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Hello and welcome to another episode of The Lines Led by Donkey's Podcast. I'm Joe,

and still with me trapped in the content minds is Francis, host of Hell of a Way to Die.

What's up, Francis? I'm very excited. But to get to the point that everybody's favorite part

of this story, which is Custer's last stand, we have to jump in a time machine and go back to

the time that the Supreme Court is trying to return us to, which is delayed 1800s.

Now, when we left you last time, the Allied tribes were kind of joining around sitting

bowl in Crazy Horse and joining in their Sundance vision of defeating the encroaching American soldiers,

and they had gathered in the literal thousands at the bank of the Little Big Horn River,

hence where the battle gets its name in English and Native American zones, the Greasy Grass,

which is gross and I like it. Why is the grass greasy? What is that?

Is there something about the grass specifically? Is it greasy with the blood of white men?

What's the greasy year? It was fried in full fat oil. I don't fucking know.

Do you live in the Little Big Horn area? It's in the Midwest, so it's not that Midwest.

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