What's up everybody? Welcome in the wet jeans. I guess this is the

Thanksgiving episode. Right. Yeah. Yeah. I mean I guess I mean the older you get the

more you stray away from your family the more meaningless it becomes but I guess

since Thanksgiving us tomorrow I guess that's what it is I guess.

The pilgrims and the New Americans came together and were gay together.

Well, Pocahontas, she did, you know, she wrestled with a white dude and that pretty much is what happened from what I understand.

Did she, was there a specific, Lewis and Clark was the one that she walked across the

states with, was there one that they were were like were they dating at all or is that

just like strictly business? I think Lewis and Clark were doing some stuff I

think Lewis kind of had the upper hand there where he introduced her to Clark and

her and Clark started kind of you know they were

texting a lot and I think the Indians didn't like it because the Native American community

it's not because the Native American and because of white. It's because Pocahontas was 13.

So I felt like that was, she was still in middle school and Lewis and Clark, they were kind of, I think

there were seniors in college. So I think that's where the friction and that's what

started the race war of 1812. Oh the race war of 1812 I forgot about that

because they yeah because I remember yeah they were in college because I because I want to say Lewis and stop me if I'm incorrect.

But I think Lewis went to Chapel Hill University in North Carolina.

Clark, weirdly enough, went to U.R. I.

University of Rhode Island.

So I'm not exactly sure how they even met.

I think it was like a mutual friend at a bachelor party.

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