Willie Robertson

You know, you wanted to say you'd be a warrior, but truthfully, I mean, like, I think any of us would be extremely intimidated in this, but one of the points that Dr. Jackson brought up that I think will play out later in the story is that David does have an anticipation that he's going to be the guy because he was anointed.

So I think that was an interesting thought.

He's not just walking around like, oh, I don't know what's going to happen to me.

He knows his calling.

He knows he's going to be the guy.

So there is a level of confidence in David, even the fact that he would go against Goliath.

I think that that came from probably the way God prepared him as a young man, that he would allow him to kill, enable him to kill bears and lions.

So he was, which that again is also in the

the show that we were talking about.

So that's a part of his character, but also he's coming into this with confidence, and later when he's asked to kill, get the foreskins of 100 Philistines, I mean, he's like, let's go.

It's like, what's going on, man?

I'm nothing.

I'm just carrying around a giant's head.

He was cut up.

All dashers are cut off.

You're a dasher.

You got to be ripped.

I mean, that's part of it.

It's part of the calling.

All I did is have to enter DoorDash, and that's it.