Ep 1050 | Jase & Missy’s Marriage Got off to a Rough Start & the Ungodly Emasculation of Men
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I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. We were just laughing at Zach Jace, which we do a lot in leading up to our podcast. You said he's going through a midlife crisis.
No, I said he's showing tendencies of that with all the hats and different things.
And I said he's going to pull up one day in a convertible BMW with the top down, you know. He reminds me of our brother Willie.
He does. That's exactly what I was thinking of when I said that. They both are given to tangents. And so it's like they're on something.
And then they move on to the next. That is not true. And you accuse me. That's not true. It's not an accusation.
It's just a parallel of truth.
It's okay. Sometimes in life, you're in a room and a conversation comes up and you're like, what are they talking about? And everyone else knows the facts except the person. So it's.
Willie is not... See, he's more my adversary. I just had this conversation yesterday with Chad Robichaud.
You know why? Because you're so much alike. I agree. That's the little secret here. You're dreamers. I told Chad Robichaud...
Yesterday, who's been on our podcast many times, I said, you know, Chad's a, I think he's like a black belt in jujitsu or some kind of.
Oh, he's an extreme.
You don't have to know all the colors. He's not a man to be trifled with. That's what we know about. Don't run up on him in a dark alley and think you're supposed to do something.
Well, I asked him for his help because I said the last time me and Willie got into it, like really got into it, I was about 25. He was about, I guess, however tall. 30 or 35 I don't know how much older he is than me and he was talking he was basically running his mouth like he was going to beat me up and you know Willie's always got like that entourage around him so he had all his like young guys that were like in there They were teenagers. Yeah. Because he was the youth minister at the time. Yep. And I'm like, Willie, you will not take, like, I will fold you up like a pretzel. I'm not 12 years old anymore. And, of course, all the kids were like, oh, no, Willie will kill you. I was like, I'm telling you, boys. And so me and Willie go outside, and we wrestle. And I did fold him up like a pretzel until he grabbed a certain part of my body, not to be named publicly on the podcast. Right.
And so there was always that.
But you act like that's out of bounds.
Well, I mean, it is out of bounds.
No, the way we grew up, that's the last. That's what you do to finish it off. That's the way.
Well, I asked Chad, is there a move to get out of that? He said, there's a move. I'll teach it to you. There's a move to get out of that. I always have a move. Oh, my goodness.
So we went off the rails. We did.
I apologize. We're talking about marriage today. We're going to have a guest on the podcast later. We are, which I am super excited about. She's going to be amazing. And I thought, because we've been in John 2 in our study, which, of course, included a wedding. Jesus' first miraculous sign was at the wedding. And then it goes right into this idea of the temple, which is us. And so I know she's going to bring some good insight. But one of the things I didn't get a chance to talk about when we were talking about that is our own weddings. When Lisa was here, she mentioned a little bit about ours, which was a fiasco because we planned our wedding from one week to the next per my instruction, which looking back on it was very insensitive to everybody that loves us.
But at that moment, I just hadn't learned yet to care that much about other people yet. And so literally we decided from one Friday to the next. So it was chaos, even in just too small. And there were only 30 people at our wedding. It was a backyard wedding. It was a backyard where we got married in the preacher's living room. Lisa had been kind of sort of kicked out of her house already anyway for marrying me. And so she had been staying at my grandparents until like three days before the wedding. And so she was driving her old, that old white Ford LTD. You remember it, Jace? It was a big car that mom and dad owned. And she ran out of gas. So my grandpa went out to help her put gas in it because she was still working.
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