The distinct smell of aged smoke seeps out of wood and vinyl booths where regulars lounge and admire the camel statue standing strong in the center of the bar. The sticky walls at the Camel's Breath Inn are covered in ink commentary from visitors now and past. Average nights consist of cheap bar appetizers and tall old-fashion drinks while patrons play casual card games to the sound of a country-tinged juke box. But on Sunday, and Tuesday through Thursday, karaoke hits blare through speakers as patrons swallow down inhibition with a domestic brew.