Jase Robertson’s Decade-Old Advice Comes Back to Haunt Willie
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What savage comments did the crew receive from listeners after the last episode?
What's up, everybody? It's Jacob here. Uh the Duck Rose have made it back into the room. So yeah, we're here. We're filling in again. We're not taking over, just filling in. But we're here with my all my brother-in-laws. And for Will and Bobby, they're brothers, not brother-in-laws, and they're here with us three. In-laws. We're all brothers in Christ. Yeah, we're all brothers. But uh yeah, thanks for watching our last one. It was pretty fun. We had a lot of good positive comments, but you know, we also had our negative ones.
We got a lot of positive comments. Yeah. I saw of course
shockingly, actually shockingly amount of positive comments really boosted me up.
Yeah, I really thought we were gonna get flying. Which is
why we're back here again. Yeah.
Semi, semi reason. What's a good comment, somebody said? A good comment? Yeah. Anyone knowing? I don't remember that.
They said John Reed seems really authentic and he has a good heart. That was one of the line.
Let me look. There was one like that though. They were very positive. They were like, Y'all should do a Duck Bros podcast.
Yeah. I should've,
I should've
everyone got good comments.
Let me see. Let me see.
Let's
see.
Uh uh
there's one that says Christian Yeah, they said don't be so hard on
John Reed. He has a soft, kind heart. That's what someone said.
Yeah. Oh wait. Now there are some good ones. A lot of people talked about the end, the like talking about when we talk to people were like Christian went
unashamed on 'em. Yeah, they said
Wow, thank you guys. They
fired you up, bro. But that this one person Yeah, tell me what what was the back? I'll go the back comment. And I just thought it was funny. And I know you don't read them, so I thought you would think this is funny. So I was reading the comments and I saw one and a guy said, Jacob is a tool, and it had like seven likes. I was like, dang, that's pretty savage. And then it had one reply and it said, Have you seen Christian? He's a way worse tool. And I was like, Yeah. But I was thinking, I was I was talking to John Luke earlier and I was thinking, I was like, what kind of tool is like Christian like a pink hammer and I'm like a dull saw blade or something? Or like I'm a hoe.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa. I was thinking of what the worst tool would be. I mean, that's just that's the one with the most derogatory, I think, right? I guess. Yeah, I guess.
Or just like a useless tool. Something that's broken. Uh a broken. But I mean, you went there. We're talking about garden hose here, uh. But you're a screwdriver. I mean, okay. We're something. But I just
said he's what an insult. And I mean like
pink hammer, like you're a pink hammer in like a girl's, you know, tool kit.
So I'm super feminine is what the person was saying.
But kinda hard at the same time. Actually that's what Jacob's implying that you're super feminine.
They actually didn't say that. Jacob added that. Yeah, that was just I was ad
libbing it. He actually commented on that comment and said, Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Well shoot. I'm not a tool, but if you think so, then um power I'll just try to be better. Yeah. Power to you. I'll try to be less toolish.
Yeah. I was reading uh I was listening to another podcast and this guy was talking about comments and he said something I'd never thought about. I thought was so funny. He said that he got past being upset about the comments when he realized every commenter is twelve years old. And that's hilarious. When I thought about that, yes, every negative comment I've ever heard is like that is what a 12 year old would say. When I was thinking about camp this summer, I was thinking like the things that the 12 year old boys like say to one another, that they're like roasts and like digs at each other is like exactly the kind of like comments that you get online. And my favorite one for me on this one was uh someone said, John Luke's blank.
Like it is the end of the dynasty.
Oh dude, that's savage.
I thought I did kind of crack. I got it there too about it. And brought it back. I brought it back. The dynasty continues.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What savage comments did the crew receive from listeners after the last episode?
0:06–7:47
2
How did Christian Huff’s grocery‑store encounter turn into a “pink hammer” story?
7:47–15:28
3
What flat‑Earth arguments sparked the longest debate among the hosts?
15:28–22:27
4
Why did the group stay up to watch the massive meteor shower and what did they see?
22:27–30:40
5
How did Jace teach John Reed to beat Willie at poker and what was the result?
30:40–37:23
6
What movies (Spider‑Man, MCU, Odyssey) did the hosts discuss and why were they relevant?
37:23–43:43
7
How did the conversation shift to faith, walking in the light, and real accountability?
43:43–50:36
8
What final thoughts and takeaways did the hosts leave listeners with?
50:36–57:45
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