the end of the movie is now that he's the most famous man in the world he's elevated the

indigenous experience in america so they want him to meet with all of the chiefs

archie we've got all the chiefs here just for you you're gonna do our rain dance at the

chiefs and so they invite him in for a special ceremony and he makes up with pony who he stays with and uh he goes into

the tent and there's like 20 chiefs there and they look at him and then this isn't explained in

the movie and they just laugh for a while yeah and i interpreted that as they They obviously know he's white

Yeah, no, they touch his face and shit

Okay, yeah

They hand him a jar of mayonnaise

Yeah, may

They measure, they say you love this

Don't you? You put it on everything

And he goes, ha, I do ha ha ha they make

fun of the way he walks the way he drives there's people taunting him during the war dance

he can't dance well it's funny because in there's another story from real life, he wasn't always that

good at being authentic.

Like he was learning how to be a member of a certain tribe, right?

And that doesn't mean he was like always just master of, you you know doing all this stuff and performing this

identity like he it took a while for him to get it and they were some of them were nice enough to like

teach him um but there is one story about him doing uh i think a rain dance with drums um in front

of a few different North American tribes.

And it's just like they were just, he had no idea what he was doing.

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