00:01California is an amazing place. There's no place like the Sierra Nevada. There's
00:07probably not a tougher 200 miles in the country. I've never done this before. I'm
00:12a little nervous. I really don't know how hard it's gonna be. I'm definitely scared.
00:16I hope my food doesn't get eaten by bears. The John Muir Trail has the
00:20reputation of being the most famous and the most beautiful and round trail in
00:23the world. This is amazing right here. The place is just full of bears and they tell you not to
00:27camp there.
00:28That's a bear. So let me just tell you what happened. He just came straight to this campsite and stole
00:33off our food. We're definitely taking a beating. You're literally following in the
00:40wake of John Muir. I'm starving. I can go without food. Gandhi did it. There's no turning back and
00:45this is not just some easy little trail out in the woods. For so much of our
00:49existence as a country there's been wilderness and our character was shaped
00:53by the encounter with wilderness. It's almost just hard to take in. I think
00:57they'll probably appreciate how good they got it.
01:02I got a dream and you do too. What's the worst that a dream can do? We got a dream
01:10when it comes true.
01:12What's the best that a dream can do?
01:26What's the best that a dream can do?
01:28What's the best that a dream can do?
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