Jase Robertson

The minute we went to a $1 lunch, it was like, we have made it.

At school, you know.

But all the free lunch kids were made fun of, and we were part of that crew.

It was like, I mean, you can't afford it.

Because back then, it wasn't like, it was a couple bucks.

We didn't have a couple bucks, so it's rough.

Well, I say it all the time.

He starts out in this context by talking about humility.

And when you come out of humble means, it tends to prepare you for future successes if you allow it to, which is what should happen.

You should always remember that.

So when you see other people, it's not like you instantly think like people thought about you.

You see people who love the Lord no matter what they have.

We used to joke there was a family out at our little church out at Luna when we were kids.

Of course, for me, I was becoming an adult there, at least when I got married.

But there was a family there that didn't have anything.

But we loved playing cards with them and hanging out.

We never thought of ourselves.

At this point, we were in a lot better position than they were, but we never thought of it any differently.

It's not like we looked down on the same.

And I think we've got to thank our parents for that.