Jase Robertson

Well, at one time, there's less than 900,000 duck stamps sold in America.

Well, I think the low we had, we used to do a survey on that.

And not everybody buys a duck stamp duck hunt.

Well, that was one year it was less than that.

Half a million.

So less than 500,000 bought a duck stall.

Now, I think that was the years when it was 30 days and three ducks.

And when we did the comparison, Zach, 10 million people deer hunt at that time.

Zach, I was thinking as being a pastor and an elder for many years and walking with people through, you know, obviously family members passing away.

The ones who have usually the biggest issues in those moments are people who haven't really thought about being ready for that moment.

And without wheels and without, you know, a clear line of what people are supposed to do and supposed to get, it creates a lot of family issues.

Well, and it's an American thing too, Zach.

I mean, it's kind of woven in there together.

The kingdom is at the heart of it, but we did our Hillsdale course about

the American founding and the idea.

It was just that.

The idea was to escape this idea of somebody having their hand on you all the time to then just be free to create and do something.

And what you were, what you're passionate about and, you know, and then have God bless you in that and then build something.

And really that's kind of what this whole experiment has been about.

Now, like we talked about with Solomon, the more success you have,