Phil Robertson

And of course, you know, then we make up TV shows where you're flying around, you get to fly through these things and see them and, you know, all these other things.

But again, I always say it, Jace, that we're made in God's image and we imagine a lot of things.

We wouldn't imagine things

That somehow weren't in us to imagine.

So I always feel like, you know, people come up with these ideas like, you know, they would come up with the communicator back in the 60s and it's like a flip thing and they're talking into it and they're talking to the ship.

And then, you know, 25 years later, we have a flip phone.

where people are talking to each other all over the planet.

So, I mean, someone imagined that from an imagination standpoint, and then 25 years later it became a reality, and that's the way things tend to work.

So I don't know.

How much can you imagine?

Yeah, everything looked fantastic.

Yeah.

And it's kind of hard to get rid of once it happens.

I want to mention something before you continue, because I like where you're going with this about this idea of name.

And I like that you brought in brand, too, because the first thing I thought of was like our brand was is called Duck Commander.

You know, now it's many other names for many other creatures that are out there that that

different people chase in our organization, but it started with the duck commander because dad commanded ducks.

And so his brand was his name that then built a company that then built products and a lot of other things.

But at the end of the day, the duck commander was him.

I mean, it was his name.