true crime show that you consume. And so it's good to

hear some stories of resilience and survival. And boy, do we have that for you today. And we're

talking about children who survived.

Survives the most inhospitable environment on the planet, perhaps, in one of the deadliest environments.

Certainly. The Amazonian jungle. Oh, just brutal out there, man. Four kids survived out there for 40 days in the

Colombian Amazon. After crashing in a plane, this story is just, it really puts things into

perspective for yourself, because if these kids can survive out in these types of conditions,

you really have nothing to complain about in your life.

That's what these stories always do for me.

It just are a reminder.

It does.

It's like, oh, it's a little hot in my room.

No, it's not.

It's not hot.

It's not that bad.

It's just, there's no reason to complain. Yeah, the bugs. Yeah, the bugs. Yeah. Bugs. I'm guilty of that. I'll freak out if I see a big spider in my house. These kids were out there with like poisonous snakes and bugs and spiders and oh my God. Yeah, it's an unbelievable story. there's a amazing amazing documentary that was made on on uh their story as well uh the children of the jungle i believe is

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