British social media stars Jase (@_theaccentguy) and Josh (@imjoshfromengland2) bond with Uncle Si over their faith, monster truck rallies, and their shared love for what makes America great. But when it comes to slang, they all agree subtitles should’ve been mandatory. Si can’t make sense of the Queen’s English, and the Brits get lost in the bayou lingo. John-David shocks everyone by revealing he knows a thing or two about soccer, instantly becoming the room’s leading expert on British culture. Josh and Jase hit up Martin for an alligator wrestling match, but he’s pretty sure they might bite off more than they can chew! Duck Call Room episode #447 is sponsored by: For 20% off your order, head to HarvestHosts.com and use code DUCK. https://nutrafol.com — Get $10 off your first month’s subscription and free shipping when you use promo code DUCK! https://fastgrowingtrees.com/duck — Save up to half-off on select plants and use code DUCK at checkout to get an additional 15% off! https://legacybox.com/duck — Shop the $9 tape sale and get 90 days free access to Legacybox Cloud. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chapter 1: What do the Brits think of American food?
Chapter 2: What is the story behind the British guests?
That's right. Are we the first Brits on the podcast, or have you had more...
See, we don't know what a Brit is.
Well, hey, I got a question. Is an Irishman a Brit? Well, Northern Irish? Evidently, that would be no.
I have no idea what part of Irish he was from. Irish Island. I've been there.
He's an Irishman.
Yeah, he's an Irishman. You know, it's funny. Every American always says, I've got some Irish in me. Do you know this guy? No, we don't know that guy.
All right.
I know your descendants from hundreds of years ago. We don't know who they are. And we don't know the royal family. We don't know anybody else who's famous in the UK.
Well, then why are you here? Because you guys invited us. Oh, that's right. So I'm going to be honest. I was at my house the other day. I was flipping through. And then all of a sudden, there's these two British guys on my Instagram feed. I don't know who they are. And they're like, hey, we're from England, and I'm not going to try and do the impression. And we're headed to Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Chapter 3: How did the Brits end up in Shreveport?
America's champion. Yeah. But. I don't even know how we got here. I don't know how we've gone from Jesus to crushed ice. That's not cool. Welcome to the duck call room. Welcome to the duck call room.
No, I want to know about their church back home in Nottingham. Okay, okay. Is it like a cathedral? Do you walk in and like, don't move? Yeah, we're in a cult. No, no, no.
We all went rogue, and I'm like, no, no, no. Because I would go to that just for fun. Okay, so my church is a little bit old-fashioned. Unfortunately, we only sing psalms, and it's a bit, you know, sitting in the choir. You sing the psalms? Just the psalms, yeah. From the Bible? From the Bible, yeah.
Our church is very, very strict when it comes to— See, that's ingrained in the Brits.
Yeah.
That's kind of— I've been saying this. It's not—hey, this is not derogatory. No, yeah. Or derogatory. It's definitely not deregulatory. But that's inbred in y'all. Inbred? Okay. No, that's us. That's us. It's all good. I don't know. Hey, you've always got to be proper.
Okay, yeah, not inbred. Are you proper? I'm not inbred. If being not inbred means being proper, I'm proper. I just want to put it out there. Listen, the royals all them years ago, they might be a little bit inbred.
You were taught to be that.
Oh, inbred. Oh, not inbred. Okay, yeah, right. Sorry. Sorry, Kyle. Okay.
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Chapter 8: What interesting encounters did they have with fans?
That's weird you saying it, Si. That's mental. I was at the club. I was crazy.
It was the dance hall back then. They came running over.
Anyway, this woman, okay, who was finer than wine, okay, was running all of the gentlemen off of the floor. So she come up and asked me to dance. And then, look, hey. For the rest of the night, the only two people dancing was me and her. Tell them.
Because, hey, we kicked the doors off, the windows out, and, hey, we put on a show. Oh, I bet you did. Oh, no, we did. Yeah.
Have you got the moves?
Were you a dancer back in the day? I could have done it back then.
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
I'm not a very good dancer. Us Brits can't dance.
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