At night, after Hoolihan’s, we took a quick look around the Ho-Chunk tribe casino.
In case you didn't know, in 1987 the US Supreme Court ruled that Native Americans are partially independent from the federal government, and therefore can build gambling establishments that don't fall under state laws, which makes things a whole lot easier. Obviously, a good chunk of the cash is raked in by non-Native hustler-organizers, but sometimes bonuses trickle down to the rank-and-file tribe members too. For example, the Cabazon tribe has only 50 people – those guys definitely live off the fat of the land.
There are officially 562 Native American tribes in the US in total, and only half of them have sold out to the white devils and allowed gambling businesses to be set up under their name. The Navajo, for example, who number a whopping three hundred thousand, just hustle by making Dream Catchers.
Dream Catcher, a souvenir heavily hyped up specifically to be sold to white people