I was born, actually, in Fort Peck indian reservation in the very northeastern part of Montana. My dad was in the indian health Service for about five years. My mom was doing some early childhood education in kind of the rules parts of America. My dad's dad came over from Europe, escaped Nazis, that whole conversation, and ended up opening up a little grocery store, my grandfather and my two great uncles taking care of the miners. (12:13–12:19)
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