Dom talks about nephews breaking walls and then getting taught how to fix them, Costco carts being the ultimate barriers, plastic straws, and losing your Tribal ID.

If you are curious about what ʔəsqʷic ti staləɬ means it translates to "Lazy Nephew" In Lushootseed.

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Dom talks about his unpleasant experience of being seated in the middle seat on a flight to Atlanta. He also shares some amusing stories about aunties always being mad at their man at the powwow or local gathering and the importance of NOT training legs before getting on a plane. 

If you are curious about what ʔəpus and qəsiʔ  means it translates to "Auntie and Uncle" In Lushootseed.

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If you are curious about what ʔayəyaš sqʷəbayʔ means it translates to "Funny Dog." In Lushootseed.

Dom talks about seeing a dog in Seattle eating gum off the wall at Pikes Place Market, his classmates hating on peanut butter, wet paint on walls in high school, and talks about what guy not to be while standing around a firework stand.

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If you are curious about what dxʷsx̌ayəb means it translates to "A great one for laughing." In Lushootseed.

Dom talks about eating expired canned Olives, Coast Salish Formline designs, his Spotify Wrapped, Rez Tourney hotel rooms, and Native American basketball tournament apparel. 

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If you are curious about what x̌ibəč̓ labatu means it translates to "Black Sheep" in Lushootseed.

Dom talks about gambling at the casino, the global chocolate shortage, shorts socks with jeans, college football compared to the NFL and how to say black and red in Lushootseed.

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Dom talks about buying crafts at the craft store and never using them, takes some calls from the hotline, Natives putting ribbons on everything and pausing your life a total of three times scenario.

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Join Brock and Dom as they talk about their favorite pairs of shoes, job offers from Delaware, NBA jerseys being too simple and why you shouldn't need sauce to go along with your fries. 

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TikTok: @itsbrockc
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Twitter: @brockcarter_

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Dom talks about how we would have saved the world when he was twelve years old, checks in with listeners on the hotline, his favorite pairs of Jordans, Seattle Mariners post-season drought being over and what type of clothing everyone would wear in Washington in the year 2012-2016.

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Lincoln is a USD Law Juris Doctor Canidate who has done all sorts of jobs ranging from picking up cans for extra money, filling up bags of popcorn at the movie theatre and now a Tribal prosecutor!

Please make sure to give him a follow his Instagram or TikTok
@linkwitty

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Dom talks the evolution of each one of his deodorants, picky free zones at certain restaurants, being thankful for his fridge and questions why he thought Walmart was so amazing as a kid. 

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