Ep 1088 | Phil’s First Act of Faith & Jase’s ‘Circle of Life’ Lesson to a Toddler Goes off the Rails
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What is the first act of faith discussed in the episode?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. We're back in our boxes. That's what I call it.
Again, everybody's in a different location.
We're in three different places. We're back in our boxes. I'm in the southern lair, which I know is just something about every time I get the opportunity to come back here is the Salty air. It puts me in a calm mode. Zach, it's my happy place.
Mine's in the mountains. I know it. Every time I come home, I drive up over the ridge and I see the mountains. I'm like, man. That cool, crisp air. It's not bad, Jace. You're down into the sweltering heat of the swamp.
No, what that means is y'all don't get out enough. I mean, my happy place is anywhere outside. I actually had a happy place experience. I'm passing on the legacy of being known as a wilderness person.
Yeah.
We had the little man yesterday and, uh, When he got to our house, Missy had gone and picked him up. When he came in, he said, J-Rock, let's go fishing. I mean, that's the first time. I've taken him a couple times. You know, when you're three years old, you don't have a lot to offer in the fishing world. You're basically just thinking, let's get out of this alive and in one piece. And you're just kind of, he's observing. Although, you know, it's like you hook the fish, then you hand him the rod and say, hey, try it. And he's like, oh, I got a fish. So we went, we slipped over there to my brother's pond, you know, which I'm a little concerned about this because this is halfway yuppie fishing, you know.
Because it's in a curated pond that's stocked with fish. So somebody put the fish in there. And they raise the fish up and they feed them every day and they probably pet them and do stuff like that.
Well, they can't catch them. You'd have to be able to catch them to pet them. My point is they're domesticated fish that you're catching. That's true, but they are in water. And it is outside. And I am sneaking over there. And if you have a three-year-old, it's better because I don't need a boat. I mean, all I need is a bridge, which is – now we're getting into basic Redneck 101. I think we actually did an episode on the Duck Show about that.
And, Jase, I will make the point that even though there is the middleman, who is our brother – and his people, Stone and others, they're still made by the Almighty, and you still got to catch them.
Oh, exactly. It's not easy because Willie has come up with this narrative that I've caught all his fish that I've told you about several times. And every time I catch one, I'm like, hey, Willie. Here's another one. They're still here. They're still here. In the fishing world, there is a narrative about that. I mean, Phil used to have a neighbor. that he was just all the time. I mean, the man fished almost every day. But every time you saw him, he's like, can't catch them, which he had some. He's like, too many people out here. I mean, Al, you remember how many people that were down there. Not many.
Not many.
But he just didn't like the idea of other people fishing where he was living. He was like, this is my section of the land and water.
Even though these were public waters. And look, he had such a phobia about it. He wouldn't let his wife order fish at restaurants because he was afraid if somebody saw her ordering fish, they would assume he wasn't catching enough for her to eat at home.
He wasn't a He wasn't a fish provider.
He actually said that out loud.
Yeah, he said it. I heard him say it. I was thinking. Man.
Well, let me tell you this. Where you guys live, particularly where Phil lives and where the hoop nets are and the boat ramp, the level of catfish that has been pulled out of that river is incredible and the quality not just the quantity but the quality of the catfish i went yesterday and ate lunch here at a little restaurant in in the mountains and i will tell you as much as i love it here don't ever order catfish in the mountains i mean it was i mean i'm looking at this guy eating and he was like man this is delicious i'm like that's not catfish that is good that's the three words you need to know that's like when we'll go to a restaurant once a year or twice
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