How to pronounce “alpaca” in English

can -- tells a lot about this. So I was in, I was in Peru. And I have a jacket that Ibought in Peru about 8 years ago that's made of alpaca wool. And it has holes in it now.And so I'm back in Peru for the first time in a while and I'm thinking, "Oh, this would be nice to go get a new jacket 'cause I'm sick and tired of walking down the street

So the prices would go down if we would produce locally, vertically.With the Bolivians, we produce the alpaca Knits.So if We did it in Peru, or in Chile, or Mexico, yes, it would be possible if we had a bigger audience there.

Not in that way.Lots of animals. We've got alpacas, pigs, goats, too many cats to count.When they're in double figures, you don't tell people because I think you're-- yeah.

So, it's a thought of instead of thinking in terms of one career path, where you go to school and you become an engineer and you work only in that career path for a corporation,you can also have other interesting side hustles. Some of my clients raise alpacas at the same time as being financialanalysts. People have, they make spicy almond toffee at the sametime of being an HR professional. So a lot of people have very interesting, different kinds of side hustles. And definitely, a lot of engineers that I know have side hustles

And also, knowing who made your clothes, and that is a luxury in this day and age.We have a program of things that we do like in Bolivia, but that is because the alpaca is Bolivia.We work with a women's co-op.

spends money on clothing. And I'm -- So I'm first thinking that maybe this wasn't the store. Maybe I just came into the store, and bought it somewhere else. And so I'm shoppingaround and I'm not finding a jacket that I like that's for, that's made of alpaca that's less than $300. And then I thought to myself, "Do I really need this jacket?" I have a jacket.It wasn't the alpaca one. I had another one that was just a simple North Face jacket that I like. Do I really need this second jacket? And then I thought to myself, "Well, what's