80 years after Little Big Horn, an East Coast journalist began research
on George Armstrong Custer. A friend told him that an Indian that
lived through that experience was still living and furthermore
remembered EVERY event of his long life. The journalist visited Chief
Big Eagle, who now lived in a small town in Pennsylvania. When he
arrived and stated his purpose, the Chief agreed to answer his
questions.

"On what day of the week did the event take place? "

-- "Wednesday"

"What was Custer wearing?"

-- "Black uniform.. ceremony sword.. old hat"

"What did Custer eat for breakfast?"

-- "Eggs"

The journalist was skeptical and figured anyone could make up these
answers. He left, and never published his article.

Ten years later, the journalist was by coincidence driving through the
same small town, and decided to see if the old Chief was still living.
To his surprise, he was.

As the journalist walked in he raised his hand in the air and said, "How!"

"Over easy, with potatoes on the side," said the chief.