Phil Robertson

You just ask him, hey, what do you want me to say at your funeral?

And his dad, whoa, y'all.

And after that, he'd sit down and talk to him about it.

When I'm standing over your casket looking at your body that we're fixing to put in the ground, what do you want me to say about you?

And it's a good way to break that.

Well, that's the thing.

People don't think about it.

Because any time you see somebody and you've known them for 20 years, say, and then all of a sudden this worthless, useless human being

becomes a superstar of helping everybody he can help.

And before, he didn't give a flip about nobody, not even himself.

Well, what made that drastic change happen?

He had to come up on something that changed him because he was useless before.

I agree.

If you was honest and asked him, he would tell you, no, I'm a horrible human being.

That's why I'm saying God puts in man.

Sometimes it just amazes me how high we can really fly.

Oh, I agree.

And then go the other way.

How low we can get and how sorry we can become.

That's it.