Phil Robertson

You know, he lives for 24 hours.

And there's millions of them that come out.

Millions.

And they mate and they go into the water.

And feed the fish.

And they feed the fish.

Yeah.

And here's something I read today, Jase, I didn't know that Dad never said.

He probably didn't know this because he's not observing under the water.

Actually, the ones who don't get eaten by the fish, they become what's called a nymph, a water nymph, and they eat on algae and stuff.

So they're still alive, the ones that go in the water.

Some of those still live, and they come out of the water to become the ones that die in a day or go back into the water and provide the food fish.

So it is interesting that God keeps the cycle going through the process.

Some of them just get baptized.

Yeah.

They get baptized and they live their life underwater.

It was funny, Jase, because we would eat that range, anywhere from 5 to 15 pounds.

But we got excited about the big ones because we sold them.

So that was money.

That was big money.