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By Fus Yvhikv “How would you guys like to see Gov. Bullstitt get vetoed?” Fixico asks. “Yes!” me, Tarpalechee, and Yahola say. “What’s the plan?” I ask. Fixico slurps a huge dollop of his Hamm’s beer. “Braaaapppp!” Fixico belches a thunderous burp as he cranes his chin toward

Sour Sofkee By Fus Yvhikv Does the idea of gaining the greatest degree of control over insurance, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars, and expanding tribal sovereignty captivate you? Then you must attend the upcoming First Ever: Tribal Captive Insurance Company Conference. This conference is planned for February 2024 at

By Fus Yvhikv It’s a busy Saturday morning at The Home Depot. The Doers are getting things done. Scores of customers are pouring through the front door. Dressed in an orange Home Depot apron, Fixico is there to greet them. “Excuse me, sir,” a female customer addresses Fixico. “Where

By Fus Yvhikv Fixico’s short visit to my house was now entering its 2 nd week. He was chomping on a frozen waffle which was in acute need of more microwaving. Fixico was working on his fourth cup of coffee. I ambled over to the Keurig eager for my

Native Oklahoma Magazine August 2022 Sour Sofkee By Fus Yvhikv “Lord, take us back,” intoned U.S. Senate candidate Luke Holland at a political event. But Saint Luke wasn’t the only candidate imploring the Almighty to put some starch into America’s moral fiber. So too were the other