massachusetts on cape cod now there's a lot more to this and we've been start at the beginning now as you know all the which now we call them pilgrims actually they have a very strict puritans they came over on the mayflower and the left plymouth england and twenty and it was a terrible voyage there were many storms because in the four bridges not that really the best time to go it took them sixty six days to was the ship was the above ninety feet not very big and of course they had animals and supplies as so there wasn't a lot of room and they were church and they wanted to separate themselves from that they wanted to do their own way and of course the government didn't allow them and persecuted them so many of them mayflower unfortunately the speed rail turned out to be absolutely uncivil of the year and had to turn back so they took some people from the speedwell and added t to the mayflower which made a problem because they didn't have enough food actually and some of them contracted scurvy which was not the best thing well they landed and in six believe it what airline was that though is that actually then the new may plow or did it in fifty six is so not that much better which nobody ever talks about over twenty people he actually kidnapped and sold into slavery and actually it was a lucky thing in a way because there was a native whose name was quantum and he was kidnapped by hunt and sold into slavery in spain but as scaped and then came back that no because one of the most horrible things and that wasn't really our fault so much the natives had no immunity to our other foods and sure shellfish they had the lots of seafood and they join together even children and he had to decide should i kill the newcomers or should i allow them to stay and he was smart enough to know that these people were very powerful they had guns and other things that probably will could help him with other privacy so he decided to let them stay and live now actually this agreement lasted for fifty years it's the only thing as far as i know of any agreement two peoples the natives and the newcomers that everlast it there too long it lasted as long as masses so it was alive fifty years and after that there was a horrible change king philip's  little buildings which are probably how they were in the old days and people come from all over the world to look at this and sort of interesting things have you been doing yes a long time ago no there isn't i want to do a more detailed thing is that i love history especially american history but my complaint is that most people don't care about the indian history which i think is an outrage because these natives were here long before us they had a very interesting history and  don't know anything about so ridiculous well i think about we're i'm from in new york and i think a lot of the problem is is that the indians did not have a written you know they didn't like keep box records of these things and when the colonists came they didn't particularly record many of the story of three so you really just a lot of the they had the  air in fact one of the indians that we gave you beautiful and with very beautiful animals and what they do give us sickness and liquor shame on you shame on us now let's celebrate with a liquor or something and oil for every little critter you had to slaughter every animal but anyway let's celebrate to be a still alive but we should have done better yet we really should let's have a little si