Uncle Si Built the Dynasty But Bella & Jacob Are Taking Over

Summary

Duck Call Room Podcast Summary: "Uncle Si Built the Dynasty But Bella & Jacob Are Taking Over"
Release Date: June 10, 2025
Hosts: Si Robertson & Justin Martin
Guests: Bella & Jacob Robertson

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1. Anniversary Celebration and Marriage Insights

[00:50 - 05:43]

The episode kicks off with the hosts celebrating a significant milestone in Bella and Jacob Robertson's marriage. Jase Robertson announces, "Today marks a special day on the calendar. Uh oh, four years ago today, we were trying to break the dance floor at Willie’s house for the marriage of both Bella and Jacob Mayo" (00:53).

Key Discussions:

• Marriage Longevity:
  Si Robertson reflects on four years of marriage, stating, "It gets better. 10 years down. I can honestly say it is better now than it was 10 years ago" (02:17).

• Humorous Anecdotes:
  The hosts share funny moments from the early years of Bella and Jacob's marriage, including instances of crying and playful banter about their long-lasting union.

• Marriage Advice:
  Practical and humorous advice is given, likening marriage to gardening: "You gotta work at it. It's just like when you do a garden. You gotta work at it" (03:27). Bella adds, "That's good advice" (04:02).

2. Quirks and Domestic Compromises

[13:25 - 22:37]

The conversation transitions to the everyday quirks that Bella and Jacob bring into their marriage, highlighting how these small differences can both drive each other "nuts" and strengthen their bond.

Key Discussions:

• Fan vs. No-Fan Conflict:
  Bella and Jacob discuss their differing preferences for having a fan on at night. Jacob jokes, "She says she can't get up with the fan on" (04:59), leading to a comedic exchange about using remote-controlled fans to maintain peace.

• Home Improvement Roles:
  The couple humorously divides household tasks, with Bella handling carpentry and Jacob (played by John-David Owen) managing dishwashing. They joke about Jacob's lack of handyman skills: "I'm not a fix-it guy" (07:02).

• Playful Teasing:
  The hosts engage in light-hearted teasing about each other's domestic skills, emphasizing the fun and mutual respect that underpins their relationship.

3. Reflections on Duck Dynasty and New TV Show Ventures

[22:37 - 46:11]

Bella and Jacob share their experiences with the Duck Dynasty revival TV show, offering insights into their roles and interactions on set.

Key Discussions:

• Jason's Involvement:
  Jacob discusses his first experiences with the new Duck Dynasty episodes, mentioning how he wasn't around during the original series but is excited about his role in the revival: "I love me" (19:22).

• Family Memories and Phil Robertson:
  The hosts reminisce about fond memories with the late Phil Robertson, sharing stories that highlight his adventurous spirit and unique personality. Jacob recounts a memorable moment where Phil asked him to shoot a snake on camera: "Just shoot it. Just shoot it." (41:13).

• Ms. K's Update:
  The podcast touches on the status of Ms. K, a beloved family member undergoing a transition. Jase shares, "When I'm ready to laugh again, I'm gonna come be on that podcast with you inside" (55:06), providing a heartfelt update on her progress and the support she's receiving from the family.

4. Parent-Child Relationships and Legacy

[46:11 - 57:30]

The discussion delves into the dynamics between the Robertsons and their children, exploring how legacy and family bonds influence their daily lives.

Key Discussions:

• Teaching and Mentorship:
  Si Robertson shares his role in mentoring Bella during her school years, emphasizing the importance of perseverance: "I'm not agreeing with that. I helped you one time" (52:35).

• Sibling Rivalries and Support:
  Bella and Jacob talk about their interactions with siblings, including playful rivalries and the unwavering support they provide each other.

• Childhood Memories:
  The hosts reminisce about childhood antics, such as Bella's tire-popping incidents and Jacob's experiences with Phil, adding a nostalgic and humorous layer to the conversation.

5. Competitive Spirits and Family Fun

[47:25 - 57:30]

The episode concludes with discussions about family competitiveness, particularly focusing on Jacob and Jase's playful rivalries in sports like pickleball.

Key Discussions:

• Pickleball Matches:
  Jase and Jacob recount their competitive pickleball games, highlighting the fun and spirited nature of their competitions. Jase remarks, "I'm there to start a fight, not to play pickleball together." (50:07).

• Trash Talking:
  The playful trash talk between family members is a recurring theme, showcasing the strong bonds and mutual respect that underpin their interactions.

• Family Unity:
  Despite the competitiveness, the family emphasizes unity and support, ensuring that their relationships remain strong and resilient.

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• “It gets better. 10 years down. I can honestly say it is better now than it was 10 years ago.” - Si Robertson (02:17)
• “You gotta work at it. It's just like when you do a garden. You gotta work at it.” - Martin (03:27)
• “I love me.” - Jacob Robertson (19:22)
• “Just shoot it. Just shoot it.” - Phil Robertson (41:13)
• “When I'm ready to laugh again, I'm gonna come be on that podcast with you inside.” - Jase Robertson (55:06)
• “I'm there to start a fight, not to play pickleball together.” - Jase Robertson (50:07)

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Conclusion

In this episode of Duck Call Room, Si Robertson and Justin Martin offer a heartfelt and humorous glimpse into the lives of Bella and Jacob Robertson. Through celebrating marriage milestones, sharing family anecdotes, reflecting on new TV ventures, and embracing competitive spirits, the podcast encapsulates the essence of family bonds and legacy. Notable moments include candid advice on marriage, cherished memories with Phil Robertson, updates on Ms. K’s recovery, and the playful rivalries that keep family interactions lively and engaging.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the Duck Commander family, this episode provides an entertaining and insightful look into the dynamics that keep the Robertson family as the heart of Duck Commander.

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Timestamps Reference

• Marriage Celebration Start: 00:50
• Marriage Longevity Discussion: 02:17
• Fan Compromise Anecdote: 04:59
• Stopbox Ad: 11:43
• Quirks in Marriage: 13:25
• Duck Dynasty Reflections: 22:37
• Phil Robertson Stories: 41:13
• Ms. K Update: 55:06
• Competitive Pickleball: 50:07
• Episode Conclusion: 57:30

Note: The timestamps provided correspond to the positions in the transcript and are used for reference within this summary.

Transcript

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[Si Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Martin]

Has there been anything newsworthy?

[Jase Robertson]

Yes, there's newsworthy things. We have guests today and I think we're rolling. And if not, we're gonna roll. Most the of Martin's looking at fishing scores, size of what's in the news. But I have breaking news. Today marks a special day on the calendar. Uh oh, four years ago today, we were trying to break the dance floor at Willie's house for the marriage of both Bella and Jacob Mayo.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, that's today.

[Willie Robertson]

That's today.

[Jase Robertson]

And they're both here.

[Martin]

That was the day of the union, boy.

[Si Robertson]

Wow.

[Jase Robertson]

Day of the union.

[Willie Robertson]

Wow.

[Si Robertson]

I had no idea of the day that.

[Martin]

Oh, y' all have made it through four years.

[Willie Robertson]

Four years.

[Si Robertson]

Y' all got through the hard part. Y' all should probably write a book on it or something.

[Willie Robertson]

How to make it four years.

[Si Robertson]

How to make it four whole years. Oh, man, that's awesome. Though there were some. I ain't gonna lie mine. There were some trying times those first four years.

[Martin]

He said it was some trying as.

[Si Robertson]

A guy who just knocked off 10.

[Martin]

Was that crying Times crying.

[Si Robertson]

So one of us, a little.

[Jase Robertson]

Both.

[Si Robertson]

One of us was crying.

[Jase Robertson]

It's me.

[Martin]

Which run home to mama first.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, man. Lord. Well, congratulations, y' all. Four years. That's incredible.

[Bella Robertson]

Any advice for us?

[Si Robertson]

Keep going.

[Jase Robertson]

Hold on tight.

[Si Robertson]

I'm going to tell you. I'll tell you this. The one thing Godwin told me that has rang true through all of marriage. It gets better. He was not, in fact wrong in that he said, it just gets better. 10 years down. I can honestly say it is better now than it was 10 years ago. So that was the one truth that I've taken that I remember. I won't forget. It gets better.

[Jase Robertson]

Sigh. You've been married for 85 years.

[Martin]

About 54.

[Si Robertson]

54.

[Jase Robertson]

Can you.

[Bella Robertson]

He remembers.

[Jase Robertson]

That's actually a wild number.

[Si Robertson]

54 years of marriage.

[Jase Robertson]

54.

[Martin]

Especially to a mean one like I'm married to. Of course I'm kidding.

[Jase Robertson]

But you've been married for. I mean it. I'm not. I'm. I feel like I've been married forever and it would take me 30 more years.

[Si Robertson]

They're not 54 combined. Let's put it that way.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. I was just about to say that.

[Si Robertson]

Combined age. There's.

[Willie Robertson]

They're still four years longer than my age. Doubled.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

You've been around for a minute. Dog.

[Willie Robertson]

25. Twice as fast.

[Martin]

But here's the deal. You gotta work at it. It's just like when you do a garden. You gotta work at it.

[Jase Robertson]

Life's garden.

[Si Robertson]

Dig it.

[Martin]

There's a lot of weed pulling.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Gotta water it.

[Martin]

Because you got two individuals that actually come together and they both bring excess weed baggage that is not needed.

[Si Robertson]

There you go.

[Martin]

Yeah. And you've got to. Yeah. Pull here. Throw that away. Oh, don't. Don't throw that away. Keep that.

[Bella Robertson]

That's good advice.

[Jase Robertson]

You're a garden guy. I've always said marriage is like a boat.

[Si Robertson]

What?

[Martin]

You got a lot of holes.

[Jase Robertson]

You better hold on.

[Si Robertson]

Oh.

[Jase Robertson]

Storms probably going to show up out of nowhere.

[Si Robertson]

I was going to go.

[Jase Robertson]

And if you both ain't working towards it, you're going to end up drowning in the ocean.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Oh, no.

[Si Robertson]

Bust out another thousand.

[Martin]

Not both working forward.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah. The waves will take you where they may.

[Martin]

You're going. You won't. You won't last.

[Jase Robertson]

You end up like Tom Hanks.

[Martin]

You'll separate.

[Jase Robertson]

She's with a dentist. You're just on an island by yourself.

[Martin]

It's like anytime you put two different identities together in harness, if they don't pull together, they never accomplish nothing.

[Si Robertson]

There you go.

[Martin]

Always pulling in different directions. Speaking of no good.

[Jase Robertson]

But speaking of different directions, y' all did kind of take our fan base by storm. You turn on with the fan on or fan off situation. Has that been resolved?

[Willie Robertson]

The fan's still on. I have to turn it off every morning before she gets out of bed, though, so.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah, that's a compromise.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

She says she can't get up with the fan on.

[Jase Robertson]

So you legitimately. You just can't get out of bed when a fan's on.

[Willie Robertson]

She's bedridden.

[Bella Robertson]

I can't open the covers and be exposed to the cold air.

[Martin]

That's right. She don't like cold air.

[Jase Robertson]

Put some clothes on, man.

[Bella Robertson]

What do you be My job is still.

[Willie Robertson]

No. She's sleeping. A sweater and still not want the fan on.

[Jase Robertson]

I don't get it.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't either.

[Jase Robertson]

Well, that's year four, man.

[Martin]

As you will.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

And in our relationship, fan goes on at night and it goes off in the morning. That's. That's the compromise.

[Jase Robertson]

I think y' all should invent, like, timer to help save marriages. Because I. That seems like way too.

[Si Robertson]

You know, it's crazy to me. Yeah. They make fans with remotes now. You don't even have to get out of bed. Turn it off. It's just.

[Jase Robertson]

Good point.

[Si Robertson]

Push a button.

[Bella Robertson]

Do I have to get a whole new fan?

[Si Robertson]

Well, yeah.

[Martin]

No, you have to.

[Willie Robertson]

We just keep it old school.

[Martin]

Then you miss all the floor.

[Bella Robertson]

Let me tell you one thing, though.

[Si Robertson]

Installing a ceiling fan is like two screws if you've already got one.

[Jase Robertson]

Unless you.

[Bella Robertson]

Let me tell you one thing, though, about this marriage. That if someone is screwing in the fixture or whatever, it's me, and I do not like to do that.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't know if I would agree with that fully.

[Bella Robertson]

That's true.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't know if I'd agree with it fully.

[Jase Robertson]

All right, Mr. Handyman.

[Willie Robertson]

I'd say 50. 50?

[Jase Robertson]

Wait, 50?

[Si Robertson]

50?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

No, it's 85. 15.

[Martin]

That's why you hire someone.

[Willie Robertson]

That's what I do. That's. I hire people to do it. I don't personally do it. It's not.

[Bella Robertson]

I like to hire people. So most of the time.

[Martin]

Well, wait a minute. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Si Robertson]

Time out. Time out.

[Martin]

Time out.

[Si Robertson]

We got four years down, but this fifth one gonna.

[Martin]

That's like me. If I tried to fix something at the house, I'm gonna have to play about three times more.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

When I got called the guy that does it for a living, I broke.

[Jase Robertson]

A washing machine recently.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I would say that's me, too.

[Martin]

I'm not a fix it guy.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I'm not either.

[Martin]

Okay. And don't try to make me. Don't try to do. Give me a honey do list.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Cause I'm going to laugh at you. Turn it up and you going to get mad.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Hey, back to what go. Y' all are missing the fun. Because look.

[Si Robertson]

Doesn't seem like it.

[Martin]

No, no. Because there's a lot of giggling going on at my house.

[Si Robertson]

A lot of giggling.

[Martin]

Yeah. When it gets a little cool. Cause I get cool and then I get cuddly.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, okay.

[Martin]

So the first thing you hear when I. If I get cold, you're gonna hear my wife giggling.

[Si Robertson]

What does that do for you? What does that do for you, Bella? You ever just. You ever just pictured your uncle sign?

[Bella Robertson]

I didn't want to know that someone.

[Si Robertson]

Turned the air on.

[Martin]

Oh, no. I'm a color from way back. Okay, that's from.

[Willie Robertson]

Look.

[Martin]

That's from my mother having dogs who help her wake the children up.

[Jase Robertson]

Y' all ain't got like an alarm clock?

[Martin]

No.

[Jase Robertson]

A rooster?

[Martin]

No, no. But it's more fun with the dog. We'll hear and there and smell the bacon cooking and all that. And then we'll hear. Mamie, it's time to get the kids up.

[Jase Robertson]

Who's Mamie?

[Martin]

Mamie's the dog that weighs 125 pounds that have been out all night in the cold. Her nose is like an icicle. And guess what? She's coming in the bed. And it ain't no way you can keep her out from under the covers.

[Si Robertson]

You can't turn that off with a.

[Martin]

Oh, no, no, because here she comes. And then it's.

[Willie Robertson]

I thought you were going to say the dog started giggling. You know, giggles too. I didn't know.

[Si Robertson]

So what about that dog made you cuddle?

[Martin]

Well, hey. Well, hey, when I got married, if I get cold, I don't used to be the dog. I don't want to get warm.

[Si Robertson]

Okay. All right.

[Martin]

Hey, I go to mama and get warm real quick.

[Si Robertson]

Okay. Hey.

[Martin]

Then the fun begins.

[Si Robertson]

Our 16 year old intern is finding a good giggle about.

[Martin]

He just went.

[Jase Robertson]

That was the exact face he made. Hold on. But I. I have to reverse this a little bit. You're installing appliances at your home.

[Willie Robertson]

No, she's not. She is.

[Bella Robertson]

I did install.

[Willie Robertson]

She put these Amazon $10 sconces up beside our bed and think she's a new engineer. Okay, that's what she's talking about.

[Bella Robertson]

The gift that I got you, that you love.

[Willie Robertson]

She bought me a bidet one time and a part of the Christmas gift. She put the bidet on the toilet. A new English.

[Martin]

I knew how to do it.

[Willie Robertson]

That's all I'm saying.

[Jase Robertson]

To be fair, sir, that's impressive. My wife doesn't know how to work a light bulb.

[Bella Robertson]

That's what I'm saying.

[Jase Robertson]

What else are you installing?

[Willie Robertson]

That's it.

[Bella Robertson]

Well, I just mean like, I hang everything that we order.

[Jase Robertson]

Like our walls are bare.

[Bella Robertson]

All that kind of stuff. I hang everything.

[Willie Robertson]

She puts the nail in and I put it on the wall for.

[Bella Robertson]

I put. No, I do that.

[Jase Robertson]

I'm on here.

[Willie Robertson]

I'll never win though. It's not a big deal. I don't have anything to prove, so I'm not a handyman, and I'm okay with that.

[Jase Robertson]

That's okay.

[Willie Robertson]

You know what I'm saying?

[Jase Robertson]

I just thought she was about to be, like, ordered refrigerator, had that hooked up, put the dishwasher in.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, she got the dolly out, put it in the house, you know, But.

[Martin]

But you are. As long as you provide.

[Bella Robertson]

I installed the b. Can someone give me credit for that?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. Hey, I'm cleaner for it. Let's just say I'm cleaner for it.

[Jase Robertson]

Well, you both are.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, but the thing is, it's shared.

[Jase Robertson]

I mean, well, I mean, I. I've never been a part of a home where the wife knew how to do anything like that.

[Martin]

Hey, it's a give and take.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, and it's.

[Martin]

It's a. Hey, you use your strong points, and if I have any, I'll try to use mine.

[Si Robertson]

Brittany does a lot of that stuff at the house. Yeah, like hanging stuff and all that.

[Jase Robertson]

I'll tell her to go, hey, it.

[Martin]

Should be that way, because, hey, that's your domain.

[Si Robertson]

Well, she was raised.

[Willie Robertson]

That is your call.

[Si Robertson]

Her dad and granddad are both like shade tree carpenters. So, like, squares and all that stuff. Make me, you know, I'm Phil Robertson. Nothing in Nature Square. I mean, you know, which also just means you're a poor carpenter. So I stay out of that realm. But not. I mean, I could install a bidet. I fixed toilets, fixed our air conditioner. Like, there's plumbing.

[Jase Robertson]

Doesn't scare me. Electricity is terrifying.

[Si Robertson]

But, yeah, putting stuff on a wall, 0 out of 10 chance I get it the right height or straight. So.

[Jase Robertson]

I got a stop box right here, Martin.

[Si Robertson]

What's in it?

[Jase Robertson]

My keys.

[Si Robertson]

You better get.

[Jase Robertson]

And if I was in a need of a quick getaway, but I didn't want anybody else to have my keys.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, there you go.

[Jase Robertson]

And they're open.

[Si Robertson]

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[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Martin]

What quirk does he have that drives you nuts?

[Si Robertson]

Okay.

[Jase Robertson]

Look at it.

[Martin]

And then vice versa.

[Bella Robertson]

Well, I think this is what we've talked about. It's the fan.

[Jase Robertson]

That's it.

[Bella Robertson]

Like, it's the thing.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

If they didn't figure out how to work this fan out, we wouldn't be here. Right?

[Si Robertson]

For her, it's the fan. And for him, it's sink full of dishes. Right?

[Martin]

Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Ain't that the two things that drive y' all said?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, probably.

[Si Robertson]

So, yeah. He washes the dishes. Yep, he washes the dishes. And she does all the carpentry.

[Martin]

Someone was. Oh, no, you don't.

[Bella Robertson]

I. I cook.

[Jase Robertson]

I have a question for you, Bella.

[Bella Robertson]

No, no, it's a good combo.

[Si Robertson]

Amen.

[Martin]

Whatever. Look, whatever. You know, don't let nobody tell you what to do in your home.

[Si Robertson]

Hey, Bella was cooking last night. I FaceTimed her because the boys wanted.

[Martin]

To say, whatever works for you, too.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

That's all that matters.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

Has he ever backed up?

[Martin]

You go jump in the lake?

[Bella Robertson]

Not mine, just everybody else's.

[Willie Robertson]

Just my friend. Twice.

[Jase Robertson]

Okay, I got the truth of that. By the way, friend's a good customer. Zach. Shout out, Zach. He said he didn't tell the truth.

[Willie Robertson]

What did he say?

[Jase Robertson]

He said that he walked in and said, hey, I'm parked behind you. Don't back into me on the second time. And then you went.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't know if he's stretching that. I have no recollection.

[Martin]

Well, hey, I will use a Phil Robertson deal here. He was terrible at that.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. Hey.

[Martin]

Okay. Yo. So he would tell you, don't park behind me. If you did, you're risking getting your vehicle run over.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

That is why I have never gotten, you know, our hit, because I always park in front of you.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, yeah. Larry, let's. I'm gonna one up myself here for a second. Since we've been roasting myself a little bit.

[Bella Robertson]

We haven't been roasting.

[Willie Robertson]

Who puts the gas in your car?

[Bella Robertson]

You.

[Willie Robertson]

Since we've been married.

[Jase Robertson]

Wait, you don't know how to. You don't. No, I know.

[Bella Robertson]

Text him. Any gas today? Meet me.

[Willie Robertson]

I'm saying.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, wait. This is a meet up situation.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

Oh, Allison, if you were listening. No chance, homegirl. You slide that.

[Willie Robertson]

It's just an old school thing. I just can.

[Bella Robertson]

But he just does it.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

My wife told me about a guy that did that for his wife, and I said, you should have married him.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Should have gave that one a whirl. Yeah, Sorry. I'm all about equal treatment of men and women. Pump you on gas, and I only.

[Bella Robertson]

Go, take us out of town. I'll fill it up every time. It's just that he offers and he likes to.

[Jase Robertson]

I like that. That's a sweet little.

[Willie Robertson]

Tonight.

[Bella Robertson]

If he can't, he's like, no, I'm. I'm kind of far. I'll be like, okay, I'll do it. But he just does it.

[Si Robertson]

So when you pump gas, do you go till it shuts off, or do you stop on zeros?

[Willie Robertson]

And I go to a shuts off.

[Jase Robertson]

I go to 20 bucks. And then I get so bored.

[Willie Robertson]

Well, what I'll do is you need.

[Bella Robertson]

To call Jacob to come do it.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I'll come talk to you, too. I'll just talk.

[Jase Robertson]

That would make it where I could fill it up.

[Bella Robertson]

Jacob comes and does it, and he comes to my window.

[Martin]

I've got to run it up till it's. It's even.

[Si Robertson]

I have to do an even dollar amount. I'm.

[Martin]

Same way. Same way.

[Si Robertson]

It shuts off, and then I go to the next dollar.

[Martin]

If it's 1150. I gotta run 10.

[Willie Robertson]

I. I used to do that. The gas comes back on me, so I just stopped doing that.

[Si Robertson]

Well, you got to let it breathe for a minute. You got to let the bubble settle down. You got pull it out, let it breathe.

[Jase Robertson]

And then you thought we were going to gas. Well, I do fill up now, though, because I'm an adult, but I'm also just trying to see how long I can go without getting gas. Current record, 31 days.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, you fill up once a month.

[Martin]

So I knew a guy that just.

[Bella Robertson]

I do run it till the last.

[Martin]

He always run his pickup. Every time it was just. It was fixed to go out of gas.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, he went through a lot of fuel pumps.

[Martin]

That was just him.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah, I do that.

[Martin]

I said, hey. He said, I run out of gas the other day, and I said, it's no wonder. I said, you drive it forever, it's gonna run out, son. And you don't ever fill it up. Give me five dollars worth. Or give me six, seven, ten dollars.

[Jase Robertson]

I'll get you where you need to.

[Willie Robertson]

Give me two gallons, boy.

[Martin]

Yeah. Yeah. I could understand it when we didn't have no money.

[Willie Robertson]

Right.

[Martin]

Well, I pulled up, now you give me 50 cents worth. That's all I had.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

But, you know, these days. Come on.

[Willie Robertson]

5.

[Si Robertson]

5.

[Martin]

16 of a gallon down the street.

[Si Robertson]

You spill 50 cents of gas whenever you take the nozzle off.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah. Anyways, y' all are on a big TV show now.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. What's it like, Jacob? You weren't around for DD version one, the Duck Dynasty version.

[Jase Robertson]

You weren't.

[Willie Robertson]

Were.

[Si Robertson]

No.

[Jase Robertson]

I really got to think about that the other day.

[Si Robertson]

Bella was, like, 8, and I was.

[Jase Robertson]

Like, man, that was long ago.

[Martin]

Well, see, I've asked. I. What do you think's gonna be a good. The fans are gonna enjoy it.

[Bella Robertson]

I hope so.

[Jase Robertson]

I wouldn't know. He didn't watch the first episode.

[Martin]

No, no. I talk about it a lot, though.

[Willie Robertson]

You haven't watched it, but you talk about it. Is it imagination?

[Martin]

No, no, it's good.

[Willie Robertson]

Okay.

[Bella Robertson]

He knows.

[Martin]

I told him. I said, well, I said, look, y' all need to check out the Duck Dynasty new revival. Because I said, in my humble opinion, I think it's gonna be fantastic.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

There's so many characters to choose from, who you can like.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

And I. And I said. And I have to say, I was surprised. There's a lot of talent there.

[Jase Robertson]

It's the most Jace compliment to, you.

[Martin]

Know, change, you know, to check for it.

[Jase Robertson]

I mean, I couldn't believe it.

[Bella Robertson]

Uncle said that's a compliment.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I'll take it.

[Martin]

Oh, no, I'm serious.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

Okay. I'm gonna ask, who are you most surprised by?

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah, he's shocked that some of y' all have talent.

[Si Robertson]

Well, I'm gonna ask. Yeah, go ahead.

[Martin]

Well, I'm not gonna. An.

[Si Robertson]

They can't hate. They can't hate you. You're their own thing.

[Martin]

No, I think they have a lot of. A lot. It's a lot of potential.

[Si Robertson]

Okay, well, then who's got the least amount? Well, if you won't tell me who's got the most, who's got the least.

[Martin]

I ain't gonna tell you that either.

[Si Robertson]

Well, then who's your.

[Bella Robertson]

Who's your favorite character on the new show? Who's your favorite character on the new.

[Si Robertson]

Himself. I love Psy.

[Martin]

I love me.

[Jase Robertson]

I love side, too.

[Martin]

No, I'm just saying I'm looking forward to see what the fans say, because there's no doubt in my mind they gonna love it.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, you gonna be scrolling all over Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, huh?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I think it'll do.

[Martin]

Well, it's actually good, y' all. And like, my hat, I will say this. My hat's off to two. Okay. That's him and Christian.

[Si Robertson]

Him and Christian.

[Martin]

Look. Cause they put up with so much bull for me, and they do it very good.

[Si Robertson]

Christian got got again today.

[Martin]

And they do it very good. Because I'm surprised. They shock me that they do take it so well.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, well, today you said he has zero brains, so we'll see.

[Martin]

Well, no, no, because, hey, it goes on. On and on.

[Willie Robertson]

It does. Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

I think I said it's a good thing he got muscles.

[Martin]

Oh, no, no, no, no. This one here, he's like a junkyard dog. You rattled his cage.

[Si Robertson]

That's that Balkan village.

[Martin]

Yeah, he's gonna rattle back.

[Si Robertson]

That's what happens when you.

[Willie Robertson]

I shake the cage with you.

[Martin]

No, no, no, no. And I. You know, and that's why I said, it's gonna be great when you get caught.

[Bella Robertson]

I can't wait in a few weeks when they see the Chicken Coop episode.

[Martin]

No, no, no, no. Cause I felt so bad doing that. I really did. Cause they just kept saying, oh, hey, no, you gotta get on them first.

[Willie Robertson]

You know, it was. Yeah, I think it'll be good. And I think based off, like, the first episode, it'll really open up, like.

[Martin]

As the season it started. And it's a good thing, right? Yeah, it started out on the first episode. Kind of slow, right?

[Willie Robertson]

Exactly.

[Martin]

But trust me when I tell you.

[Si Robertson]

This man acting like he was.

[Willie Robertson]

He didn't watch it.

[Martin]

He hasn't. I just. When it was filmed, I watched it.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, okay.

[Martin]

Because I'm involved in.

[Jase Robertson]

He is the greatest television person. He didn't even watch it. And he knows.

[Willie Robertson]

He's the producer. I forgot he's producing.

[Martin]

Started out slow, but trust me when I tell you, okay, The. The trains picks up speed and every once in a while it drums Check.

[Jase Robertson]

I have no idea what happened.

[Bella Robertson]

Well, you know, a lot of people after the first night were commenting. Not a lot of people. Maybe like 10 people. But people were saying that I was Scrooge and rude and whatever. And it made me think about the day when we were doing a certain scene. I would leave that till they find out. But remember, Uncle Si was telling me and you. We were. We were the Scrooges.

[Jase Robertson]

You also love you.

[Martin]

Hold on. Hey, everybody's part.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Okay. And hey, if. If it fits, wear it and wear it with a badge of honor. That would be the best Scrooge you can be. If it's just.

[Jase Robertson]

I will be.

[Bella Robertson]

Thank you.

[Willie Robertson]

Best advice from Sigh. If it fits, wear it.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah, that's true, y' all.

[Willie Robertson]

That's another political standpoint for S.

[Martin]

Okay. Because they go, they're gonna put up like when you was in class with your peers, they're going to put labels on you.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Martin]

Okay. Now, you can either get mad about it or fight it or even fight over it.

[Si Robertson]

Or you can embrace it.

[Martin]

It's not going to go away. Or you can just wear it on.

[Si Robertson]

You can embrace it.

[Martin]

Yeah, embrace it.

[Si Robertson]

I mean, look at the finest example of that. Look at John Godwin. He's still riding ham sandwiches.

[Martin]

Ham sandwich.

[Si Robertson]

He still. Everybody, your hands still smell like taco meat. I'm so glad I didn't get his. Oh, man. Goblin was a real one on that deal.

[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

How can you not agree with that?

[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

Cut it, baby.

[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Ain't nobody mad. Somebody walk up to you at the end of the year and hand you a grand. Nobody's mad.

[Jase Robertson]

I would be so excited. Switching super easy. I did it took 10 minutes, kept my same phone number that I've had since I was like 14. So I liked that. I said, I'm in on that. And they're always helping out veterans. This is just one other cause that they're doing right now. So if you want to get involved in that, just go to PureTalk.com duck to switch hassle free in as little as 10 minutes. Again, that's PureTalk.com duck to support veterans and to switch to America's wireless company, PureTalk.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, but so, Jacob, your first experience, I remember when we first did it. Have you had any, like, phone calls from people that you haven't talked to in 10 years or so?

[Willie Robertson]

Definitely.

[Si Robertson]

That all of a sudden saw like, hey man, what's up?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I'm definitely, yeah, hey, what's up? Or like, congrats or can't believe you made it. I was like, I guess. So here we are.

[Si Robertson]

You've made it. Well, that ain't the only thing, you know. Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

I got something else to talk to him about.

[Martin]

Here's the deal. A lot of people can't do it.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, sure.

[Martin]

I mean, really, it's just, it's something about, you know, a camera is just, you know, it's. It's like pointing a gun at them.

[Willie Robertson]

Right. No, it's really freeze up, you know. Yeah.

[Martin]

For some. Okay.

[Willie Robertson]

Just you point out a gun at them and they go crazy.

[Martin]

They don't even know it's there.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah, I see you.

[Jase Robertson]

He blast.

[Martin]

No, no, because I don't. I don't even see him anymore.

[Jase Robertson]

I will say I.

[Si Robertson]

And here's why that is not.

[Martin]

I'm always.

[Si Robertson]

No, that's not true. You see them. You see, because when you see them, you. You turn it up. I said, don't Even say you don't see we brought. Quit that you. I'm going to call you out on that one, old man.

[Jase Robertson]

Like, I met this girl named Kelsey.

[Martin]

Correct. Okay, I do see him.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

And I guess deep down in it's that meme though.

[Si Robertson]

It's like, let's go.

[Jase Robertson]

He's going to give it to.

[Si Robertson]

He's the meme you see on the Internet.

[Martin]

I'm almost talking about. Okay. You can brighten the lights when that.

[Si Robertson]

Camera goes on size. I says, let's get started up. Let's get this bread.

[Jase Robertson]

You were here when our friend Kelsey came in.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

And so I said, look, he's going to be tired. He's been filming so probably just get a quick picture and be on our way. And she sat there and I was like, yeah, he's tired. Sorry. And then she asked the right question.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, 23 minute sermon sitting right there.

[Jase Robertson]

And then her dad pulled out a phone and started recording it and sigh. I looked at his phone. When you were done, you talked to that girl for 23 straight minutes.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, 23.

[Jase Robertson]

And just gave it everything you had. And when they left, I said, yeah, he's really like that. By the way. That's just him.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Oh, by the way. Yeah. But she was leaving for boot camp and so that was a really cool experience for her. She's going to serve our country, so that's awesome, man. She got a once in a lifetime deal there. The.

[Jase Robertson]

No, but people freeze up on camera.

[Si Robertson]

Because they don't know what to do. Because that, because just like I said, they get self conscious.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. It's a. And all of a sudden a self conscious.

[Si Robertson]

What am I going to sound like? What am I going to look like? The embracing part is who cares? But at the end of the day, who cares?

[Martin]

Well, hey.

[Si Robertson]

And then there's also the people that try to get in front of it, but they're terrible on it. And you're like, maybe you should be a little more self conscious. Like slide over there.

[Willie Robertson]

But I think you can get over it. Like if you.

[Si Robertson]

Oh yeah, you just got a picture of naked.

[Willie Robertson]

No, I'm just.

[Bella Robertson]

Thank you.

[Willie Robertson]

I'm doing the camera. Like if you're scared of it at first, I think over time you can get used to it.

[Jase Robertson]

Oh yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

But not everybody. I'm just saying for some people you can.

[Martin]

But that, that says something though, for you.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Okay. That it, it, you know, you just, you're kind of. You don't even really. You don't care one way or the other.

[Willie Robertson]

Right.

[Martin]

It's on me.

[Si Robertson]

No, that's why I like Jacob, because he don't.

[Jase Robertson]

Jacob's got just enough don't give a crap in him. He works well to really work out on camera.

[Si Robertson]

He works well with me, especially hunting wise. I'm like, yeah, come on, you can go with me. That ain't no problem. Because we don't care.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't.

[Si Robertson]

Who cares? You flare them. Who cares? There'll be some more here in a minute. Who cares? Ain't no big deal. Like, I do care. If I get over the decoys and you don't kill them. I do care about that.

[Martin]

Oh, yeah. But, yeah, then we. Then we got a problem.

[Willie Robertson]

Then we have an issue.

[Si Robertson]

But other than that, this is.

[Martin]

I swing. We got them in close, right? So we can get them on camera dying.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, get them in there tight.

[Si Robertson]

But y' all got a lot of news. So we got general vintage storefront for retail. How's that going?

[Willie Robertson]

It's good, man. Learning how to manage employees and learning what works in store and E commerce and the difference. Have you had a mesh in it?

[Si Robertson]

Have you had a customer bigger than Brittany yet?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I have.

[Si Robertson]

We went to the grand opening. Brittany starts taking the decorations off the wall. He puts the expensive shirts. He's like, ain't nobody going to buy this. There goes Britney going shopping on the wall instead on the rack.

[Willie Robertson]

I'm like, you want something funny? I don't.

[Si Robertson]

Like.

[Willie Robertson]

I don't know if I told you this, but when she said she wanted that shirt, I Knew it was 1:25 in my head. And she's, like, asked about it to get it down. I made my employee get it down because I didn't want, like, her to be sad when she saw the price on it, but she ended up getting it anyway.

[Si Robertson]

So, hey, look, if I could spend money to support my people doing their thing, sure, Absolutely. I mean, I got a John Chris T shirt over there for. For the same reason.

[Jase Robertson]

That was $35.

[Si Robertson]

That was 35, but it was new.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, this wasn't collectible, but I bought.

[Si Robertson]

I bought me one. I bought Brittany one at the time. I bought Allison one. Then she slid a Venmo back to me, but I wasn't expecting that either. But, like, when you get the chance to support your friends and quasi family, do it. Who cares? Like, I'm not going to go in there and ask for a discount.

[Jase Robertson]

Did you just call yourself Quasi Bella's family, by the way?

[Si Robertson]

Well, I did, in fact, help raise.

[Willie Robertson]

Your hand because I have a Few.

[Jase Robertson]

Photos here of you at Take your daughter to school.

[Martin]

School day.

[Si Robertson]

That's what I'm talking about.

[Bella Robertson]

See, that's my girl 8th birthday.

[Jase Robertson]

That's your girl 8th birthday. That looks like it's at school.

[Bella Robertson]

It was Martin and my dad and Godwin and Jordan Summit came and picked all of me and my friends up in the rv wrapped with.

[Willie Robertson]

Look at that shirt. That shirt's awesome. Flames with duck commander.

[Jase Robertson]

It was 15 back in the day. Now you can sell it for 40.

[Bella Robertson]

They picked us all up from school and drove us out to a horse camp.

[Si Robertson]

Yep, we sure did that.

[Martin]

I always remember you saying, I. I gotta go.

[Si Robertson]

I gotta go get Bella.

[Martin]

Yeah, I gotta go get.

[Si Robertson]

Look at that.

[Willie Robertson]

That's Martin. The Godfather.

[Si Robertson]

My favorite.

[Bella Robertson]

That's Martin's birthday.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, that's my birthday. So I. I don't even know what birthday that would have been.

[Willie Robertson]

Bella, like, she grew up in Balille.

[Si Robertson]

My favorite house.

[Jase Robertson]

She was the ragamuffin of a certain street I grew up on.

[Si Robertson]

Let me just say this is pre Duck Dynasty so she could get them teeth fixed.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah, them teeth were terrible.

[Jase Robertson]

Be over there just asking for Dr. Pepper for Christmas, that is.

[Bella Robertson]

And guess who got it for me. Your mom. My mom finds funny Dr. Pepper for Christmas. And Dana said I'll come through.

[Willie Robertson]

Low maintenance kid.

[Bella Robertson]

My mom got me a 12 pack and Jadis got me two. Two liters.

[Si Robertson]

Uhhuh.

[Willie Robertson]

What a Christmas.

[Bella Robertson]

Ask my favorite, like, easy.

[Jase Robertson]

Done.

[Si Robertson]

Why did you refuse to walk? Cuz every picture of us from back then is always me holding you. That's my. She never bo anywhere.

[Bella Robertson]

I was the baby.

[Willie Robertson]

She was attached to your hip.

[Si Robertson]

She was. I. And I'm a better man for it. It was kind of like getting a start at parenthood without having the child. I got to leave every night or most nights. I did sleep on their couch, you know. Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

That was in your hair.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Bows, makeup. I didn't care. Y' all do whatever you and me and Aslan do whatever y' all got to do to me. I don't care. I was just. I was.

[Jase Robertson]

I was along for the ride.

[Si Robertson]

I was the potter's clay man.

[Jase Robertson]

You honestly were just trying to earn that Ode to Pork later that night.

[Si Robertson]

I really was just waiting dinner. Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

My mom has, like hundreds of pictures that I took of you of just like the back of your hair with, like, bows all in it, braids down the back that I took.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

Pictures of my creations in your hair.

[Si Robertson]

I could care less, man. I was having the time of my life. And you know what else? I was poor. Like, I was making $21,000 a year working at Duck Commander. If I got a free lunch or a free bill, you bet you, buddy.

[Willie Robertson]

Take it.

[Si Robertson]

I'd stick around.

[Jase Robertson]

You were paid well. Compared to most of us at 21 grand. I'm joking.

[Si Robertson]

I was about to say time out now. Like, you didn't even have to drive to Las Vegas, so I don't want to hear that.

[Jase Robertson]

I wasn't ever gonna do that.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. That's what I had to do.

[Jase Robertson]

I was hanging with Willie.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

Not getting any more money.

[Si Robertson]

No.

[Jase Robertson]

But the ride a little easier.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

Or drive to OCS just to pick me up for Chick Fil A.

[Si Robertson]

Or check her out. Yeah, I've.

[Jase Robertson]

I've. I've made that ride. Thank you. Once. Once Martin graduated to TV here, I slipped in. Except I had the great esteem of having to pick up Will all the time.

[Si Robertson]

Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. It was just Bella was the only one. For some reason. I was on the school checkout list, and there I'd go, thinking it was sanctioned. Nobody really cared.

[Jase Robertson]

You actually win. Because I had to deal with them when they were, like, 16.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. When they could talk back.

[Jase Robertson]

No, when they would just pop tires all over the place.

[Si Robertson]

She did that.

[Willie Robertson]

She's popped 11 in one year.

[Si Robertson]

She.

[Bella Robertson]

That was that first year. They were there.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, we were there.

[Jase Robertson]

I was the. I was the pickup. And the. I just had a child. Ben's was born, and I was at the hospital and was like, hey, Bella's over on Louisville. She ran her tire off the road, and I was like, just had a kid, man. All right, well, here we go. I actually have a picture of that.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, which one? There's good times.

[Jase Robertson]

Which one is the. That's a problem that you can ask that.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

I will say she hasn't.

[Bella Robertson]

I really don't know which one you're talking about.

[Si Robertson]

Well, she got. She now drives a vehicle with a little more tire, too. That first one. What was that?

[Bella Robertson]

I hated that car. But it always. I think it was prone to tire.

[Si Robertson]

Well, it had two inches of tire. There was no.

[Jase Robertson]

You were prone to running into stuff.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Curbs were optional in your book.

[Bella Robertson]

Well, to be fair, since I got a new car, I haven't popped any tires.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Only Jacob's having the racks now.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. In my driveway.

[Jase Robertson]

Look out for these people.

[Willie Robertson]

Don't even worry about the road. Just don't come. My driveway.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, man, that's so.

[Martin]

Don't park in his house.

[Si Robertson]

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[Martin]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Martin]

When you bite into it, it just drifts to your beard.

[Si Robertson]

And that's the only thing you're going to be missing when you get your sweet tea, Georgia peach.

[Martin]

You ain't going to have any juice going through your beard. Ain't.

[Si Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Martin]

That's it.

[Si Robertson]

We're about halfway through, maybe a little longer, but I do want to and kind of keeping up with what we've been doing on the podcast since, since, since we. We lost this version of Phil, our earthly version of Phil. Bella is, is your papa Phil. What?

[Willie Robertson]

How.

[Si Robertson]

How was that? Because you were almost the baby grandchild like before the greats got started. What is me I. Just. A little bit younger than you.

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, you're younger. So I guess you are the. Yeah, always. Well, they moved off to Texas for so long after I forgot. I forget that their age is a little bit lower than that, too. But out of the ones that stayed here, how. How was it? As Phil, as your papa, your.

[Bella Robertson]

Your grandfather, he was the best, I think I have. I mean, he was the best for. Everyone Loved Pavel Phil. But I think my group of grandkids, he was so great because the older kids are, like, always talk about, you know, all the crazy things that they did and. And that all the things with, like, the wooden spoon and all that stuff, which. My generation was all girls. It was just me, Mia, Lily Merritt, all girls. The only thing, obviously, he still had the nap rule. Like, the only rule was don't wake him up from a nap. And we woke him up a few times, but there was no wooden spoon involved, at least for me.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, he couldn't do it to the. Thankfully, he couldn't do it to the little grand girl.

[Bella Robertson]

But he was always the best. I mean, he was funny because I told Mama K this the other day because there's some pictures of me and Lily sitting in his lap in his chair, and Mama K was like, well, that's rare, because he didn't. He wasn't too fond of grandkids sitting in this chair. But he always did want us. We would come and see him right when we got there and sit in his lap for, like, five minutes, and he'd be like, all right, get out of here.

[Si Robertson]

I remember that because we were. We were working down there. And I always remember when y' all would come in, he'd say, come on over here, little girls. Come on over here, my little grand.

[Bella Robertson]

Girls, for, like, five minutes. And then we would get annoying.

[Martin]

He was not your typical grandpa.

[Si Robertson]

No. He'd say, come over here, little grand girls. And about three minutes later, he's like, all right, now y' all go in the playroom. Get back. Get back here in the back.

[Bella Robertson]

But me and mom talked about this, too. And I feel the same way about Uncle Psy, but we do, I feel like, have very special memories with our grandpa and with Uncle Psy. Because we were filming, we got to do a lot of fun things together. Like when we went to the land with you guys and did the what it was, like, brush.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

They took a chainsaw to a playhouse. Yeah, that was with all y' all in it.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

We did a lot of fun things. So that's Interesting filming with Powell Phil. We had so many fun memories going to Hawaii and all those different things we got to do.

[Si Robertson]

Now. Traveling with Phil was never. Was never boring, like.

[Bella Robertson]

And his cooking always was my favorite.

[Si Robertson]

Two weeks in Scotland with that, ma' am, was quite a time to be alive. All right, Jacob, now it's your turn. You're relatively new in the whole thing. So your. Your. Your memories of papa. Did you call him papa or did you just call him Phil?

[Willie Robertson]

It just depends. Depending on the situation.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

And assess it out.

[Si Robertson]

Depending on. Depending on what you had done.

[Willie Robertson]

I usually just call him Phil, though.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

If I was talking to Bella, I'd say, pep off, Phil. Okay, I'll call K. Ma' am. Okay. So.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

But no, I have some funny memories, I guess. Two of them are, like, the first time I worked at the land with Jay Stone, I'd been around Phil a few times, but y' all know Phil doesn't always remember you right when he meets you. He sees so many people all the time. So he hadn't fully known who I was at this moment. But we were coming back off the land, and me and Jay were working on the tractor, and he was at this May hall tree. He says, come here, boy. I'm like, yes, sir. He's like, get up in that tractor in the bed. On the bed and lift you up. Shake that tree for me. We're gonna get all these berries down. So they put me up in the May hall, like, in the tractor bed and lifted me up there, and I shook the mayhaw tree. And that's like, a memory. I'll always remember getting those mayhol berries. And then the other time was, I was working on the land with Jay, and he called me. This is like, to go back there the next day. Well, supposedly, Phil would go out there and work with Dan. And whenever he got done working with Dan, he wouldn't say nothing. He'd just leave. And Dan would be left back there. Who knows, a mile. Mile and a half or half a mile back there and have to walk back, like, to the lair. And so Jay was like, will you please go out there? They're gonna blow a beaver dam and just go ride with Phil, help him. And then when Phil leaves, take the Argo back and go pick up Dan. I was like, okay, I'll do it. And so we go out there, and this is probably three years ago. So Bill was probably 76, 75 at this time.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

In Sanuks. And just regular, like, dry fit pants. He gets out there in the middle of the bayou with the chainsaw and his cranks, that joker. And starts going to town on this, like, cutting this limb and this tree that we're trying to move for a beaver damage. And Dan is in the middle, like, on the side with a track hoe, like, pulling the beaver dam off. And I'm sitting there helping. There's a snake at Phil's feet. And he. I'm talking about. I'm directly in line with Phil, and I have a.22. And he's like, just shoot it. Just shoot it. Like, he's sitting there with a chainsaw going, like, I'm in line with him. Obviously, I'm shooting down. But he's like, I just shoot it. I was like, just shoot this snake at his feet. He's like, all right, good. And he just keeps going. I'm talking about he's in hip deep water with chinooks on.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

With a chainsaw at 76 years old, sawing down in the middle of this bayou. And just asked me to shoot this snake directly in line with him with a.22 rifle. And he's never seen me shoot a gun, which is totally fine. I was capable. But hey, that's just something normal for him, which is hilarious.

[Jase Robertson]

He's been different.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

And then just got in the Argo and left. Dan ever told him we were leaving, you know, and we just dip out after he gets done, and then I just take the Argo back out there and pick up Dan. That was it.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. All that. Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Sounds just like some funny stories.

[Martin]

Snakes didn't bother him?

[Willie Robertson]

No, they didn't at all.

[Martin]

Okay. I've seen him step by so many that I mean, literally, his foot's here, the snake's head's right here. And all the snake does is just open. And all you can see is white.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

He lifts it and goes on. Snake closes his mouth.

[Willie Robertson]

You were telling us that story the other day when he asked Jan to go get him some water. And he told her she. Remember that snake bitter. When he went to go get her some water. Water. Or he. She went to get him water, and he's like, oh, you're gonna die. You remember he said that story that Jay would. To get Martin. He just told her she was like 6 years old.

[Bella Robertson]

I think that was Zach.

[Willie Robertson]

Who told you it was Zach. He was telling us that story, and he was like. He looked at jan. She's like 6 years old. He's like, well, you're gonna die.

[Martin]

Yeah, well, no, no, because we was playing hide and go see.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

And we had a drain where Mama drained washed dishes. It was wet out there, right? Well, we had run through there playing. She run through there and she come back, and I said, I just got snake bit. Well, Mama look. Looked on her calf, and you just seen one. Like, it looked like a stick, right? I said, no. I said, it'd be two holes if it's a snake. Well, hey, about an hour later, we look. Yeah, you could see it clearly. Yo. And that's what Phil said when he walked up. He said, well, you're going to die, Jim.

[Si Robertson]

Well, think about being six years old.

[Willie Robertson]

And your brother's like, you're going to die.

[Martin]

Hey, what's funny about this is, though, as many times as I've watched him step just on them, around them, Dan was the only one in the Robinson family that ever got bit.

[Willie Robertson]

That's crazy.

[Martin]

Got bit?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Bella Robertson]

You gotta tell what he would say to you every single time he saw you. And Momoko would be like, phil, that's Bella's husband, Jacob. And he'd be like, oh.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh. He. Well, what do you mean? What did he used to say?

[Bella Robertson]

She's still cooking for you.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, yeah. He'd be like, we'd be going duck hunting. And he'd be like, well, she's still cooking for you. I was like, yes, sir. And he's like, that's the best trait a woman could ever had. And then he'll go, now who are you married to again? And like, oh, Bella. He's like, oh, I love Bella.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, man.

[Willie Robertson]

But it was like, every time, like, she's still cooking.

[Bella Robertson]

And he says. He would say it to me every single time, too. You still cooking for. For him? Yes, sir. Good. That's good.

[Si Robertson]

There you go.

[Jase Robertson]

It's wisdom.

[Si Robertson]

Hey, I can appreciate all those.

[Willie Robertson]

Hey, I appreciate it, too.

[Martin]

I'm surprised he didn't nickname me.

[Willie Robertson]

I think he might have at one point. I can't remember.

[Bella Robertson]

My dad took that.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, Willie, definitely did that butt cut on you?

[Jase Robertson]

It hadn't been.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, Thunder thighs, butt cut. I can't remember. It's some other one.

[Bella Robertson]

Welcome, Mike.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, yeah. I mean, he calls me a Balcom.

[Si Robertson]

Well, did you fit? Yeah. What should I say?

[Bella Robertson]

If it fits, wear it.

[Si Robertson]

It's weird.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I'm wearing it. Boys, I'm gonna order some new clothes tonight and just wear it.

[Si Robertson]

No, you're not. You order new clothes. You order old clothes. That's terrible for your business model. You can't wear new clothes. What are you doing Jacob.

[Willie Robertson]

Hey.

[Si Robertson]

Oh, man.

[Willie Robertson]

It's new to me, you know what I'm saying?

[Si Robertson]

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[Jase Robertson]

You end up just going through some drive through and shoving your face full.

[Si Robertson]

Of some processed, which is, by the way, is expensive.

[Jase Robertson]

Very expensive.

[Si Robertson]

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[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Jase Robertson]

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[Si Robertson]

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[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

What's the second episode?

[Willie Robertson]

A little pickleball scene.

[Si Robertson]

We just. They play pickleball.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. Daddy daycare.

[Si Robertson]

Daddy daycare.

[Willie Robertson]

And then what else? Y' all was playing mahjong or something?

[Bella Robertson]

Yeah, that's barely in it, but yeah.

[Si Robertson]

So how was. Who. Who. What. What are. What's your opinions on. On Christian, like, playing sports against him? Where are you. Where you. Where are you landing that? I know y' all are both uber competitive. Do you keep a tally of, like, wins versus losses or.

[Willie Robertson]

I definitely keep receipts. You know, if he ever, you know, wants to talk crazy or something, I definitely have my receipts. But it really just depends on the day if I want to win fair and square, which I do lose sometimes. I'm not saying I win every time, but even if I do lose, I always have a good time because I can always do a little provoking.

[Jase Robertson]

You know, Jacob's not afraid to lose the other one.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Bella Robertson]

Already aired, so you can say that you won.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah. So, like, beating him in pickleball, I mean, I pretty positive that was gonna happen. But ragging him the whole time was fun too, because at first it was just filming, but then about halfway through, the cameras are gone in his head, and I got under skin a little bit.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

So it was. It was pretty funny.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

But it was all love. I mean, it was good. He got to jump in the pond with his shirt off. Called him a loser in front of his family. I mean.

[Jase Robertson]

Call him a loser in front of his family. Over.

[Willie Robertson]

I like to. I remember that how they cut it. Like, if I can remember correctly, honey's like there. And they're like, cheer for your daddy.

[Jase Robertson]

And I was like, yeah, cheer for a loser.

[Si Robertson]

I love it, man. I love the competitiveness of y' all.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, dude, my favorite thing we did.

[Si Robertson]

Because you'll eventually get to a point in your life where you don't care about that kind of.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

So while you do care, embrace it, man.

[Willie Robertson]

For sure.

[Si Robertson]

Especially when you're the good trash talker. Like Johnny D. John D. Is a world class trash.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh, yeah.

[Si Robertson]

He's always around till the meat gets to popping. Oh, yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

I disappear.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Then he's gone.

[Jase Robertson]

I'm there to start a fight, not.

[Bella Robertson]

To play pickleball together.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah. And Jacob's going to beat me every time.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

He was around Al too much then.

[Jase Robertson]

Who, me?

[Martin]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Well, you instigated out. Then back off and watch the fun.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. Watch everybody fight.

[Martin]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Sometimes that's fun place to be, too.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

I won't.

[Bella Robertson]

Jacob stirs the pot.

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I like to stir the pot sometime. It's just fun, you know, you sit back drinking Like a topo chica or something. Just instigating the pot, you know.

[Jase Robertson]

Dropped a top on him.

[Bella Robertson]

This is what Jacob likes to do. Sometimes he'll just, like, bother me and bother me and bother me and bother me about something, like, make fun of.

[Jase Robertson]

Me for something not gonna change.

[Bella Robertson]

And then the second I'm like, jacob, stop. What did I do?

[Martin]

Well, it ain't no fun if it don't bother me.

[Bella Robertson]

I was like, John David the other day.

[Martin]

What did I do?

[Willie Robertson]

Yeah, I heard about that at home. John David.

[Martin]

Oh, you got to be able to poke the bear and get him to growling.

[Jase Robertson]

Bella.

[Martin]

Anyway.

[Jase Robertson]

Bella. I'm obviously team Bella.

[Bella Robertson]

Who is the shot heard around the world.

[Jase Robertson]

How did that many people hear about it? Why?

[Bella Robertson]

Because.

[Jase Robertson]

Okay, people. So you pretty much talking about.

[Si Robertson]

She pretty much walked office to office around here.

[Willie Robertson]

She put it on Duck Commander Yik Yak.

[Jase Robertson]

I don't even know what that is.

[Willie Robertson]

It's like an anonymous post thing they have at colleges.

[Jase Robertson]

Anyway, I was messing with Bella because she is one of my favorite high school memories of all time. Her time in high school. Because it was so bizarre. And you'd sometimes show up to school, you'd sometimes just sleep the whole time. Call me.

[Bella Robertson]

I went to high school for one year.

[Jase Robertson]

Okay, there it is.

[Si Robertson]

That's what she was like, I'm just.

[Jase Robertson]

Gonna do it online.

[Bella Robertson]

And I did. And I graduated a year early, also with half my freshman year done.

[Jase Robertson]

And I. And I told you how that was way cooler than what, any year brothers.

[Bella Robertson]

That's not what you said.

[Jase Robertson]

That is exactly how I meant it to come out. No, what did I say?

[Martin]

It didn't come out.

[Willie Robertson]

Blast them.

[Bella Robertson]

John David said that I bought my degree.

[Martin]

Oh.

[Bella Robertson]

After I worked so hard for it.

[Jase Robertson]

After you and Martin worked so hard.

[Bella Robertson]

He says that was the sixth grade.

[Jase Robertson]

No Martin.

[Bella Robertson]

Okay?

[Si Robertson]

When we got Shelby.

[Jase Robertson]

Don't make me call Shelby the sixth grade.

[Si Robertson]

Here's what I'll say. You got a little behind on your senior year and had to catch up. I'm not. I don't disagree with that. I'm not disagreeing with that. I helped you in my office do some math.

[Bella Robertson]

Okay, but how's it for.

[Si Robertson]

I was a tutor now, there was one point. There was one point where you looked at me.

[Bella Robertson]

I did for a whole.

[Si Robertson]

There was one point where you looked at me kind of crazy. And I was just like, give me the computer. Let me do this. Get this over with. Like. But it was simple. It was nothing.

[Jase Robertson]

She's looking at one.

[Si Robertson]

But no, let me tell you why? Because being where I was and being where I am now, the stuff that they were asking her to do, there is zero chance she will ever have to do that again in her life. So, like, I already know how to do this. Let's get this over with. Because I don't want to teach you.

[Bella Robertson]

I'm saying you did it because Martin helped me one time. Doesn't mean my whole degree is.

[Jase Robertson]

It was a joke.

[Si Robertson]

I think it was probably a little bit of embellishment that maybe got taken a little too far, but, you know, thank you.

[Jase Robertson]

Wait, I did that?

[Si Robertson]

The embellishment? Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's okay.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah, my bad.

[Si Robertson]

That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm getting at. But, no, I mean, I wouldn't if I would have thought any of the math I was helping with on some of that stuff was like, you'll use this again. No, you're going to learn how to do it.

[Jase Robertson]

But I'm the king of the online.

[Si Robertson]

But A squared plus B squared equals C squared. Pythagorean theorem. You're not using this. Let me knock this out, get this over.

[Jase Robertson]

I think I'm to the point where I could tell the truth about my college and it wouldn't matter in life.

[Si Robertson]

What about college?

[Willie Robertson]

I think, technically, everyone bought their degree.

[Si Robertson]

I mean, yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Certain standpoint, 100 you gotta pay to go to college whether you got a scholarship or not.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Somebody's paying for.

[Si Robertson]

Somebody paying for it. Yeah, that's exactly right.

[Jase Robertson]

I'm against college.

[Si Robertson]

Well, I. For some people, I got a finance.

[Jase Robertson]

Degree, so I could deal with that.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Willie Robertson]

Is that the rim?

[Jase Robertson]

Two days after my daughter was born. But you blame the tire off.

[Bella Robertson]

No, I believe myself. I know what I did.

[Willie Robertson]

She knows what she did.

[Martin]

I don't look too bad about tires.

[Willie Robertson]

The rim looks bad.

[Bella Robertson]

What's not pictured is the other tire that's also the same way. And the undercarriage that had fallen off.

[Willie Robertson]

Oh. Who did you hit?

[Jase Robertson]

That's what we're worried about.

[Bella Robertson]

The median on foresight.

[Willie Robertson]

Don't go down foresight boys without thinking about the median.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Martin]

Yeah. Because there's a lot of them.

[Willie Robertson]

That's what it'll do to a Volvo.

[Si Robertson]

Those great myrtles.

[Jase Robertson]

Classic.

[Si Robertson]

Well, Bella, Jacob, thank you all for joining us. This has been a lot of fun. We're going.

[Jase Robertson]

I was looking forward today for a while.

[Si Robertson]

It is fun. We've laughed, which is kind of why.

[Jase Robertson]

I poked the bear the other day. I was like, she's coming on. I gotta get her fired up, ready to fight.

[Si Robertson]

It's been really fun because the first time in a while, we've just laughed the whole time. Right?

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah.

[Si Robertson]

It feels like getting finally a Bible.

[Jase Robertson]

Verse to take us away from.

[Si Robertson]

I do. I'm just saying. But finally finding a sense of normalcy and all the things, you know.

[Jase Robertson]

And I. And that is what the Bible verse is kind of about out today. Because, you know, a lot of people are going under transition. No more than Ms. K. Yeah. And I. I don't know if I should tell the story or not, but I'm gonna tell it. I went down and talked to Ms. K last week, gave her a hug, and she said, mini me, she goes, when I'm ready to laugh again, I'm gonna come be on that podcast with you inside. And I said, you just say when.

[Si Robertson]

Spoiler alert. K stopped by here. When was that? Yesterday.

[Martin]

Really?

[Si Robertson]

Yeah, she stopped by here yesterday. Me and Bella went out. She didn't get out of the car, but. But she just held her hand out the wind. I just love being back out. I got my chauffeur Nan here driving me around. That's. Well, you know. Okay. Just. She living her best life, man.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah. And I wanted. A lot of the questions I've seen in the emails and stuff have been, how's Ms. K? And so if you're wondering, that's how Ms. K is doing, you know, as good as anybody can be doing. And once again, shout out to Jay and Anna for everything they've done for K and Phil especially, Case, since Phil's been gone. And I just did this verse like two weeks ago, and Jeff was here.

[Si Robertson]

Good.

[Jase Robertson]

But it reigns truer today than it has did anytime.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

James 1:27. Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless, is this to look after orphans and widows in their distress, to keep oneself from being polluted by the world? If you're wondering how Ms. K is doing, she's got an army up here surrounding her led by Jay and Anna Stone. And we love her. And I really hope sometime soon we can try and figure out how to get her on here, because she's ready to laugh when she's ready to laugh.

[Si Robertson]

We're gonna laugh from what she. From what I saw yesterday, it won't be as long as maybe any of us had imagined. So she was back being K. She was just sitting there, but she was being K. She had that look on her face and. And all the things I think she.

[Bella Robertson]

Had just went and got her hair done.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah.

[Jase Robertson]

So keep her in your prayers. But that is your K update, which is probably because all the prayers that all y' all have been sending out, it's been unbelievable.

[Si Robertson]

Well, they certainly don't hurt, that's for sure.

[Jase Robertson]

Yeah, we're into them.

[Si Robertson]

Yeah. But we'll see y' all next time, right here in the duck call room. We're out.

[Jase Robertson]

Sam.