This week, we traded slow cooker recipes with an MTA travel advisor. It took us a while to realise she was talking about a type of pot and not someone who takes three hours to make pasta.

Much like Austin Powers (except in a much less sexual way), this agent has dragged herself from the depths of despair and rediscovered her mojo. And by mojo, we mean love for the travel industry.

Want to impress your clients with some eco-friendly razzamatazz? Australia’s national carrier just made it a whole lot easier.

By the looks of the accompanying photo, this MTA agent got a little outside help answering the interview questions we sent her. We won’t hold it against her though.

This travel agent has created a range of mystery weekends that match her clients with unique experiences in different regions of her home state.

Travel Weekly staff asked our boss if we could work from home for the rest of the week, but they said we could only do it if we cancelled out Netflix subscriptions to prevent distraction. We politely declined.

The only steps Travel Weekly is taking today are the however many needed to get to the pizza place around the corner.

Australia is also the only place with giant fruits and vegetables on highways. That’s not particularly relevant to this story, just a fun fact we like to throw around.