Al Robertson

Welcome to Unashamed.

This has gotten funny.

I'm really excited about this.

You know, for a bunch of country bumpkins, we run a pretty professional.

I mean, this studio I'm in, it's like.

Always remember this, Tebow.

It's kind of sad, really.

I feel sorry for you.

I'm embarrassed for you, Zach.

Al, I had repentance.

I had repentance because Tebow, I didn't like you, man, because you were a Florida Gator.

And when you came to LSU, you did a little phone thing, and I was like, I guarantee you that guy's a hypocrite.

I bet $100 that this is all.

Then I met him, and I was like, oh, darn.

Because you exceeded my expectations, which I use your story a lot because, I mean, you know how this is.

We meet a lot of famous people in our world, and you're constantly disappointed because you're like, oh, my goodness, this person really needs Jesus.

I mean, they're in trouble.

I mean, I have that over and over happen.

It's just what you're seeing, the image they're portraying through their music or acting or whatever.

And it's usually disappointing, or even professional athletes, because there's so many temptations and vices in that world.