I've kind of developed a bit of a mentality of, um, when things go wrong, do nothing.

Or like, you know, kind of like, don't panic.

Um, like I said, like the camels pick up a lot of on your energy. I absolutely love a crazy idea.

Or when someone's doing something and they just disregard the norm.

If you don't know, I work in the brewing industry, but I actually work at a non-alcoholic craft

brewery called athletic brewing. And so when you're doing something so out of the box like

non-alcoholic beer all day long,

everything else sounds a little more doable, but also you're kind of attracted to these

just bizarre twists on reality and or just on just kind of the norm. And so with Sophie's story,

that that was totally the case. When her message came across, I was immediately excited because it involves something we've never talked about

on this show, which is camels. Sophie is in the middle of walking across Australia with five

feral camels that she has tamed and trained to walk with her and

carry her stuff. And so if you didn't know this, Australia is practically filled with wild camels.

I didn't realize this, but Sophie told us there's upwards of a million wild or as they call them feral camels just out in the Australian outback.

Just to put that in perspective, there are around a million elk in North America.

So if you've ever seen elk or gone anywhere where there's just tons and tons of elk. Replace all those with camels,

and you're getting an idea of what the Australian Outback looks like in certain places.

So Sophie has an incredible story, how she left her career,

fell in love with camels, and decided to do this adventure.

I'll let her tell her story.

But I just want to prime the pump and tell you it's an incredible episode.

So interesting, so cool.

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