Al Robertson

It's like— How many times did y'all have to go to the hospital for it?

And the problem is now everything is in varying degrees of decay, right?

Like the bait.

And then as I recall, y'all were fishing so much, you couldn't catch enough fish to bait.

So then it was roadkill.

Because that had to be dealt with.

So the year prior, Zach, when Jay's graduated high school, some guys came out and tried to recruit us to go to seminary.

And we said no.

I was still in college helping out a little bit with dad and the duck call business.

And we said no.

even though we were starving to death.

And then dad gets into the crawfish caper.

And then when they came back the second year, all of a sudden it was like, you know what?

And they said, somebody will support you guys to go to school.

And Jason and I looked at each other and thought, you know, it's just studying the Bible for two years.

I mean, what could be wrong with that?

Zach, if you died and fell in the water, they would have eaten you.

I mean, if you look at what they eat, I mean, it is a... Well, you do realize that the bowel track of a crawfish is the only thing between that decaying material and your bowel track.

It does make you wonder.

But I have to say, they're delicious.