Zach

It's just very, uh, uh, encouraging. So, but you, Al, you said that story about the kids also, uh, It brought back a lot of memories, that one scene. That's one of my favorite scenes in Duck Dynasty is when Phil built the playhouse for him or whatever. But he grabs that chainsaw because when I'm on the window, but as a child, that's the way he used to do.

It's just very, uh, uh, encouraging. So, but you, Al, you said that story about the kids also, uh, It brought back a lot of memories, that one scene. That's one of my favorite scenes in Duck Dynasty is when Phil built the playhouse for him or whatever. But he grabs that chainsaw because when I'm on the window, but as a child, that's the way he used to do.

Remember how he would go cut down the tree, you know, but a couple of times it was like too big. And next thing you know, the chainsaw is coming in the house. Come on. And Kay's like, oh, don't saw down my, you know, whatever. And, I mean, it just was so scary because you're like, the man has a chainsaw in the house right now.

Remember how he would go cut down the tree, you know, but a couple of times it was like too big. And next thing you know, the chainsaw is coming in the house. Come on. And Kay's like, oh, don't saw down my, you know, whatever. And, I mean, it just was so scary because you're like, the man has a chainsaw in the house right now.

Remember how he would go cut down the tree, you know, but a couple of times it was like too big. And next thing you know, the chainsaw is coming in the house. Come on. And Kay's like, oh, don't saw down my, you know, whatever. And, I mean, it just was so scary because you're like, the man has a chainsaw in the house right now.

Well, after he had it winched, the side of the building winched to his little Jeep. And he's sawing with someone winching simultaneously. I mean, it was a Duck Dynasty episode 30 years before Duck Dynasty.

Well, after he had it winched, the side of the building winched to his little Jeep. And he's sawing with someone winching simultaneously. I mean, it was a Duck Dynasty episode 30 years before Duck Dynasty.

Well, after he had it winched, the side of the building winched to his little Jeep. And he's sawing with someone winching simultaneously. I mean, it was a Duck Dynasty episode 30 years before Duck Dynasty.

He cut the whole side of the shop. But it's a house.

He cut the whole side of the shop. But it's a house.

He cut the whole side of the shop. But it's a house.

It was a house that he turned into a shop, and he just ripped the whole side of it off. And when it all just crashed into nothing, you would think, well, that didn't work because he destroyed it. And he's like, now we can get it in there.

It was a house that he turned into a shop, and he just ripped the whole side of it off. And when it all just crashed into nothing, you would think, well, that didn't work because he destroyed it. And he's like, now we can get it in there.

It was a house that he turned into a shop, and he just ripped the whole side of it off. And when it all just crashed into nothing, you would think, well, that didn't work because he destroyed it. And he's like, now we can get it in there.

You know what's the most funny part of that whole story is then one of the piece of boards that used to be the inside of the wall. Yeah. He got it, and it wasn't even a square. It was just a piece of scrap. Now there's trash. And he painted on it. He wouldn't let anybody see, and he painted something. And then he took a hammer, and he tacked it up. And it wasn't even straight. It was crooked.

You know what's the most funny part of that whole story is then one of the piece of boards that used to be the inside of the wall. Yeah. He got it, and it wasn't even a square. It was just a piece of scrap. Now there's trash. And he painted on it. He wouldn't let anybody see, and he painted something. And then he took a hammer, and he tacked it up. And it wasn't even straight. It was crooked.

You know what's the most funny part of that whole story is then one of the piece of boards that used to be the inside of the wall. Yeah. He got it, and it wasn't even a square. It was just a piece of scrap. Now there's trash. And he painted on it. He wouldn't let anybody see, and he painted something. And then he took a hammer, and he tacked it up. And it wasn't even straight. It was crooked.

You remember that?

You remember that?

You remember that?