Ep 1203 | Jase Misses Phil Most When the Weather Guys Cry Rain & Deliver Dust
episodePreviously titled “Ep: 1203 | Jase Misses Phil Most When the Weather Guys Cry Rain & Deliver Dust” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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How does Jase react to missed weather reports and family memories?
I am unashamed. What about you? It's one of the few jobs in life. I want you to start right here. It's one of the few jobs in life that literally anyone can do. Name that job. It was not podcasting. Weather people predicting the weather because it doesn't matter if you're right. Well, they're usually wrong, right? Yeah. Isn't that your experiences? Well, they were wrong on this rainfall, Al. The weather has turned. And that's why we have another exciting episode of the Unashamed podcast. You got the fire, toasty fire behind you. Hey, that's the first thing I said when I came in. I was like, oh, man, we have a fire in the background. But now you realize why we have the fire.
86 degrees up here. That's 86 behind me, my little – I'm freezing. 86 degrees. 86 and you're freezing.
I'm not getting that joke, Zach.
I don't get it. I mean, I've got my thermostat set to 86 and it's still cold in here. That's embarrassing. Yeah. You've lost your man, Zach. You need an HVAC guy, Zach. I don't think it's working is what I'm saying. It's not about me not having the tolerance. It's not putting out enough hot air. That was the joke. I was wondering. I knew somewhere in there.
But see, now you know why we actually have the fire after the fire bit. Then we had the whole fire episode a couple episodes ago. We're people who stare at fires. But are you doing it thinking about the resurrection or are you doing it thinking about all the ways you have not done the right thing? You see? It's a pretty good thought.
Well, we had, I told you we had a little, it was kind of an old folks camp down here, retreat. Bill and Hawk and our Aunt Ann, Jayce. down and so everybody it's interesting because like lisa and bills had our friend bill had prostate cancer and ever since he's had this treatment he's he's cancer free now which is great but he uh just whatever meds they put on some trial on he gets hot flashes so he's like he's going through male menopause he's like an old woman And so he and Lisa are hot flashing. And Ann's like, Mom, she's got 14 blankets on her. It's just every time you walk in, somebody's burning up and somebody's freezing. It's like, I don't know. It's the weirdest thing I've ever seen. And it's just normal.
I mean, it's cool down here. It's 63. It feels like 55. Took them to the beaches.
All the people in the north are like, wow, it's cold. So you're in the first stages of some form of hypothermia. I'm like, whoa, it's crisp this morning. Al, the next time you go to the beach, you're going to have to wear pants. That's right. Possibly a light jacket.
I wore shorts yesterday, Jason. I was like, man, I got to start dressing for the occasion. It's cold down here.
It's so funny. We're all in our own little world. That's why I was upset about the weather, man, because we don't have any water because the river is below what it normally is, which is kind of a controversial thing on why that is, and no one will give a clear answer. They said they were working on the lock-and-down system, but that was about three years ago. So it's like, where are we at on that project?
Well, didn't they raise it to begin with for barge traffic? I mean, wasn't that the purpose of it?
Yeah. I think the root of it is money. Yeah. The problem is we can't pump out of the river to pump our duck hole, so we got this nice front today. And you're like, you should be getting ducks on your property. But unless we can talk some ducks into lighting on dry land, we may have a problem this year. So I was a little disappointed because they were calling for heavy rains, heavy, heavy. That's a Phil impersonation.
So if dad were around, Jase, would he not be trying to pump water onto it? Is that, you know, y'all just not going to do that?
Yeah, he would basically, well, if you get to this stage, then you would, I mean, everything's doable. depending on how much money you want to spend. Right, I got you. But I'm not spending six figures on getting some water out there. I know, yeah. Because that's about what it would take. But I could see Phil. I thought about him this morning because he heard the weather report is going to rain.
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