Wow.

Came back, uh, at the age of 29, had no job, no money, no possessions, and I wanted to do something that I'd never done before in a part of the country I'd never been to.

So I just did a blanket search of the entire country on the internet, looking at everything from aviation in Darwin to marine in Perth, and then a job popped up and it said, "Be a tour guide in Alice Springs." Two weeks later I was in Alice Springs.

Uh, went on a couple of training trips and realized that this situation, uh [laughs], which I didn't even know existed, basically brought everything, everything that I loved in the world together, from cooking, to music, to driving, to education, to social, you know, interactions with European backpackers, to the camping, to the culture.

It just literally put everything that I loved about life and put it on wheels.

So I started doing that knowing very much-That it was, you know, a big part of everything that I loved.

And over the years, as I got older, I kept thinking I needed to get a real job.

Yeah