Uncle Si Wants to Know What Happened to Phil Robertson's Butler

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What impact did Phil Robertson's passing have on Dan the Butler?

Unknown 0:00
You blew up a beaver down, Si? Or somebody. You were asking Stone?
Si Robertson 0:11
Well, I was asking Stone. He come over and asked, you want to go blow up a beaver down with me? I said, no, I'm not really interested.
Jase Robertson 0:18
That was a sure sign he's getting old. Yeah.
Si Robertson 0:21
Yeah. I just got slightly worried. Well, hey, look, you know, just, you know, It ain't much.
Phil Robertson 0:27
If you've seen a thousand. It's a big explosion. If you've seen a thousand, you've seen the next one, right?

What story does Uncle Si share about sleeping underwater in a swamp?

Si Robertson 0:32
Well, hey, once you've done it once, hey, write it off the bucket list, boys.
Jase Robertson 0:36
There's something about blowing things up.
Si Robertson 0:38
Oh, I know. And if you'd have said, hey, you'll go hunting beaver tonight and pop them in the head, then I'd have said, well, yeah, hey, let's go kill a few.
Phil Robertson 0:48
Yeah, you got it right. So I weigh more of a night owl than an early riser.
Si Robertson 0:51
Oh, yeah, I don't. I fix that now. Hey, listen. Sunrise ain't for him, boys.
Phil Robertson 0:57
Only if he's still awake. That's the only time he sees the sunrise, if he's still awake. He ain't trying to get up.
Jase Robertson 1:03
It was a monstrosity of a beaver dam. Huge.

How does Si feel about Jase's dramatics on the podcast?

Jase Robertson 1:07
We took three-inch PVC, a four-foot section of it, filled it up with Tannerite.
Si Robertson 1:15
Kind of right. And then stuck it in the beaver down.
Jase Robertson 1:18
Stuck it in the middle of the beaver down. Backed off 100 yards. Put your goggles on. Boom.
Si Robertson 1:23
30-30.
Godwin 1:27
And it went.
Jase Robertson 1:28
Boom. Big boom. Big boom. It blew it up. Oh, yeah. It blew a hole from me to you in that thing.

What are the highlights of Si's beaver hunting adventure?

Si Robertson 1:35
Well, I hope there's three or four beavers coming out with it. All the limbs. I've seen three or four dead people.
Jase Robertson 1:42
It was a spectacle. Jordy had a drone flying over the top of it.
Si Robertson 1:46
Oh, okay.
Jase Robertson 1:47
About 80 foot. And when he was watching the screen, he'd get out of the way because some shrapnel just came inches from taking that drone out. He's a little skittish anyway.
Si Robertson 2:00
Well, hey.
Yeah.
Jase Robertson 2:02
And old Dan has some shrapnel blow by him. Dan the butler? Oh, yeah. I passed him on my way up here.

How does Si describe his relationship with Dan the Butler?

Phil Robertson 2:08
Guns out, guns out, baby. He on that motorcycle with that one helmet that's too small, but them arms is blaring red, like getting burnt to a crisp.
Godwin 2:17
When your arms are built like that, you can leave them out for all year long.
Phil Robertson 2:20
Yeah. Oh, Dan. Seeing him on that little bitty motorcycle, though, I'm glad he's still all in one piece.
Jase Robertson 2:27
Dan's a good hand. He's trustworthy.
Phil Robertson 2:30
Oh, yeah.
Godwin 2:30
I grew up with Dan. He's awesome.
Phil Robertson 2:33
How old is Dan? Y'all the same age?
Godwin 2:35
No, I'm the same age as his little brother. He's three years older than me, probably.

What interesting email does John-David receive about Phil and Dog the Bounty Hunter?

Phil Robertson 2:38
Oh, so he my age. We're both 40 then.
Godwin 2:40
Yeah, Dan's pushing 40. He might not be 40 yet.
Si Robertson 2:43
But going back to the beavers, that's a unique little animal. Oh. When you hit that right down to it.
Phil Robertson 2:50
I know. You seen his gas station?
Si Robertson 2:52
Oh, hey, I'll tell you. That's what I'm talking about.
Unknown 2:54
They're slick now.
Si Robertson 2:55
seen his gas they can make a dam that will hold water at the level they want it to be at let me tell you something a bucky's is a beaver dam because everything that come by it stop yep
Godwin 3:09
He's a great character for us. I got gas there a week and a half, two weeks ago.

What humorous stories do the hosts share about hunting and poaching?

Godwin 3:14
And I was like, good grief. It's starting to get like- Too much. The words out. We got to stop telling people about it.
Jase Robertson 3:22
The one at the beach is shoulder to shoulder traffic. Oh, the one at the beach.
Phil Robertson 3:26
You can only stop in on him when it's dark.
Unknown 3:29
Yeah.
Phil Robertson 3:29
That's the only time you can even reasonably get in and out of that place. It's got to be dark outside.
Jase Robertson 3:33
That's the only reason my kids want to go to the beach. Stop at Bucky's? Stop at Bucky's.
Godwin 3:37
To be fair, that is the highlight of going to the beach.
Si Robertson 3:40
Going to the beach for what?

What reflections do the hosts have on the power dynamics in the story of Jesus?

Jase Robertson 3:41
Bucky's. The gas station. Stop at Bucky's.
Godwin 3:45
You've never been to one. He's never been inside. I go, wow. We got to take him in. And he goes in the parking lot. He just ain't going inside.
Phil Robertson 3:52
I never go in. Well, I don't blame you because you're kind of the Bucky's. Right. I mean, you probably should call Mr. Bucky.
Godwin 3:59
Yeah, I mean.
Phil Robertson 4:00
He could probably offset your retirement a little bit if you just go in a few of them.
Godwin 4:04
I don't get recognized a lot of places.
Yeah.
Godwin 4:07
But it's pretty well a very high percentage chance if I go in a Buc-ee. That's one of the reasons I don't go in. Are you from Duck Dynasty?
Phil Robertson 4:13
I'm like, I've never been in one and not taken a picture.

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