Ep 1075 | Miss Kay Fed Wendy Williams a Squirrel & What ‘American Idol’ Taught Zach’s Daughter

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What humorous squirrel story does Phil share?

Phil Robertson 0:01
I am unashamed. What about you? So welcome back to Unashamed. I was mentioning that I was on a previous podcast. I was in Nebraska earlier this week, and it was interesting because we were they'd sent a note. You know, there's people that kind of handle us going places. And so she sent me a note from the organizer of the event. She said that they were wearing all of their board members and because this is a pregnancy center. And all of our board members and the staff of this little small place was wearing camo. for the event. And so she didn't say anything about us, but instantly when I received that, I thought, well, why would they tell me that? Are they wanting us to wear camo? Because in the early days when we were doing events, I would always wear camo to the events because there were a lot of sportsman's banquets and things like that. So it was kind of my modus operandi, but I hadn't done that recently because these are usually banquets, and so we just kind of dressed in our normal clothes. So I sent a note back, finally connected with the person.
Phil Robertson 1:09
I said, do you want us to wear camo? Because, you know, we can wear it. And she said, oh, well, that's up to y'all. But, yeah, that would be great.
Jase Robertson 1:15
What's the difference between me and you? I don't ask. That's all you wear. Well, 90% of my wardrobe is camo.
Zach Dasher 1:22
Well, you got camo shoes, like slippers.
Jase Robertson 1:25
Yeah. You miss y'all?
Zach Dasher 1:26
Oh, yeah. Yeah, he kicked his foot up.
Jase Robertson 1:29
He looked like a – Do you see that, Matty? Yeah.
Zach Dasher 1:32
They say George on the bottom, so whatever.
Jase Robertson 1:35
Well, I want to tell you that my son actually gave me these for Christmas. You know what's fascinating? What? They're waterproof.
Zach Dasher 1:44
Oh, that's interesting.
Jase Robertson 1:45
If you live in Louisiana and you have shoes. So you think, oh, they're slippers.
Phil Robertson 1:49
Only in Louisiana do you need waterproof slippers.
Zach Dasher 1:52
I mean, think about that. But if you walk in any depth of water in those shoes, they're going to tip your, like you tip your waders, they'll tip the shoes.
Jase Robertson 2:02
Yeah, but it's like a P-Row. I wouldn't say I'm going to go jump in a lake with them.
Phil Robertson 2:07
I'm just saying. But Jase is right. You walk through a yard in Louisiana, if it's a recent rain, it's going to go up three or four inches.
Jase Robertson 2:14
Oh, I'm taking out the garbage. Guess what? I don't have to take my slippers off. And the reason I call them slippers is because when you squirrel hunt, you have to slip and be quiet. Which is why dad hunted in socks. And he passed that on to me. The problem is there's a thorn issue. Yeah. That, remember, he would spend countless hours.
Phil Robertson 2:36
He would come in from a squirrel hunt, and he was very successful. This is back in the day when we were – living off the squirrels. This is when he was the squirrel commander. Yeah, yeah.
Jase Robertson 2:46
There was a pattern. He would shoot the squirrels, clean the squirrels, okay, before she started preparing to cook the squirrels, or he would cook them also.
Phil Robertson 2:55
Yeah. There was a thorn removal. Yeah, and mom would have this bright light And she would be there with a couple of needles because she would usually, it would take a couple because she would literally dull a needle on his feet because it was like he had these pads on the bottom. And she would pick thorns out of his feet. How many times did we see that, Des? I mean, it was, I'd say a hundred. Yeah, I would too. It was amazing. Did y'all like the squirrel, by the way? Y'all like to eat them? Love squirrel.
Jase Robertson 3:21
Is that a joke? What have you not eaten? Squirrel? I'm not a big fan of it. I would put that at the top of all rodents that you could eat. Do you eat squirrel brains? No, but my mom did.
Phil Robertson 3:32
Mom did.
Jase Robertson 3:33
But we didn't eat them because there's not really a whole lot there. Yeah. But she seems to think that it... Contributed to.
Zach Dasher 3:41
You put it up there in the top. Contributed to the what?
Jase Robertson 3:44
You can put it at the top of the rodent family. Yeah. But the chasm is great. There's like, there's squirrel and then there's everything else.
Phil Robertson 3:55
It's always, when it comes to game, or really even. He didn't put it at the top of the game. Well, I'm saying.

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