And Cool. So this can be pretty brief if you want unless you want to elaborate.

I'm totally down with it.

But I just have a couple of questions like

I mean the first one is like why aren't you speaking Creek or Muskogee right now I thought that it's now

land that has been completely given back and they're

telling people that they have to go back to their country if they speak.

There's like a lot of panic I think in Oklahoma right now, but the actual on the ground

implications of the case are pretty.

I think what's ironic is the folks whose lives are going to be most affected by it are

tribal citizens who live on their tribes reservation.

So it's going to impact our tribes criminal jurisdiction us, for folks who work for their tribe, it could impact some taxation.

That part actually remains unclear, but for Joe Schmo that lives in Broken Arrow,

his life is gonna just move forward as normal.

Yeah, so there are like broader kind of cultural

and political implications to this decision. I think we're seeing some of the kind of fear-mongering

around like, oh, I think what was his name?

Ted Cruz posted like, oh, now you're

going to give half of Oklahoma back,

like what's next in Manhattan?

And then today, as we're recording this morning,

the Washington football team

announced that they're gonna retire the mascot,

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