Julian Schreiber found himself stuck...in mud too thick and deep for anyone to come to the rescue, 7 miles from the nearest road, and alone. After a trek through the canyon, Julian came upon some kind people who let him use their phone. He went home that night without his most beloved possession...his jeep. Unable to sleep, Julian went to the bathroom to hang a clock. He slipped on the toilet seat, bumping his head and sparking an idea. He quickly drew his idea for the land anchor that would reunite him and his Jeep once again. After collecting materials and perfecting the design, Julian returned to the canyons of Julietta, Idaho, to put his invention to the test. It worked wonderfully...so well, in fact, that Julian felt he needed to share his invention with others in need. Months later, Julian obtained his FAA Commercial Drone License. It wasn't until then that everything fell into place, thus the company Incongruity was born.