aw yeah

Velma: You two guys got your passports?

Thomas: Passports?

Velma: Yeah! You're leavin' the rez and goin' into a whole different country, cousin.

Thomas: But it's the United States.

Thomas: Durin' the '60s, Arnold Joseph was the perfect hippie because all the hippies were tryin' to be Indians anyway. But because of that, he was always wonderin' how anybody would know when an Indian was tryin' to make a social statement. But there's proof, you know. Back durin' the Vietnam War, he was demonstratin' against it and there was this photographer there. He took a picture of Arnold that day, and it made it onto the wire services and was reprinted in newspapers throughout the country. It even made it to the cover of Time magazine! In that photograph, Arnold is wearin' bell-bottoms and a flowered shirt, his hair in braids, with red peace symbols splashed across his face like war paint! He holds a rifle above his head, captured in that moment just before he proceeded to beat the shit out of the National Guard private lyin' on the ground beneath him. Another demonstrator holds a sign, just barely visible over his left shoulder. It reads: "Make love, not war".

Lucy: Geez. Did your dad really do that?

Victor: Thomas, you're so full of shit.

Lucy: Oh, then what happened?