My Family’s Best Advice for Life, Love & Faith | Sadie Robertson Huff
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What family memories and advice does Sadie introduce at the start of the episode?
What's up, everybody? Happy, whoa, that's good Wednesday. I hope you're having a great week, but per usual, it is about to get so much better. I am loving all of these compilations of the best advice. We've gotten so much good advice over the years. We have to rewind. We have to go back to some things and remind ourselves of what's been spoken today. In today's episode, we had the best of Robertson advice. You guys have said it. Y'all love when my family comes on the show. I love when my family comes on the show. And they always give such great wisdom. I'm so grateful to have so many people around me that I want to model my life after. Uncle Sy, do I want to model my life after? I'll take his advice. I don't know about everything.
You know, some things might do a little different. But we do have some good advice for him and my sister, so many great people in this episode. So tune in, get your notebook out and write down some good advice. ask you the question that ask everybody who comes on the podcast are you ready for this you probably don't know this because you've never listened to my podcast have you no i haven't so with that being said i probably know i'm not ready all right get ready it is what is the best piece of advice that you have ever been given you can think about it
That would be because when I was out when the show was going on full blast, I got asked that every time right before we left. And I would always tell them, you know, learn to laugh at yourself, okay? Don't take everything so serious. Life is too short. Okay, and we live in a mean and cruel world.
Yeah, that's good. I'm actually really shocked. You were prepared for that. Well, I actually wanted to ask you about that anyways because everybody thinks that you're hilarious because you are hilarious. But the main question I get asked, especially in the height of the show, is the question, is Uncle Si really that crazy? To which I always say, yes. Yes. You're crazier in person because the show only shows 22 minutes, but you're like this 24-7. So how do you learn to laugh at yourself? Were you in Popoffville always as crazy as you are now?
Well, like I said, okay, I had four brothers and two sisters, okay? And growing up to say I had an identity crisis is an understatement.
Hmm.
Because in school and everything I did, okay, the reply was always, well, Jimmy Frank wouldn't have done it that way or Judy wouldn't have done it that way. And I was going, hey, I'm not Jimmy Frank. I'm not Judy. Yeah. So, you know, but everybody takes, uh, everybody takes everything too serious.
That's true.
Okay. Look, worry. And like, if you take everything too serious, that's worry. Yeah. Like he's the businessman. He worries too much. Okay. But on his good side. Okay. He's the biggest prankster in our, in the Robertson family. It's true.
Oh, for sure.
How did Uncle Si learn to laugh at himself and why does he say it's important?
Hey, first off, I don't worry. The only thing that worried me about business was you were part of my business, which kind of worried me.
That's worry. Right.
Having to depend on you, it was a little worrisome.
Hey, I've always been dependable. That's why I feel when all the other people down there at Duck Commander Home was at Phil's house, I'd be over there sleeping after we had a big meal from Ms. Kay and everybody else would go to work. And he would just say, hey, leave him alone. Do you need some reeds? And they'd say, no. And I said, hey, he's doing his job. Leave him alone.
I was actually just telling Christian, we were talking about memories that I have with you, and I was talking about how before the show even, I remember we'd be down there at MMOK and Pitbull Fills when Duck Commander was down there, and every single afternoon after lunch, you really would take a nap. Oh, no. And what you don't know, though, is me, Reed, Cole, and Jelly would hide behind MMOK's kitchen table and wait for you to wake up because 99% of the time, you had gas when you woke up.
that's true story that's a true story sadie were you gonna ask me my advice again or was that just for psy that was just for side but do you want well yeah i'm gonna give you another piece of advice that was given to me so when i take over
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What family memories and advice does Sadie introduce at the start of the episode?
0:00–3:21
2
How did Uncle Si learn to laugh at himself and why does he say it's important?
3:21–15:27
3
Why did Duck Commander keep Uncle Si on payroll and how did that shape his fame?
15:27–47:25
4
What marriage lessons does Uncle Si share after 50 years of marriage?
47:25–1:02:38
Speakers
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