[The resulting lecture is as factually correct and informative as it is dry and dull. Of course, it's geared to the late 90s, but Fraser touches briefly on a host of problems, including poverty, alcoholism, isolation -- and, of course (perhaps most importantly to him), the issues of Native Americans.
At the end, if Joshua lets him get through the whole thing, he honestly looks sort of surprised that he did. He usually gets cut off about two sentences in.]
In which I am just too damn lazy.
At the end, if Joshua lets him get through the whole thing, he honestly looks sort of surprised that he did. He usually gets cut off about two sentences in.]