SABE, July 28.

[@son_of_snake]

🙏found you from your Moms interview in sketching encounters. Family and I are in Coos Bay, Oregon. New subscriber.✌️

[@mitchellwilley3210]

@@son_of_snake Love Oregon! Land of Pacific beauty!

[@son_of_snake]

@@mitchellwilley3210 for sure is man! Transplant from Sonoma County Ca. Never looking back! 👣👣👣

[@angeliquebenham9795]

"Sabe" is actually Ojibwa. Gitchi Sabe means, "The Big Honest" in the Ojibwa language

[@mitchellwilley3210]

@@angeliquebenham9795 thank you for clarifying that

[@u-tubeauditor321]

Thanks

[@Reeflex1]

Where does B/Foot go to school to read english words?

[@mitchellwilley3210]

@@Reeflex1 think about this for a second, our vocabulary is everywhere from Mexico to the ice cap. Now I know they're not walking down main street learning every sign. But if you were placed in a foreign country for a year without any word of their language, or any way home, having to find a way to survive. I'm confident you would be able to pick up words enough to get by. Like wondering what a sign says, then a long comes a hiker that reads the sign aloud. I think the issue most people have with them is recognizing their intelligence mirrors our own. But I am not here to prove them to you, I am simply displaying my findings.