Ep 1016 | Jase’s Son Opens up About Being a Teen in the Limelight on ‘Duck Dynasty’

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What does it mean to be a teen in the limelight?

Reed, let me ask you a question about the hamburgers. Oh, boy. Well, we had a debate on the podcast.
Jase 1:09
This wasn't a debate. It was a really good discussion until... The phrase processed cheese.
Dr. Phil 1:17
I will say people have come out and supported Zach. I've been surprised that I've had some supporters.
Jase 1:23
Have you looked around?
Dr. Phil 1:24
What kind of cheese do you use on your cheese? American cheese.
Processed. What kind? American cheese. So Reed does it too. Oh, interesting.
Dr. Phil 1:34
So... the American cheese debate is, is one we're having. Cause people have said, Zach has said, that's what he puts on his, but let me jump in it.
Jase 1:44
Really? You've fixed those burgers. And it was not when I partook, which has only been about twice. I had them on vacation. It was Colby Jack. Colby Jack cheese, yeah.
Which, look, all cheese is processed to a degree. Well, that's true. And it's all oil. You can't get too fancy with the cheese because – Well, nobody likes a pretentious burger, for one thing. It's a hamburger. I agree to agree. I went to a place the other day. That could be a bumper sticker, right? Nobody likes a pretentious burger.
Jase 2:18
Zach, the next time you want to debate, I'm going to send my son. Check out his vocabulary.
I like your son. I agree with him. You're the one. What's funny is your dad, Reed, he gives me a hard time for the words I use and calls me pretentious. But when it comes to food, you're right. Nobody likes a pretentious burger. And so I make, we go proceed. I don't want to hear what you have to say.
Jase 2:40
Well, what's funny is I don't even know what that means, but.
No, these people putting goat cheese on a burger, you know, and peach preserves. Blue cheese. Nobody likes that crap. Right. But you just keep it simple. Colby Jack or American cheese if they got it, you know.
Dr. Phil 2:55
Well, I like Reed because he's saying either or. You could do either.
Well, great. Keep it simple. I like Colby Jack the best because, you know, we just ate Colby.
Dr. Phil 3:04
We grew up with Dad doing the red rind, just Wisconsin cheese. That's what he always cut up for us, which was excellent. It's an excellent cheese.
Jase 3:12
One of the reasons that I removed to Wisconsin. I mean, I love cheese.
Dr. Phil 3:15
Well, we just had a guy, I was down here, the guy that was doing the thing on the gun, and he brought cheese, which I'm impressed. Anytime someone comes to visit us from Wisconsin, just bring cheese because that's one of the reasons we love you.
Jase 3:30
How I missed that handoff.
Dr. Phil 3:32
Yeah, I think old Stone kind of knifed in under there, Jase, because I saw two wheels. I just went in and took it because technically it's still kind of my house.
Jase 3:41
Well, I've seen a pattern develop here. We go duck hunting, and then it's like the ducks know, oh, it's time for them to leave and go do the podcast because the last time we had to do a podcast, They're in duck season.
Dr. Phil 3:59
You think the ducks are listening? Some of them are maybe listening to the pike?
Jase 4:03
Read what happened today.
Well, we got out there. We jumped up a bunch of ducks, and we thought, okay, here we go.
Jase 4:11
They were there before dark. So illegal to shoot. They were there when we got there.
Dr. Phil 4:16
Yeah. Which you hate jumping them out when you come in, right?
Jase 4:19
And it was a lot of them. We said, let's see how many came back. We sat there for three hours. How many came back?

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