PK and 505. What's up boys? Not much.

Kyle, you're expanding your horizon, your knowledge?

Yeah, I picked up a new like middle-aged man like interest in the American Indians specifically like the

Abb Americans learn something now yeah the Apaches and the the commandees mostly the commandees, mostly the commandees.

If it's a true middle age interest,

you're gonna develop a encyclopedic knowledge

of like two tribes and no knowledge at all of the rest.

Well like in that question, yeah.

Do you know where they were?

Because I care about it.

Exactly where.

Help me. Okay okay so early in their existence they were

in the southern the southwestern Colorado area but slowly they were pushed further and

further southwest and you had a lot of West.

More specifically the Comanches, the Apaches existed in that southwestern region of Western

Texas, Arizona and what is now, you know, Mexico.

The thing about the range, they could go, and I kept thinking like, they exaggerating but like a war band of

Comanches could strike out 400 miles from home and they would just ride

until their horses died and then eat their horses and then steal some more horses and then ride until those couldn't go anymore.

And so, like if they're escaping, they'd be willing to do that.

It's, they were the bitches of all the the American tribes

until they got horses. So the Spanish introduced horses. Thank you. In like

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