White Guy Tries INDIAN TACO For The First Time - Natives React #49

[@lo-kids2217]

A Message to all Native Youth (and non Native Youth too): Things might seem bad and thngs might seem like they never will get better but things can always get better; all the hope you need might already be here, the hope is in you and it's in us.

[@savage.4.24]

Have not seen words with more truth this week. True words of an elder 💛

[@lo-kids2217]

@@savage.4.24 Thank you, I'm not that old though ❤😊

[@Chris-ce7ve]

Just realize, how the US government and the mainstream media have fooled you, and then start to organize a self reliant und solidaric community!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Hey, someone should start a grandmother counseling program like psychiatrist Dixon Chibanda in Zimbabwe. Due to the stigma and scarcity of mental health professionals across the African continent, he started training grandmothers to do talk therapy on park benches where people can sit anonymously and get help for free without looking conspicuous.

[@saguaro2231]

What a great concept and service to all the people...I appreciate hearing this type of public service; it reminds me of the good

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@saguaro2231 There's too much stigma worldwide about mental health issues. I think it could benefit a lot of people in every community.

[@dexocube]

That's genius

[@Roguefem76]

Holy crap, that is an AWESOME idea. And delegate some federal budget to pay the grandma-counselors too, cut senior poverty while we're at it.

[@laurajarrell6187]

Great idea! People are gossips the world over and mental health affects us all. Yet still gets stigmatized. Silly creatures we are. 🥰✌

[@j.tormey4392]

Great episode. It is so important to talk about suicide prevention, especially for men. I lost my little brother to suicide 14 years ago and my heart will never heal. Please reach out and talk to someone if you're feeling down. You are loved more than you realize.

[@ltlbuddha]

One can know this and yet the depression makes it hard to reach out. It can seem like a glass wall, one can see the other side and yet feel the barrier.

[@NativeTears]

I was 11, when my 12 year old best friend committed suicide and she’s always on my mind still 10 years later 🙏🏽☹️

[@chihirosen6996]

@@ltlbuddha That's very true. I don't see those who seek help as "less than" but I do see myself as "less than" if I do. I'm so used to being "the strong one" and helping others that I feel as if I'm a burden or annoyance if I ask for help. People have mistaken my shame for pride when they notice I need help. I just don't want to bother people and fear coming off as a complainer.. And I know I need to go to therapy but I've sat in on a few sessions for moral support and was not impressed with it. It's too clinical and comes off more like a survey than an actual person talking to the patient and they really seem to love throwing pills at you. I asked a friend of mine for financial advice recently and she didn't quite have an answer for me . She said she sent me something in the mail after telling her how my husband is shaking in his boots but I'm looking for solutions. Now I'm anxious and thinking she's sent me money even though I didn't ask. She said my friendship means a lot to her and while I love her too, I feel a sense of dread when I get unexpected gifts. Either because I can't reciprocate the value of it, don't feel I deserve it, or feel like I'm not good enough. I have been chewed out in the past (just a little bit) for not asking said chewer for help. Last time it happened, I cried. Not because of their tone and they didn't hurt my feelings at all. I cried because it's then that it hit me that I continuously underestimate my importance to others. I felt a lot of love that day my cousin chewed me out and told me that I "should NEVER go without!".

[@mar79921]

It is ok to not be ok! Get over the stigma! Almost as important, try to check in on them before they start to feel ok!

[@cherb_soco1891]

@@chihirosen6996 you are NOT "less than "! You are a human being and quite obviously have a compassionate heart. It's ok to share that compassion with yourself. Treat yourself as well as you treat others. And you ARE strong! It takes courage & strength to share one's heart. People who care about you & love you, will never consider you a burden. Take good care of yourself. YOU ARE IMPORTANT AND YOU MATTER ❤

[@rolandropnack4370]

This episode is a fine example of what makes this chan so special: "you see? We are community, we are family! We all know and share the hardships of life you endure, and we're here for you to give you a hug and laugh the shadows away!" So inspiring!

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

Just let all my native relatives across our Mother and also all my non-native know that you aren't alone.. life sucks sometimes. You aren't weak or worthless for admitting that life sucks sometimes and needing help.. As a Dińe, you are strong, brave as our ancestors. And that you do matter, always know that you are special and always matter to me and everyone else. Ahé hée for being you.

[@Chris-ce7ve]

Loneliness is only bad, if you don't like yourself. Lif only sucks, if you underestimate your skills in handling it. Be aware of your self and your skills and then you are fine!

[@faemike55]

I am so glad that you are raising awareness of suicide and depression. As one who has depression full-time, I have found that talking about my moods to those who have been there helps a lot. Keep doing your great work.

[@stacymadson-jensen8022]

My husband is full Bilagaana and when I made him fry bread for the first time his life changed instantly. He went from 150lbs of lean muscle to 185lbs of Navajo Love 😍. His favorite meal is no long steak, it’s Navajo Tacos and mutton stew with lots and lots frybread.

[@staycalmnevapor8]

I got goosebumps when dude screamed the war cry and everyone started.

[@markehlpetersen1040]

everyday is a great day when patrick posts

[@alexandraaaron9705]

Agreed ❤️

[@utej.k.bemsel4777]

Sure!😃

[@karenbernstein414]

Oh for sure 💜

[@Scott-J]

Respect for wearing masks and keeping everybody safe.

[@sarahknight1906]

2:55 That's the Omak Stampede and Suicide Race in Omak, WA. There's rides, a rodeo (that's what the grandstands in the background were for) and there's the famous race where riders race down a bluff, across the river and into the Rodeo grounds. There's also the Indian Encampment and Pow-wow that is sponsored by the Colville Confederated Tribes. It's always the second weekend in August and I recommend you come visit!

[@melanisticmandalorian]

"Suicide Race" is a weird name .... how about "Suicide prevention race" ? The previous sounds like the first to die, wins.

[@ThisAlphaWolf]

@@melanisticmandalorian It's called a Suicide Run because of the steep incline of the hill that it's done on. Basically, run at your own risk. But 'At Your Own Risk Run' doesn't have the same type of ring to it, while conveying the same meaning.

[@lilsqueak1469]

But was that Isaac doing the war hoop?

[@ThisAlphaWolf]

@@lilsqueak1469 Nah, it's in Washington State. That was Bigfoot.

[@ldbarthel]

For some of us, depression is a frequent (or even constant) companion. Sometimes just a word or a touch can be enough to get us through the current valley. If you're lucky, you can work out ways to signal loved ones as the slide is starting, before it's too difficult to reach out.

[@utej.k.bemsel4777]

Yes! The battle is half won, when you learn to know the signs of the downward spiral! And when you can admit yourself: " yes, i'm having a depression! So what! Lots of people are having them! IT ISN'T A SHAME!" Always take your pills!

[@Chris-ce7ve]

@@utej.k.bemsel4777 It's a shame, that so many people still trust pills. You just need to reconnect to your true self and then accept, respect and love yourself for your true and unique personality with all strenghts and weaknesses, nobody is perfect. Speaking from experience.

[@utej.k.bemsel4777]

@@Chris-ce7ve Some pills (Not all!) help! Still one has to be careful!

[@coralovesnature]

@@Chris-ce7ve People also shouldn’t be ashamed to take medicine if they genuinely need it. If you don’t need it, that is great and I am glad that you have found appropriate solutions for your situation. However, every person is different and has unique needs. Just because something works for you doesn’t mean it will work for everyone. If a person with diabetes takes insulin, we wouldn’t look down upon them for taking necessary medication that they would die without. We wouldn’t say to them, “just change your diet”. Yes, diet choices can help in the long run, but in the short run there is need for immediate intervention. Similarly, people suffering from depression or other mental health illnesses may be able to make lifestyle changes for the long run, but sometimes immediate intervention is needed. Being totally against mental health medication in all circumstances is a very “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” approach and is contributing factor of why a lot of people who genuinely need it don’t take it and in the worst circumstances, commit suicide.

[@1MarkKeller]

The best thing about wearing a mask, it lets us focus on everybody's beautiful eyes. Eye smiles are the best!

[@lindaj5492]

11:05 We all have mental health, and just like physical health, it changes: sometimes good and sometimes not. But we’re not so used to talking about it, and aren’t so familiar with how to get help. Really glad you’ve raised this topic.

[@yawbear]

My husband went through traumatic things, let me say it took fifteen years before he was alright again, we went to a lot of so called psychiatrists but none of them was good at their job. So I took a shot. I studied on my own and figured it out, understanding is creating a space of forgiveness, a space of listening and giving positive critical thinking skills in a compassionate way, I learned a lot from studying but mostly from my own experiences growing up, how to handle a bully…we are our own worst bully…we need to learn to love ourselves first and heal our own inner communication that is a the goal of every human isn’t it, learning to receive our love properly from creator in order to be givers of that same love. Anyways, it helped and I wanted to pass that along.

[@rubytuesday7653]

@@yawbear Your a wonderful Women......🌿🪶🌹🪶🌿

[@scapegoatiscariot2767]

The male lion was like, "I've seen 500 of these wildebeest passed by, you're talking about recipes and I'm starving to death. Don't bother, I'll get it." 🤣 One funny thing about it is that the female lions do the greater majority of the hunting.

[@Sheepdog1314]

She most likely was doing the right thing, waiting for a weak or sick one...of course the male just bombs right in

[@dsherwood3889]

He was HUNGRY! lol

[@ldbarthel]

Yeah, you know a male lion is hungry when HE does the hunting...

[@scapegoatiscariot2767]

@@Sheepdog1314 yes. It is best to pick off the one that's not going to fight as much. Less possibility of injury.

[@stephanieyee9784]

No, I think its a case of the lion asking his wife "Where's my dinner?" and her replying, "You know where the kitchen is, get it yourself".

[@swsjr1]

I loved the invisible snacks. Apparently, my cousin gave her little sister an invisible peanut butter and jelly sandwich one day. It was just two pieces of bread with nothing on it. I had to give her props for it, made me laugh so hard despite her parents not being so pleased.

[@rainfeathermedic]

I have been a paramedic for 30 years Im navajo as well live in cali worked on pomo rez , suicide is so bad amongst the kids it’s heartbreaking. Props to u both

[@UnknoownsWrld]

Yea in the latest Rez dogs episode make me cry and there is a guy going around in the comments saying our ansesters didn't kill them self it makes me sad to see people have that mind set

[@Jay-ho9io]

Great love for an you did and do. ,🏆👍🏽

[@charcat1571]

Thank you for all that you do for the people.

[@vixendoe2545]

Had my first Navajo Taco at Window Rock, Arizona in 1978. I moved back to Maine in 1981 but will hunt down an Indian taco at every chance.

[@vincentruckus1356]

i cant in my mind even understand how any of this channels content could have a single thumb down. Great content. Great educators. Eye opening people changing stuff. FUNNY ! FUNNY ! FUNNY !

[@anad4164]

Awesome work you are doing for your community, truly admirable. I love the title of the event "Reaching out to our Relatives". Just shows we are all related and we must care for each other. Keep up the great social work you do and keep the videos coming!

[@Zylophila]

What a thrill to see Honey! She's amazing! I, as white as white can be, LOVE Indian tacos! They're the best tacos! My husband loves them as well. Great video! I hope you have saved a lot of lives with your work.

[@lizardking7772]

This episode hit home because my friend just passed away this Wednesday 9/15/20 due to depression. Stay safe out there people.. this is why natives from all the lands knew how psychedelic plants help the mind, body and soul.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

OMG I'm sorry about that. I'm part Mongol, know a bit about shamanism & yes those natural meds do get folks back on their proper path. Don't touch shit like Prozac with a 10 foot pole! Blessings upon you. 😙👍❤

[@tonapittman]

I love how your channel combines good laughs with good causes. Positivity!

[@karenbernstein414]

Great episode 👏🏼👌 I watched Reservation Dogs this week and cried at the end. Depression can be crippling. Been dealing with it for 20 years now.

[@UnknoownsWrld]

It's made me cry and it's hard for me to cry to a movie

[@savage.4.24]

Nearly 22 years here. But every day is a victory. Every day another day. Remember we have survived 10 of 10 out of our hardest days and we can make it through another.

[@kassandrabowman1608]

white friend here! I love Indian tacos! Much love to my native brothers and sisters.

[@sharonmccomas4173]

I love this channel. Patrick is awesome and Honey did a great job. So much love to all Native Americans

[@stephanieyee9784]

Hi Pat and Angel, here in Australia we have an R U OK? Day during September as an extra push to check on family and friends. It's been more important than ever now as Sydney has been in lockdown now for about 14 weeks.

[@lunasky5635]

Thank you for bringing awareness to depression and to services available and what we can do to help. As Honey said, sometimes just asking “are you OK?” Can help

[@susanscovill6817]

This scene brought up something very important. Suicidal teens tend to feel they are the only ones who become depressed. This teen’s friends comment shows their friend they are not alone in their depression. That it’s something they can talk about. They are not alienated. Great add to you vlog. Cheers from Canader eh!

[@Chris-ce7ve]

Actually teenager depression happens rather often, it is only overlooked, because the media don't show it.

[@yardleybottles6025]

Tolerance, acceptance and love to all.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

Right back at you! 😙❤

[@saguaro2231]

What a powerful thing you are doing; bringing awareness, having fun, making a total commitment to this important topic, and....being yourself.....Thank you

[@mrsteel9026]

Fun as always. Thanks Pat.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Thank you for wearing masks and setting an example. Kudos for Native Americans having the highest vaccination rate.

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

Don't believe everything you hear or read in colonial news.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism Thank you. I'm Mongol & Tibetan so I am immune to COVID, however I will not touch the white man's vax with a 10-foot pole (& I'm also part white LOL)!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 If you are referring to high altitude adaptation or neanderthal DNA, they don't offer full protection.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Doesn't matter because neither does the so-called vax. Most new cases are in people who have been vaxxed! Naw, sorry, not taking the Mark. 👿

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 You're a disingenuous troll. There are breakthrough cases but 99% of COVID-19 deaths are unvaccinated people. Of the tiny percentage of serious adverse reactions adults have had after vaccination, none can actually be proven to be vaccine related. You've already taken the mark by worshipping the orange cow. Most new cases are children. You're advocating child murder.

[@ladyliberty5771]

First off, Indian Tacos rock! Second, thank you for bringing up suicide prevention and awareness. Too many, across all, ignore the signs and don't check in. Especially during Covid, and with Residential schools, it's important to do so. Mental health is as important as physical health, yet is ignored by even those who suffer it. 💗

[@lonestar1637]

I wanted to try an Indian taco so bad when we were visiting my daughter in New Mexico, but the place we stopped at was closing up, but I did get some fry bread. It was delicious!

[@MissCharliechop]

Rewatching this because I'm excited for a new episode!

[@drednal1558]

Speak on your depression or issue with your support system and/or seek help. Bottling it up weakens your amazing personalities. Keep your chins up, stay determined! Another great video. 👏🏾

[@jimbonsf]

Bless you both for your work. Patrick - your channel is awesome! Thanks for sharing your gifts.

[@northeternal5227]

this is an important topic, both of my sons have been down this road and are battling, my youngest moved away with these intention of never being seen again, he has turned a corner, thankfully and is still fighting depression, but hopefully and i pray, no more thoughts on suicide, my oldest son is still there and it's a daily battle to keep him with us and I do not know how to help him, but he has just started speaking with a therapist, my children are my world and i always tell them i love them and that i am proud of them; that i am always here for them, sometimes though you do not know what is going on inside their mind, heart and soul, the internal struggle and all you can do is be there for them, hope and pray

[@tammyne]

Thank you for bringing up suicide prevention awareness month. We lose way too many of our people to suicide and depression.

[@brendaprovence1750]

Love this..so much humor..laughing at ourselves is the best medicine sometimes..bravo also for addressing suicide prevention

[@jeto3557]

You always make a bad day better . The world 🌎 is a better place because Patrick you are in it 🦋💙

[@presleyholiday7331]

Awesome job, Patrick and Honey!!

[@francesfranklin753]

Thank you Patrick, beautiful show!! Thank you for caring, suicide awareness is very important. I wish I could be there. Thanks again.

[@iliveinthewoods]

Sometimes it's hard to have Faith in Humanity, but not around here. ❤

[@jonsanders5997]

Love this always laugh in something else from the east coast. 🤣 Always reach out just like our vets you don't need to be a number. We are here for you.

[@RBarber128]

Excellent video you guys! I hope this helps someone out there who is struggling, lost and feeling alone. You are loved, you matter and the Creator created you for only something you can do. Remember that! Sending love and blessings from Minnesota ✊🏽

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

Right back at you from SE Lower Michigan! From a Mongol who looks very indigenous. 😙👍❤

[@RBarber128]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 Awesome yo!!

[@LillianArch]

Loved the woman's voice in the TikTok video. She sounds so much like my cousin from Pine Ridge. Love her and miss her!! The first video of the Omak Stampede is from Omak in NE Washington. Each year the Confederated Tribes organize a horse race. It covers the steep hills there and the finish line is on the flat at the bottom of a huge very steep hill. You both were fun! Thank you for giving your time to such a serious mental health issue.

[@Sagebigmountain]

Finally some representation for the Afro indigenous siblings ✊🧡🧡

[@mangon3172]

Just wanted to say thank you for touching on the awareness of depression and suicide. I myself have struggled with depression and contemplating taking that path out. And I have known many of friends and loved ones who carried out those thoughts. I live my life now for my daughter and try to stay strong enough to be the father she deserves. To all our brothers and sisters who have are going through hard times speak out, get help, don't be afraid to talk to someone. Find that beautiful reason everyday to remember that you are loved, you are worthy, you are needed.

[@x_HuLiMaKaFLip_x]

I’ve lost quite a few friends to suicide. My stepson’s biological father committed suicide early this year, and I had just spoken to him a few days before he did it. I wish that they had reached out in their darkest moments, even if not to me at least to someone. More so, I wish I had reached out myself knowing that they weren’t feeling all that great. If you know someone who may be having a hard time in life, please, don’t be afraid to check up on them. We need it now more than ever, to lift others up. Call someone you haven’t talked to in a long time and ask them how they’re doing. I’m pretty sure they would appreciate it and you may just make someone’s day. Be safe everyone and spread Love and positivity! Mahalo!

[@anitaarmbrister6601]

Enjoyed as always! Much success at your event.

[@ElaineSimplyEL]

Loved the collab and the topics...especially the suicide prevention! Bless!

[@CCM8817]

Just what I wanted for my birthday! Thank you! You're the best! Missed you Jacob!

[@alexandraaaron9705]

🎊Happy Birthday🎊

[@CCM8817]

@@alexandraaaron9705 It's on Monday, thank you so much! You're very kind 💙

[@frenchpizza9725]

Blessings you all. Being alone sick, thanks for helping me laugh. I needed this. Kissssss

[@rosiedepew8064]

I love all of these. As a Mexican I watch these and realize we are all so much alike. It is funny because after each episode I can't help but feel called out. 😬😬

[@pricklypear6384]

cause they copy Mexican culture.

[@auntycooker3226]

I still love ur show! But to talk about introducing new food, i went to haskell, way back in 1989, and that is where i learned what meat pies are. When i came back home, no one ever had one, and i still got people asking me to make them! Keep the happiness and love!

[@carlak8419]

miss you Pat!

[@rolltidelbc2832]

Much props to how you look out for friends and family! Keep your head up folks!

[@bruce-ruhldesign168]

3:01 Omak Stampede in Omak, Wa, Colville Nation. Crazy ass get together with a "sucide race"...racing horses bareback down a steep dirt hill, across the river, and a lap around the track. Us N.W. natives...salmon hunters, root diggers, fierce berry pickers.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

LOL that's every summer weekend in Mongolia. 😂 Blessings upon you my brother. 😙👍❤

[@beccastyver]

@2:57 reminds me of my uncle coming down the driveway in his El Camino yelling out the window to let us know he’s arrived. Miss ya Uncle RIP

[@susanfanning9480]

Nice to see you again. Sure like the smudge dance. Great that you are supporting suicide awareness. Hard to do but better days will be coming. Luv from Alaska.❤

[@willtijerina5149]

Excellent episode and a wonderful guest. Hilarious videos. Such an important reason why you all are there. Thank you.

[@monajoe118]

Hello to both of u! Sending Greetings from Esgenoopetitj FN, New Brunswick, Canada!

[@RXQ003]

Always happy to watch!

[@karensinclair6428]

u make me wait -kept them coming -thank u

[@cathymorrison4953]

We'll Keep Them in Our Prayers 🥰🧡🇨🇦

[@kristawineburner5016]

Making me happy, like usual! Sending love,peace and strength out to the universe! I know we all need it!

[@ibestrokin]

I see Indian Taco and now all I can think of is "greasy fry bread. Greasy, greasy fry bread". Damn you, Sten!

[@mar79921]

Not to brag, but I ate greasy fry bread while watching greasy fry read 😂

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

How are Indian Tacos made? I'm Mongol, Tibetan & 😲 European. I think frybread is similar to Hungarian fonk (both are delicious!). 😁👍❤

[@ibestrokin]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 here's a link for one way to make it. Just like anything else, there's no one right way to make it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ3KpKybaMehbpY

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@ibestrokin Thank you! 😙👍❤

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@ibestrokin OOH! I think I will sub to Navajo Grandma! Wow cooking dough is just like Mongol method! Thanks again! ❤

[@strippersforanimalrights]

Thank y'all so much for this video and pointing out the helpful things said and asked in the skit on depression. Also, years ago I made dinner (a pot of beans and fry bread) for my boyfriend at the time and his roommate. Their stoner asses nicknamed the fry bread "smash biscuits" and it was comical to witness the looks of relief on their faces when they each came home from work and found neither one of them had eaten all the left overs first. Lmao!

[@zacharyjames9602]

Great episode as always with a powerful and informative message.

[@MtnYetiBarbie]

Awesome blanket on your table today

[@Stories2Heal]

The blanket / table cloth though!

[@leahvillmer9853]

Great episode. Life can be overwhelmingly sad sometimes. I'm in a spot like that right now. I just had to put my mom in hospice because of a brain tumor that was just found earlier this week and I knew for years there was a problem but couldn't get her to help herself. I also lost a good friend in a single car accident. The crazy part about that is that if it hadn't been for my mom's stuff going on I would have been with my friend. And yes, I'm that kid that comes over and tells you everything...always have been. I think it's my way of making sure other people understand that bad things happen but you can keep going even though you feel bent, maybe broken. And yes, I'm taking care of myself and getting the support that I need. I love your videos. Keep going!

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

Oh honey I'm so sorry for what you're going through. You sound like a spiritual warrior. Blessings upon you! 😙👍❤

[@leahvillmer9853]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 Thank you for that. I really appreciate it.

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@leahvillmer9853 Anytime dear. I'll put your family in my prayers. 🌹

[@leahvillmer9853]

@@chinggiskhuree5748 ♥

[@victorlopez-eq3yl]

We enjoy watching... FAMILY....from your Cali native

[@shalmaratrethewey9618]

I love it when you run into someone that remembers your name but you can't remember theirs and your child keeps asking very loudly "Who's that Momma?"

[@erickmazur807]

Had indian tacos for my birthday 9/18 i hooked all my family and friends up. Commod cheese too. That makes the taco!

[@princessfrancisco2369]

Patrick you should have the Reservation Dogs crew to be in your KZbin VIDEOS!!!

[@cccopeland2594]

My new favorite youtube channel. sending love from your indigenous cousins from australia.

[@karenashton5053]

Great message about suicide prevention we’ve all lost friends and family. Love the new blanket!

[@woxineaucrows7355]

Peace out from Canada Brothers an Sisters ~~~Megwiitch ~

[@lizzy-wx4rx]

I heard someone say that every suicide creates a tear in the fabric in the community, and it's true, even if you don't feel or realize that you are part of a community. A classmate of mine killed himself (at school) when I was 15. He was not super popular, just a regular kid, but he left a hole in our class that we all felt, and still feel, even those who weren't good friends with him. I can't even put into words the devastation his death caused. Literally our entire class (and more) went to his funeral. Yet, before he did it, he told someone he felt no one cared about him. We are all more important than we realize.

[@ambramarrs7325]

I’m LMBO 🤣 - I Love 💕 all of you!

[@crystalphillips696]

Always enjoy your videos.

[@ToniGlick]

I've had lots of tacos but only tried an Indian taco once in Gila Bend Arizona. It was a long time ago but I still remember how great it was.

[@nursebetsy5205]

I love your channel and all you do for the Native American population. Thank you. I’m going to be a nomad soon and hope to check out your dancing at a pahwah. I am interested in the meaning of your dancing regalia. Love ya Pat.

[@historylover2432]

the speaker deal is why i got a radio on the back of the toilet also helps with other events that take place ;)

[@sharnya8332]

0:47 Freakin deadly this one 😂😂😂

[@discowolf25]

😂😂😂

[@rickferry280]

Patrick, Thanks again for bringing this message to light. As an advocate for American Indians and Veterans... mental health and suicide prevention are a crossroads of concern for me. We don't think anything about saying "I'm going to the gym" or the doctor or dentist...(to take care of the physical body. We don't think anything about saying "I went to church" to take care of the spiritual body. When will we reach a day when we can openly accept and expect people to "go to a therapist" as part of day to day / week to week / season to season mental health?

[@HouseOfBabies]

Thank you for bringing awareness to suicide prevention. Sept 30th here in Canada is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Can’t wait for Indigenous TikTok to explode with great content on that day.

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

"Truth and Reconciliation" is nothing but more lies, false hopes and empty promises in Indian country, on the other side of the colonial line. It's as fraudulent as Colonial Canada's sovereignty based on the Roman Catholic Church's doctrine of so called "discovery".

[@Chris-ce7ve]

@@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism Never trust any government!

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Thank you for your work and this episode.

[@woodlandwolf9597]

Im a Dene from Canada and I'm so happy I found you guys and your videos.

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

AWESOME. What a great mission. Suicide intervention. I love this channel. So much humor, wisdom and irony.

[@cipherklosenuf9242]

The “war Cry” clip said Omak Stampede, which is in Washington State. It’s a horse race that goes essentially down a sandy cliff into a River. It’s hard core crazy.

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

Sounds like a good time, though.

[@jonastin1788]

10/11/2021 Happy Indigenous People's Day! And many more to come!

[@jomama9075]

The walk is on my birthday, I wish I could be there! Sending good vibes from the East Coast. 🌌💜🌸💕

[@Anits1989]

That little kid ! I remember one time my dad and brother were fixing a car and some kid from the neighborhood walked up and stuck his head under the car and asked what they were doing. Then he just sat down and started talking just like this

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

😂😂👍

[@loubowen8082]

Glad you got a new video out this soon.

[@cordezzesands1124]

Thankz 4 thee ADD...AAYYEE hardy hawarrr hahaha...im just being bannock AAYYEE...most respect NATIVE RECT

[@rhapsody98]

OMG. I have to tell you this story. This past weekend, my mom was helping me sell my handmade soap at a local festival, it was a combined "pioneer and native" festival, so there was a pow-wow. I grabbed an Indian Taco for lunch, and while I was eating, a lady came up to look at our wares. My mom pointed out my lunch and asked the lady "Have you ever had an Indian Taco? They're amazing!" I look up, and this lady is covered in Native Tattoos, her T-Shirt had Native imagery... The only thing she was missing was regalia. Like... Mom. You didn't just ask an actual Native woman if she'd ever had Indian Tacos. I wanted to melt into the floor.

[@ThisAlphaWolf]

Aww, she was just trying to make sure that somebody else didn't miss out on the yummy goodness that is an Indian Taco. Sounds like your mom was just trying to be kind and sweet. I'm sure if that woman was a Native, she probably realized that. We are typically pretty easy going about that kind of thing and personally, it makes me smile that your mom likes Indian Tacos enough that she would want to share them with other people. It's also good for the Native vendors selling them, it's free advertisement!

[@krissy7329]

@@ThisAlphaWolf yesssssss!!!