Willie Robertson

Well, that's old Brian Rucker who's been on the podcast before. And he's young. You know, he's growing and learning. But because he was on our show, he got these opportunities to go speak. And so he's a young guy. So he goes in the green room and it's full of food. So he's just scarfing it all down. Well, then he gets up on stage and starts having some stomach discomfort on stage.

He said, the reason I was walking back and forth, it wasn't because I was pacing and trying to move around while I was speaking. I was trying to get away from what I was leaving on the stage.

He said, the reason I was walking back and forth, it wasn't because I was pacing and trying to move around while I was speaking. I was trying to get away from what I was leaving on the stage.

He said, the reason I was walking back and forth, it wasn't because I was pacing and trying to move around while I was speaking. I was trying to get away from what I was leaving on the stage.

Oh, yeah, the guys on Saturday Night Live.

Oh, yeah, the guys on Saturday Night Live.

Oh, yeah, the guys on Saturday Night Live.

Oh, that's it. His career's over. Oh, yeah.

Oh, that's it. His career's over. Oh, yeah.

Oh, that's it. His career's over. Oh, yeah.

There's a lot of things you can't do on camera. Vomiting is one of them.

There's a lot of things you can't do on camera. Vomiting is one of them.

There's a lot of things you can't do on camera. Vomiting is one of them.

Oh, you don't want to do that. You could get away with it as a disciple of Jesus.

Oh, you don't want to do that. You could get away with it as a disciple of Jesus.

Oh, you don't want to do that. You could get away with it as a disciple of Jesus.

Well, you never see yourself do this, but have you ever seen someone else do it? Oh, yes. It's the most disgusting thing.

Well, you never see yourself do this, but have you ever seen someone else do it? Oh, yes. It's the most disgusting thing.

Well, you never see yourself do this, but have you ever seen someone else do it? Oh, yes. It's the most disgusting thing.

Well, look, Lisa, last year, a year ago, this time in February, she passed out on stage. Now we know why, because she had breast cancer. She didn't know it yet. She was dehydrated. But she passes out on stage, like literally falls in my arms, and I lay her down on the stage. It's a huge gasp. Ten people are up on stage. Everybody's checking her.