Al Robertson

That was happening.

My dad made sure that everybody in that duck blind, it was a Jesus conversation every day in the duck blind.

And so this past year, this first time in 50 years that I've hunted without my dad, because he went on to be with the Lord, I kind of had that gulp moment because everybody's looking at me like, you're in charge now.

And so I told my right-hand man, which is your son-in-law, Al, I was like, you gotta remember why this all started.

I was like, my dad loved to duck hunt, but he loved Jesus more.

And when he got people in a closed setting,

Duck hunting.

He talked to him about Jesus.

Because you're there for hours, and we're just sitting there waiting on the ducks.

And I said, so we need to, that needs to be the pulse of what we do.

Gather up the son-in-laws, the young men.

I was like, because everybody likes to go duck hunting.

And then we're going to shock them.

Because when they get in the blind, we're going to have some difficult conversations about what they're doing in their life.

Which is really, if you, if I look back on this last season,

That was the center focus of the first year without my dad was we had a lot of Bible studies about we need to step up because, you know, we have a warrior that's moved on to the home office.

So we need the next men to step up.

Well, I noticed how much y'all give too.

There was some line in there about 50% of the profits go to these various charities and different things, which was shocking to read that in a book.

But what I was going to say is I think – because I do my own investing and –