Uncle Si Calls Out Jep Robertson’s Worst Idea Yet
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Why is Uncle Si late to the podcast?
Roll that beautiful bean footage. Hunter, get your mic on, buddy.
What'd they say? Oh, we're going to tell you. I didn't. I had my earphones on. Misunderstood you.
Oh, you're about to find out.
You're about to find out. Hunter's involved. It's a new Hunter episode. There's just not a camera on him.
Yes. Is that possible? Can you do your job from there?
What strange habits develop while living without power?
Can you please wear Si's headset?
I mean, I can until he gets there. Until he walks in.
Whatever's easiest for you, Hunter. You're the overworked, underpaid one. I will say, if we get a hint he's coming, though, you better get out the way because he's going to be coming in hot. Coming in hot.
He'll probably go sit behind the computer screen.
Ladies and gentlemen, have you started this? Start the clock. Hunter, you have a long job. You can start the clock. Hunter wants to be on. He's back, baby. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Duck Call Room.
How do Hunter's Valentine's Day plans spark a debate?
And Si is late, and we found the closest thing we could to him. Hunter. Hunter.
Hunter's setting in for Si.
Look at there.
Hey, look, you got to push that mic away from you about every two minutes. Push it away.
And then talk a lot.
And then that way I can just do this.
Start tapping the lip.
You're out of his left ear or his right ear. We've been telling you that for years.
He can't hear anyway, so it doesn't matter. No difference. There's no difference to him.
What advice do the hosts give about dating a friend's sister?
It's just life.
Si's asleep right now. Is that the situation? He was still in bed. Ladies and gentlemen, it is 2 o'clock in the afternoon. On a Tuesday.
Yeah. What difference does that make?
Living right.
Now, he was perhaps up late last night. I know he went to visit the linemen.
He did. He went to where they're all stationed.
Yeah, there at the Ike Hamilton Expo Center, because I think the linemen are starting to pull out of town piece by piece. They've got everybody...
What are some funny Waffle House experiences shared?
Not everybody, but almost everybody back up and running. Goblin, we talked about our freeze experience yesterday. How was yours? Oh, man.
Look, I almost talked Johanna and Paula, a lot of persuasion with Paula, because it'll be more comfortable in your house. Yeah. Let's get them babies and bring them to the house. She finally wanted, oh, it'd be easier if we go to them. They'll have to get all this. They'll have to. I said, okay, I get it. So we go over our best decision ever. No, didn't even blink. Of course, in Arcadia, it didn't stick in the trees. There's no trees down, no limbs down.
How does living in survival mode affect daily life?
It's just ice.
So you were solid. You were with power. Oh, yeah. Taking care of grandbabies.
Praise the Lord. Just wanting to get home, you know. Yeah.
I didn't want to get home. I was at home and I didn't want to be there.
It was 10 days. But look, I did empty my hot water tank. It just happened to be in the attic. So I said, it'll be cold up there. I better get that.
What insights do the hosts provide on relationships and romance?
I better get that empty. And turned the water off at the road, flushed the commodes, turned all the water faucets on, and we went west.
Good call.
That's wisdom, Hunter. I do have a hole in my shop where a limb speared it. It looks like a, I don't know, them trees. But, you know, the pin oak trees, the one that took all the heat, the white oak trees, they're intact. How many pine trees do you live around?
Yeah, not enough because them pine trees took it on a chin.
Yeah, them limbs are down.
Yeah. Thinking about starting a limb removal service because my family has a bunch of limbs on their yards.
We're going to be picking up for years.
Yeah, you'll have about three, four months worth of work.
You just wait until it all melts and see what's under that.
How do the hosts handle listener questions about dating?
Hunter's quitting us to get in the tree business. He's going to be a logger, if you will. A logger.
so well we were about you may want to stick with this yeah you're better limited knowledge of you probably that's not a wheelbar they ain't gonna take you seriously when you pull up in that orange thing you drive you start pulling up in that talking about tree removal if your car has ever been on a commercial with a bunch of hamsters driving around new york city you're not in for the tree business not quite that one
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Uncle Si late to the podcast?
0:00–0:27
2
What strange habits develop while living without power?
0:27–0:58
3
How do Hunter's Valentine's Day plans spark a debate?
0:58–1:25
4
What advice do the hosts give about dating a friend's sister?
1:25–1:54
5
What are some funny Waffle House experiences shared?
1:54–2:41
6
How does living in survival mode affect daily life?
2:41–3:05
7
What insights do the hosts provide on relationships and romance?
3:05–3:56
8
How do the hosts handle listener questions about dating?
3:56–54:41
Speakers
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