Jep Robertson’s New Project Is Unlike Anything He’s Done
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What life updates does Jep Robertson share in this episode?
All right, welcome back to the Duck Call Room, ladies and gentlemen. Greetings and salutations. You're never going to get over that. No, heck no, man. That guy is fantastic. I just want to see him again. He's got a podcast voice. He could be here. But yeah, I'm sure if you're watching this on YouTube by now. You just got excited. You see our guest. We have a special guest, Jep Robertson. Yo, yo, yo. The youngest of Phil's sons is back with us in the duck call room. And no, this isn't your first time without Jessica. Just most of the time, y'all are a team on that stuff.
They tend to be a team.
She's way better than I am on those kind of things. But that's right. Well, I ain't seen you in a ton of days, son.
How has Jep's experience been with his new business ventures?
You know Si's your neighbor now, right? No.
I was like, he doesn't know. There's no way he knows.
You drive right by Si multiple times a day now.
Yeah.
Going to y'all's house. I can see Si's house. Are y'all messing with me? No. What did this happen? Si? Well, hey, my house was eat up with mold. Oh, hey, they stripped that sucker down to the studs. I want to act surprised, but I'm just really not surprised.
No, this is not a Duck Dynasty episode either. It's like the most reality TV script ever written.
And then you moved somewhere else. But your house wasn't that old.
No, no. Then I moved somewhere else. I'm saying house loosely. Hey, look. Look. First we moved. Jab's back. During the ice storm. Moved to a house on Hilltop. I can see why you did that. Okay.
What challenges did Uncle Si face with mold in his home?
Because I wouldn't want to be there. Well, look. Hey, yeah, but here's the thing. Mine didn't lose power the whole time. Well, the one we moved into did. Yeah. So we moved in, paid for a place, and they ain't even got no heating.
Would you rather have power or be mold free? No, I'm saying, would you rather have power or be mold free? Which one of those is more desirable?
Give me the mold. Really? Oh, no. I'd rather be mold free because this cost me a pretty little penny to get all this crap done.
Well, that's a good thing. I mean, it ain't like you ain't got it.
I'd rather know how I'm going to die than not. I don't like the mold because that's the silent killer.
Yeah.
No, no.
Freeze to death or whatever. Sorry.
You know, Christine coming in there one time just went in there in the kitchen and she said, what is that? It stinks. My nose is gone. And I said, well, I have no idea because I can't smell it. Well, I got to look around and hey. It was that thick. He's holding his fingers up. That thick on the inside of the walls because the guy come in with just a telephone and he had some app on it and he was going against the wall and he said, look at this right here. It was two inches thick and you needed an app?
Right.
The whole house was ate up with it, okay? I mean, it was growing like this thick on the walls. Two inches. Inside, yeah.
So you're gutting the house.
Yeah. They just stripped it down to the studs.
Start over.
Are you going to go back, or are you enjoying living? No, we're right now.
Did you save the axles? Huh? Did you save the axles?
No, hey, look, hey, look, we had big cabinets in there that we had made real pretty and all that. Hey, well, they had bowl in them too. Gone. So they're gone. At what point do you just start over? Huh? Do what? At what point do you just say, you know what? Well, no, no, because they just kept saying, hey, we got to tear this up. We got to tear this up. Well, you're going to lose this. You're going to lose this because, hey, we're still finding mold. So they finally said, okay, yeah, we found it and it stopped. And then we killed it, okay? And then they've got a special paint that mainly what they do is they scrub it down and spray it down with junk. And then they just seal it in with paint, okay, in case it tries to come back.
Yeah.
So all that's done. Then they put in everything. And just the other day, Christine was one over at a check. And they said, well, the floor, people were coming in and putting in the floor and said, well, we can't put it in. And Christine said, why not? Tell me why they didn't use the right kind of wood to put down on the floor for us to put our floor on it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What life updates does Jep Robertson share in this episode?
0:00–0:50
2
How has Jep's experience been with his new business ventures?
0:50–1:43
3
What challenges did Uncle Si face with mold in his home?
1:43–4:59
4
What rewarding experiences has Jep had while helping kids in Ethiopia?
4:59–7:28
5
What upcoming TV projects is Jep involved in?
7:28–9:08
6
How did Jep's cameo in a Christmas movie go?
9:08–10:26
7
What are the humorous moments shared about Jep's acting experience?
10:26–13:37
8
What reflections does Jep have on his journey and contributions to children's welfare?
13:37–53:17
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