CBS News' Michelle Miller recently sat down with the team at The Martin Agency that created the ad focused around a pretty absurd concept: a talking camel annoying his colleagues by reminding them what day of the week it is. Miller said, "So basically the premise is he walks through the office every Wednesday."

In the commercial, a talking camel named Caleb walks through generic office cubicles asking his coworkers if they know what day it is. They roll their eyes, giving the impression that the camel does this every week. One of the office workers reluctantly answers him, to his delight: “It's hump day.”

I mean I mean other than the fact I'm gonna move the plants. Because it kept trying to eat the pants. It was hump day it made him a star with more than 13.

A: That commercial, which began airing in May of 2013, features a live camel, whose name is Caleb. reporter Michelle Miller about the development of the ad and their experiences with Caleb. Molly Souter, executive producer of the ad, said, “We were impressed by his swagger.

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The commercial features an excited camel walking through an office building asking his coworkers to guess what day it is. That's because it's Hump Day! GEICO knows only customers who switch to save hundreds are happier than a camel on a Wednesday.

Answer: The Djinn assured the camel that his “humph” would not create a problem for him while working. Since the camel had skipped work for three days, he could live on his humph and would be able to work for three days without eating. This means that the hump was a kind of food reserve.

Wednesday The term alludes to the fact that Wednesday is the middle of the work week, meaning that one has made it "over the hump" towards the weekend.

And so on to the sailors of old nantucket wednesday the day they looked for humpbacks. Became known as hump day and the name stuck.

The commercial features an excited camel walking through an office building asking his coworkers to guess what day it is. That's because it's Hump Day! GEICO knows only customers who switch to save hundreds are happier than a camel on a Wednesday.

All three had to work double-time due to this. Thus, they decided to complain about the camel to the Djinn of All Deserts. When the camel did not listen to the Djinn also, he punished him by giving him a hump. With the help of this hump, a camel can now work for three days without even eating or drinking.

The commercial features an excited camel walking through an office building asking his coworkers to guess what day it is. That's because it's Hump Day! GEICO knows only customers who switch to save hundreds are happier than a camel on a Wednesday.