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A woman is attempting to row from California to Hawaii.

Now, you guys have flown to Hawaii.

That's a long flight.

Six hours. How long is it going to take? That's a long flight. Six hours.

How long is it going to take? That's going to take about seven hours it says here. It begs the question, how is she going to find it? Oh, yeah, good point, Nick. Just keep looking, I guess. Begs the question. Just, you know, pull off the beach and just go that way. 31-year-old Ocean Rower

aims to become the first American woman to roll solo from California to Hawaii.

What does solo mean? Do you have support in case something goes wrong?

Like it's a boat beside you the whole time.

I don't think so. This is unassisted.

Really?

The current record is 86 days, 10 hours, 5 minutes, 2,400 miles, and she's trying to beat that record. And what kind of a craft is she in? One of those big, there's a picture of it here. It's got all the technology, but you have to row on it. It looks like you just, I don't know. It looks like it's a big, huge rowboat, basically. Yeah, it's probably, all the technical stuff there. It's figure 15 feet long or so. From one that looks like, yeah, yeah. Did she just lean over to pee? Yeah, that's a less. Probably. Yeah, you can pee anywhere you want at that point. We don't want to sit in it the whole time. Wow. She's going to get in. She probably pees in a bucket and just pours it over. You hang your ass off the side. You might fall in. I think you just piss your pants in that instance. You know, the water's going to be splashing in anyway. You're going to be wet. Yeah, what's the difference? Yeah. Well, the difference is you're sitting in piss. Yeah. Well, fish piss is everywhere anyways. What's the difference? What's not yours? Right? They're not like, in the ocean. I think that's, I think I would talk on this. el the fish. The least of your problems is worrying where to piss on an 86 day trip. You're pissing your pants, the water's going to clean it off. 86 days. I know, that's ridiculous. How does you sleep? When you do take, you have to rest, you got to sleep. How do you keep the boat? Because you're not putting an anchor in the ocean. So how do you keep the boat from just drifting way off course while you're napping? I think you don't nap very long. It must be. Yeah. You're probably taking 20, 30 minute cat naps here and there. Now this is the, this will be the second time she's done this. And where's she poo? The first time she was part of a team. So she's already done this journey in a rowboat once. Wow. In a three-person team, or excuse me, four-person team. And that one took 40 days, 22 hours, 14 minutes. Oh, they could all keep rowing, that's why. Right, they could take turns, take shifts.

Shift.

It's like she has a map on here.

I'm the map.

Yeah, you are.

It looks like they got some semi-sophisticated telemetry up front.

Yeah, but they said, like, you know, one day, you know, day eight, she detailed a hard challenge fighting westerly winds that were literally blowing her

back east. Like, you

can't row hard enough to get

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