Speaker 1: Yo, what's up? You're off in God's Country with your boys.
Speaker 2: Read and Dan isbel also known as the Brothers Hunting,
Speaker 2: where we take a weekly drive to the intersection of
Speaker 2: country music and the great outdoors. Two things go together
Speaker 2: like a good burger joint and greasy, slippery floors.
Speaker 3: You can smell it just.
Speaker 1: One spot though, lift licked that grease off that floor.
Speaker 2: Or four wheelers and two tracks to the river brought
Speaker 2: you body Meat Eater. A little late today, Ray right,
Speaker 2: wake up right, little late today?
Speaker 1: Right? Get on, wake up? Raised another going. I thought
Speaker 1: that's a good name for you to come up.
Speaker 2: A baby to come us, thanks for still sponsoring the show.
Speaker 4: A baby.
Speaker 1: Apparently they making jeans and not only boots. Larry had
Speaker 1: some one.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking we need some too, so to come sponsor
Speaker 5: in the show now, Baby.
Speaker 1: I couldn't hear the tempo. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: couldn't hear the tempo, I couldn't hear the clique.
Speaker 3: There's no clique, bro.
Speaker 1: That guy was cool man. He was just like us,
Speaker 1: grew up a lot like us.
Speaker 2: Mister Larry Fleet was in God's Country in the top
Speaker 2: three that passed the fastest, like I looked down at it,
Speaker 2: easy ten easy Converson, and I was like, it feels
Speaker 2: it literally got to get out of here.
Speaker 1: It literally feels like we talked about our childhood the
Speaker 1: whole time.
Speaker 2: We were forty five minutes in and I was like,
Speaker 2: we didn't even started.
Speaker 1: You know, you kept on trying to skip things. I
Speaker 1: had to. It's gonna be four hours long. Man, Tennesseean
Speaker 1: grew up hunting, fishing, singing. That's a saying something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he does a.
Speaker 2: Lot up Man where I find God just blew his
Speaker 2: career out of the water. And it should have too.
Speaker 2: It was that good of a song. Yeah, connected that
Speaker 2: one he does. He does it on the show, and
Speaker 2: he's a good player. You could tell he had tone
Speaker 2: in his fingers when he was picking it.
Speaker 1: He could he he's yeah, he's a real dude, believes
Speaker 1: in real things. The kids.
Speaker 2: I think he's sandbag on the like the hunting stuff.
Speaker 2: I think he's way more like the way he was talking,
Speaker 2: you know how he can immediately tell if somebody is
Speaker 2: like a real hunter or not sure immediate Yeah, there
Speaker 2: was no We didn't talk about duck hunting much and
Speaker 2: that's that's Yeah. I should have asked him the question
Speaker 2: that if you had one thing.
Speaker 1: There is a part where.
Speaker 2: I picked this up, and he said, oh, I can
Speaker 2: get down on that too, and you didn't let him.
Speaker 2: I tried, but you were talking so much. I was
Speaker 2: talking so much, so much?
Speaker 1: Ray? Did he talk too much? Wake up? Raise? Give
Speaker 1: me a sound of my performance today? Ray? All right, now,
Speaker 1: Dan's egle flying across the sky for freedom.
Speaker 2: I feel like I did good today. Yeah, maybe I'm
Speaker 2: like maybe just like I feel like you didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: Maybe like burger joints just a little too much, but not. Hey,
Speaker 2: thanks for thanks for tuning in, Thanks for following us
Speaker 2: on the socials. Be sure and hit the subscribe five
Speaker 2: star roast or just five star nice and uh and
Speaker 2: it helps us uh put the roast on the table
Speaker 2: for our kids, if you know what I mean. I've
Speaker 2: said that before. I'm gonna keep talking until this thing dings.
Speaker 2: That's neither longer one than it ever has been. There
Speaker 2: we go, geez.
Speaker 1: The roast hit. It's too done.
Speaker 2: It's like actual time for if you ever put roast
Speaker 2: in the microwave for that long, it's leather microwave.
Speaker 1: It it does kind of sound like a microwave.
Speaker 2: All right, God's Country work Camouflage. Yeah, I can't read
Speaker 2: the entire title, so if you're gonna make a title,
Speaker 2: make sure it's shorter than this one, because it just
Speaker 2: says where camouflage from Colton?
Speaker 1: H Are you sure? Is that a picture of it
Speaker 1: or kids? A picture? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'll try to I'll try to find though. Oh it
Speaker 2: doesn't really matter, keep going. Listening to God's Country feels
Speaker 2: like getting trapped in a deer blind with two buys,
Speaker 2: two guys who two buys with two guys who won't
Speaker 2: stop talking about their own mixtape. The host basically turned
Speaker 2: their truck cab conversations into a podcast, and somehow forgot
Speaker 2: to bring anything new to say. If you've ever wondered
Speaker 2: what would happen if a bass pro shops catalog game
Speaker 2: sentience and started a podcast, wonder no more. Sure they
Speaker 2: talk about music and hunting, but mostly it's thinly veiled
Speaker 2: bragging with a Southern twang.
Speaker 1: Gosh, this is a good one. Full disclosure.
Speaker 2: I love this podcast, and chat GBT wrote this review
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 1: Full disclosure. That's a good one. Though.
Speaker 2: That's apparently chat he's really good at that, because that's
Speaker 2: kind of true.
Speaker 1: Did I ain't ever? I ain't ever. I have never
Speaker 1: typed anything into chat I mean either.
Speaker 2: And people say, do you have it on your phone?
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't know. I don't know how you
Speaker 2: have it on your phone? Isn't an app? Is it
Speaker 2: just an app?
Speaker 1: Ray? Is it an app? Do you use it a lot?
Speaker 1: He's a techie guy, though, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like that part of the world existence is
Speaker 2: passing me by.
Speaker 1: It's kind of terrifying. Do I need to learn how
Speaker 1: to do it?
Speaker 4: Ray?
Speaker 1: Okay? Ship? Which one is that? What do I download?
Speaker 1: Is it not just Google?
Speaker 4: Ray?
Speaker 1: Is Google not doing the same thing?
Speaker 2: When I when I type things into Google now like
Speaker 2: a question? It types like AI, pops up at the
Speaker 2: top and kind of gives me a full rundown of
Speaker 2: way too much to read?
Speaker 1: Who does.
Speaker 2: Larry Fleet Larry Fleet Killer, gonna love this episode. Thanks
Speaker 2: for sticking around. Well, we'll catch you next time. See you,
Speaker 2: Thanks by, Thanks, thanks by? Thanks Ray?
Speaker 1: We speed No, not you big brother stuff. I was
Speaker 1: like last I checked, I'm your big brother. We say
Speaker 1: speed Larry, We're legit around here? Did you that's a
Speaker 1: new guy? Ray?
Speaker 2: If he if if your headphones aren't working or it
Speaker 2: ray say something. Hey, man, we've got it. He's also
Speaker 2: not new he's been here for ever.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is how I know Dan doesn't read the sheets,
Speaker 2: the homework sheets that we have on our guests. Is
Speaker 2: because right when Larry walked in, Dan asked him where
Speaker 2: he's from.
Speaker 1: No, us, where you're from?
Speaker 2: And it's literally the literally the first thing Native Tennessee.
Speaker 2: And then it says two lines down from White Bluff.
Speaker 2: And then you asked about his new song coming out,
Speaker 2: and you asked if it was a whole record. No,
Speaker 2: I didn't know if he was the name of the
Speaker 2: what's the name of the record? We don't know yet.
Speaker 1: It can't come out yet.
Speaker 2: We got a Native Tennessee and he's a songwriting man,
Speaker 2: made a bar Eric Church and Morgan Walling where I
Speaker 2: find God freaking great, big deer hunting dad and the too.
Speaker 1: I like that uh huh right there on that one.
Speaker 2: Uh fishing mean shirt wearing by the way, this dude
Speaker 2: that that that shirt goes hard.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: He's a man of faith and some singing. He does
Speaker 2: some singing. We got Larry Fleet in Guy's Country today
Speaker 2: from white right down the road, dude, coming in looking good. Man.
Speaker 2: He kind of bleaned out a little bit too.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm going for the sort of like hunting
Speaker 4: Texas oil man.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I try to land there too, So I like that.
Speaker 1: I like that. You smell good. We did a little
Speaker 1: bro hug girl. You smell good.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Well do you all know each other?
Speaker 2: No, I just we just went in for the We
Speaker 2: just yeah, right, I think. I mean I can hug
Speaker 2: a man that looks that wears that shirt because I
Speaker 2: feel like we're foundationally on the same page.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: What gives you that inclination? The Mallard's on his shirt.
Speaker 2: People listening can't see people.
Speaker 1: Watching can see it. There's Mallards.
Speaker 2: Guy comes in with a camouflage shirt that's got a
Speaker 2: drake and a and a SUSI on it.
Speaker 4: All.
Speaker 3: Thank you. It feels good, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: What's what's up? We your hat? What is Kleatis?
Speaker 3: I'm glad you ask.
Speaker 4: You know, It's not like I do this for a
Speaker 4: living or anything. It's uh so Kalidas is a burger joint.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you have ever been, but we
Speaker 4: got to. Well, so I'm a partner in it. Now,
Speaker 4: come on and Uh, well, I mean every country singer
Speaker 4: got him a bar. I thought, well, what does America
Speaker 4: really need? Not more bars? No? Huh so good is
Speaker 4: we do sell beer over there, so you know whatever.
Speaker 1: But uh, where is over there?
Speaker 4: Well, we got one, and we got one in Bellevue
Speaker 4: right here west HAWMN.
Speaker 1: There's one on a couple of establishments.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you're gonna do it, you know. But
Speaker 4: uh and I act like I did something.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't do anything, and then this is what you're
Speaker 1: supposed to do, what you're supposed to be doing right now?
Speaker 4: We got one over and uh, I guess it's Elm
Speaker 4: Hill Pike Fester's Lane kind of right over there. So
Speaker 4: that's the the o G of the original's kind of
Speaker 4: old block building. And uh, you're like, what is that?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 3: A is that an old empty like maybe a toe lot?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 2: That's what you want? That's what you want? A burger
Speaker 2: spot exactly. You don't want to go Yeah, and you're like,
Speaker 2: you smell the goodness and most burg joints too flashy. No,
Speaker 2: you want you want a kitchen and a couple of chairs, tables.
Speaker 4: Real greasy you right, And you want to smell like grease,
Speaker 4: and uh you want to slip around on the floor
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 2: I walk in almost break my hip. I'm getting to
Speaker 2: take a seat. It needs to be right before you
Speaker 2: get to the bathroom. There needs to be just looking.
Speaker 1: Pops.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's when you know that's our our burger place
Speaker 4: over there.
Speaker 1: And uh so is it because it Lets Burgers? Yeah.
Speaker 4: So the guy started at his granddaddy. His name was
Speaker 4: Kletis and uh, hell of the name name, and uh
Speaker 4: so he kind of started it, you know and remember
Speaker 4: to him or whatever, I guess, but then it kind
Speaker 4: of took off. And when they invited me over and
Speaker 4: to talk about, you know, coming in on it or whatever,
Speaker 4: and I said, let's let's talk after we have a burger.
Speaker 4: Let me see if it's any good.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's the first thing.
Speaker 4: Halfway through I said, where do I sign? Where I
Speaker 4: send a check?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: And so, uh that's kind of how it got started.
Speaker 4: But he's got a good thing. And we go down
Speaker 4: here and we once a month we'll we'll feed the
Speaker 4: homeless downtown Nashville whatever. So we bring out black stones
Speaker 4: and get to cook. And first the first time I
Speaker 4: cooked three hundred hamburgers and uh yes, smash burgers did.
Speaker 3: I was sweating.
Speaker 1: I love a smashing. It was good.
Speaker 4: But I mean everybody lines up and you know, it's
Speaker 4: pretty cool. So that's cool, man, they get back, you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's awesome, dude.
Speaker 1: Clean.
Speaker 2: Here's the trouble with with restaurants today, with feeding the homeless,
Speaker 2: is that everybody. And it's not even necessarily just restaurants.
Speaker 2: It's kind of just like life in general. And maybe
Speaker 2: it's because of the phones and everybody wants you to
Speaker 2: get an app now before you can do anything in
Speaker 2: their establishment. Yeah you're doing too much, man, Yeah, you're
Speaker 2: doing too much.
Speaker 1: It doesn't need to be this.
Speaker 2: I don't need thin sliced grilled avocado on my burger.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm leaving if I even see that. That's what
Speaker 3: I'm I don't like it.
Speaker 1: You're doing too much.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 1: Like, give me a patty with some salt and some
Speaker 1: cheese and maybe a little bit of bacon.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you want some, I'm ana catch up, man,
Speaker 4: have that over. And I want to see one of
Speaker 4: those bottles that's just old red squeeze bottle in there
Speaker 4: a minute. You don't know what's in it?
Speaker 1: You don't know? I want to shake it up a
Speaker 1: little good. I want to eat a burger. I want
Speaker 1: to eat a burger and look like I murdered it
Speaker 1: with my face. Dang right, and in your beard. That's right.
Speaker 3: You need a shower afterwards, dang right.
Speaker 1: Really, you need to have a shower after you eat.
Speaker 2: I ain't trying to eat a burger and not look
Speaker 2: like I eat a burger, right, I mean, that's that's
Speaker 2: too he's fancy. Yeah, that's expensive. It's expensive. I'm for
Speaker 2: the working man.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how much does the cheeseburgerself for?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 3: And could you look that up my manager here in the.
Speaker 1: Corner determine whether or not I like the restaurant. That's right.
Speaker 2: When you when you when you're partnership in a restaurant,
Speaker 2: you got a guy to look up stuff about your restaurant.
Speaker 1: He's sitting over there. It looks great.
Speaker 4: And they got cheese fries like Caso fries, and uh,
Speaker 4: it's kind of like the ball Field fries and uh, yeah.
Speaker 1: Give me. You can't go to Taco Bell and get
Speaker 1: a taco tried.
Speaker 3: The other day.
Speaker 1: Didn't work that.
Speaker 3: You want to completely affordable.
Speaker 1: One bill, one bill affordable. I'm a burger. I love well,
Speaker 1: good by there, let me give us which is cool.
Speaker 4: I wear the hat and stuff and people ask about
Speaker 4: it and stuff, which is part of the plan. And
Speaker 4: I have a really big head and so yeah and uh,
Speaker 4: but people ask about it all the time, and I'll
Speaker 4: talk about it, and then it's kind of cool. We'll
Speaker 4: see people coming from all around, out of town whatever.
Speaker 4: They'll come to Nashville to visit, and they go check
Speaker 4: out cletus because you gonna see me wearing a hat,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, well, then they'll take a picture and
Speaker 4: tag me to it.
Speaker 2: Come on, I wonder as a as a jingle, it
Speaker 2: needs one. Come see only we need to see if
Speaker 2: you need.
Speaker 1: It, drop if you need to burg.
Speaker 2: Cool and see we got catch you can catch you
Speaker 2: down cle.
Speaker 1: I don't think you the clean. It's not down here
Speaker 1: at cleats down here to try the whole thing again,
Speaker 1: to say, if you need a burger, if you need it,
Speaker 1: I don't want one. If you need it, berg.
Speaker 4: Come on and see we got pepper, oh, pepper and
Speaker 4: Jack and ketch up down here.
Speaker 1: I was singing the hard.
Speaker 4: Clean. Yeah, we can do something like that fries and
Speaker 4: can fries cady so greasy floors in the bathroom, the bathroom.
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing. I didn't know where to drop
Speaker 1: d Sorry, that's my bad. That's all good.
Speaker 2: Hey, we like to do a little thing. That was
Speaker 2: a little glad at section. We're gonna like to do
Speaker 2: a little thing we call mad at section. And uh
Speaker 2: it's another little jingle we did. Yeah, we're doing this.
Speaker 2: We're doing this way.
Speaker 1: Are you singing? I'm just trying to find what you're mad?
Speaker 1: Just tell us what it is.
Speaker 4: What you're mad?
Speaker 2: Is it your in lost kids, might be a boss
Speaker 2: man or your neighbors cat.
Speaker 4: Just tell us what you mad.
Speaker 1: Tell us what you're mad singing? Get that, oh, man,
Speaker 1: tell us what you're mad?
Speaker 2: Flat because I started, you know what, Let get started,
Speaker 2: get started so much mad at.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you there's a few things. But uh,
Speaker 4: one thing is these kids these days coming.
Speaker 1: Up with these dang the kids, these the.
Speaker 4: Shortening words and making up their own words for stuff.
Speaker 4: Give me an example, what happened to saying, man, that's cool.
Speaker 4: I say it all the time. I do too, But
Speaker 4: then now it's like, dude, that was fire bro fire
Speaker 4: bro Bro, no shot.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 1: No shot means shoot that deer. I ain't got no shot.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you know what I'm saying, no shot is
Speaker 2: like no way, like no shot no or something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I kind of like that something cap.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Somebody said something like cap.
Speaker 2: You see we got nephews, and so I know, I
Speaker 2: know cat cappin is like you're lying if you're capping
Speaker 2: your line, but you don't.
Speaker 1: Say, like, don't be capping. What do you How do
Speaker 1: you saying? No cap? Don't no lie? Oh like no
Speaker 1: lie like Peensburger is fire no cap.
Speaker 2: Yeah that would mean like me, you're not want you're
Speaker 2: telling the truth on that Yeah, no cap.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Way, this is like years old. I talked to to
Speaker 2: Graham by the way we went to the river. Graham's
Speaker 2: our nephew. He said, fourteen, fifteen sixteen, he's fifteen, about
Speaker 2: to be sixteen, and his younger brother. But even the
Speaker 2: younger brother, Dean, shot at Dean. He's twelve, twelve eleven.
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 2: He said that that language is on its way out.
Speaker 2: Though okay, he says not. I know I know because
Speaker 2: I did a check. Is getting worse getting out like
Speaker 2: they're not doing it as much. It was kind of
Speaker 2: just like this little but for a while.
Speaker 3: Where did it come from? Wow?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: I think it's like a lot of TikTok stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, yeah, that's kind of it.
Speaker 1: What were you going to say? Well, is your pinky
Speaker 1: still broken?
Speaker 4: Hell?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this for six weeks? Sorry, keep getting update on.
Speaker 1: See how's doing that? Not yet? Keep taking it off
Speaker 1: in a while. That's better. It ain't moving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean the knuckle still looks a little.
Speaker 2: I mean, this guy's you know what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, so it's on its way out. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: I heard that. I just for our listeners, our age generation.
Speaker 2: That's the annoying section of conversation is kind of just
Speaker 2: kind of sliding.
Speaker 1: I think it means we're getting old too, I think so,
Speaker 1: you know, it's just like getting brother, I'm old. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying there, I done got yeah, done there, I've
Speaker 1: been done there, done there.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's a few of those words.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, I don't know what you're talking about,
Speaker 4: and why not just speak normal? You know that That's
Speaker 4: that's things that really grind my gears. But then another
Speaker 4: one is it's kind of a pet peeve of mine
Speaker 4: and my wife does it all the time. Is put
Speaker 4: stuff on the console of the truck, just like sets
Speaker 4: it up there, like you know where your arm goes,
Speaker 4: and then I take off and it goes flying across
Speaker 4: the truck and then looks at me like.
Speaker 1: Why'd you go flying off the truck.
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, it's a it's a notebook full of
Speaker 4: papers and coke. Yeah, exactly, yeah, brother, Like you're driving
Speaker 4: like an idiot. And then you'll say you have a
Speaker 4: do you have a debt perception? Like uh issue or something.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you didn't see them stopping fourteen miles up
Speaker 4: the road? Like I didn't know. I was looking at
Speaker 4: that deer across the road over there, and yeah, and
Speaker 4: then I hit the brakes a little too hard. Don't
Speaker 4: get anyways, Like I said, don't get me started.
Speaker 1: Did we stop? Did you die?
Speaker 3: Everything?
Speaker 1: We're here?
Speaker 3: I mean, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And it's usually not even like a. It's usually not
Speaker 2: even like a whoa. It's like it's like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or the or just the silent handle hole, like the.
Speaker 4: Like put her foot down, like yeah, yeah, just it's
Speaker 4: a stop signing.
Speaker 1: Said I'm going around.
Speaker 4: A curve like yeah, it's always one of those upon
Speaker 4: the dash if you put stuff and it goes flying around,
Speaker 4: it drives me nuts.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: But with that, dude, you got kids.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I got boy and a little girl.
Speaker 4: I got My little girl's turned four and my boy
Speaker 4: will be six in August.
Speaker 2: That's so I'm six three well five three ten months,
Speaker 2: so I and then he's got we're.
Speaker 1: All got three. I got to be too. Yeah.
Speaker 2: My I can't stand when shining passively aggressively doodos on
Speaker 2: me by telling our kids something.
Speaker 1: Like like this, like I'm glad you finished that since.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, let me see exactly how she would do it.
Speaker 2: She would go, well, your dad's driving crazy, so I
Speaker 2: got it, and it's like a happy tom you know,
Speaker 2: And I'm like it just makes me want to just.
Speaker 1: Am I driving crazy crazy?
Speaker 4: But my kid's got my back, see because I'm the
Speaker 4: cool parent.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure, no doubt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you know my wife will say something like
Speaker 4: that my boy mama quip being mean to daddy.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I gotta get that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah mom, Yeah he's going fishing later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this guy and my girls the same way. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that'll you can. You can tempt them with a lot
Speaker 4: of food, you know, popsicles and diet coat color color
Speaker 4: cheerio anything fruit loops in our house called color Cheerier.
Speaker 1: We don't have, but it's like it's like a treat
Speaker 1: to get cher.
Speaker 2: My dad, Grandy's kind of famous on this podcast. He
Speaker 2: knows that too, because my mom got romand at me
Speaker 2: the other day because he pulled up and reads kids
Speaker 2: and my kids they were playing the yard and they
Speaker 2: just completely disregarded what they were doing, and it.
Speaker 1: Was like, will want this chocolate factory truck.
Speaker 2: Wars the early two thousands white f one fifty grand
Speaker 2: and they all just like take off in like in
Speaker 2: a hord run and uh he pops out with pets
Speaker 2: and so annoyed skittles. I was like, hey, he's like
Speaker 2: come take a ride with Grandy just in the in
Speaker 2: the driveway. So they're all running to it, and I'm like, hey, hey,
Speaker 2: he's not even stopped it, like let him park the truck.
Speaker 1: And my mom was like, dang, just let him go,
Speaker 1: and I said, well, they're running aft there like a
Speaker 1: bunch of crack fans.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's got Skittles snack fans. My little boy, he'll
Speaker 4: go out on my grand like my mom. She wants
Speaker 4: to be called something cool, like you know, Gigi or
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 1: What do they call her.
Speaker 4: I was like one day, I said, it's old Granny
Speaker 4: and they and they started laughing and this, and she
Speaker 4: was like, no, please know and they were like, but
Speaker 4: Granny comes and gets them, and uh so it's oh yeah,
Speaker 4: they love Granny because Granny lets him drink dit coke
Speaker 4: and uh so it's died though, right right. You can't
Speaker 4: tell my mom any different, you know. But so they
Speaker 4: come up the other day and they said we're gonna
Speaker 4: take the kids. I was on the road and uh
Speaker 4: my wife just come and said, well, I didn't know
Speaker 4: that Granny was coming to get Like I know there
Speaker 4: was coming over to get them, but I thought they
Speaker 4: were coming back home. But to me, the first time,
Speaker 4: they're going to spend the night. Yeah, so they go
Speaker 4: out and and uh they got like this little cabin
Speaker 4: they rent or whatever.
Speaker 3: They was gonna have a good time.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, so uh they're going to hang out.
Speaker 4: Oh well, they show up and gets in the car
Speaker 4: and they get on stuff and my wife's like, hey, uh,
Speaker 4: you know, here's their water bottles and everybody's got fourteen
Speaker 4: water bottles.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 3: I got so tired of water.
Speaker 1: Thirty with their names on them. Can you have every
Speaker 1: color color?
Speaker 4: And so they, you know, here's all their water bottles
Speaker 4: and their little goldfish snacks and this that and the
Speaker 4: other and other healthy stuff and little protein bars. And
Speaker 4: then Granny's like, we don't need any of that. We
Speaker 4: all take care of him. I was like, I don't know,
Speaker 4: and I'm pretty here anyway, she just dumped their water
Speaker 4: out and filled them up with Dike coke and then
Speaker 4: she was like wailing.
Speaker 1: My boy.
Speaker 4: He comes home, He's like, Granny, let me drink that coke.
Speaker 4: I was like okay, and he was like I didn't
Speaker 4: drink any water at.
Speaker 1: All the whole trip, just DK coke. And then this
Speaker 1: is the two day sugar crash.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hate twigs.
Speaker 1: I just had whatever ice cream for supper.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they sent me a picture. He had his shirt off.
Speaker 4: He was just like flipping burgers and hot dogs on
Speaker 4: the grill and I'm like, my five, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: They come home and I was like, I can't handle it.
Speaker 4: You know, it's the three day detox. The trumble takes
Speaker 4: them a while to like they need a couple of
Speaker 4: naps to.
Speaker 2: Recoup, especially when like they're not used to having it, right,
Speaker 2: like like it sounds like your kids aren't used to
Speaker 2: have a Mine arn't either, so when they get it,
Speaker 2: it's like one skit on they're like.
Speaker 4: Then the next morning they went to waffle House, which
Speaker 4: is you know, hey, it's a great place, but uh,
Speaker 4: pretty sure.
Speaker 2: My dad and my son are at waffle House at
Speaker 2: this moment right now. He came over to get him. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he said, we're going to waffle house.
Speaker 4: My little girl, who's she's like, hey, let's go to
Speaker 4: waffle house. Have like uh the father daughter, you know,
Speaker 4: date or whatever. It's at the waffle house.
Speaker 1: Exact same. I love it, exact same.
Speaker 4: They went over there yesterday morning, I guess whatever, Yeah,
Speaker 4: yesterday morning, and uh, after their sleepover at the cabin
Speaker 4: and drinking Dike Coke all night to to kind of yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: to get back and you know, in the right mind
Speaker 4: frame there, they went ahead and had some Sprite for breakfast.
Speaker 4: You love how follow full flavored sprite.
Speaker 2: You know how to get anose over over? Just drink
Speaker 2: another beer, dude, Larry. We can just do this all day.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, here's what I'm mad at. We just got
Speaker 2: back from the beach. Is awesome time, great time. Not
Speaker 2: telling you where we went because it's kind of hidden.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you after the show. But it's a great spot.
Speaker 1: Uh nopee.
Speaker 2: But so we stayed in a in a nice beach house,
Speaker 2: you know, and it's got the little nest, you know things.
Speaker 2: It's it's hot, humid at the beach. So we get there,
Speaker 2: I crank it down. I like to sleep cold, my
Speaker 2: kids like to sleep cold. And I go sixty eight.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe you feel like that's cranking it down.
Speaker 2: Maybe go sixty Maybe go sixty six at night, just
Speaker 2: let it get down there a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's getting down there at the beach. Your sun burn
Speaker 1: a little bit, maybe, no doubt.
Speaker 2: So the first couple of days, dude, house feels amazing,
Speaker 2: sleeping great. The like the third night, I go to
Speaker 2: rip it down. Walked locked at seventy, no swear seventy
Speaker 2: locked locked at seventy. I wont her go and I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't you couldn't do it. It would it would just
Speaker 2: go and dude, I sweated the rest of the week.
Speaker 2: Every night I sweated and didn't sleep as well as
Speaker 2: I did this. I didn't want to pop the homeowner
Speaker 2: just to see if maybe.
Speaker 3: Because they're paying that bill, that bill, I'm.
Speaker 2: Playing way more than that bit exactly. I'm paying that
Speaker 2: bill for the whole year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let you have a little air, you know, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Let me sleep a little that It was kind of
Speaker 2: I was kind of like like looking around, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: don't do this to me. They can see you, but
Speaker 2: I hope not they can't see if they say a.
Speaker 1: Lot more they say, y'all love me, because I like
Speaker 1: to be comfortable that beach. I you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I mean when your sun burnt too, like you said,
Speaker 4: that's a couple of extra degrees you're putting off for sure.
Speaker 4: I know I do shoulders. I felt I felt a.
Speaker 1: Little cage, man. I felt a little a little lot cage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and I think that's wrong, like, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: not yours for the week, and uh, if you want
Speaker 4: to run it now, I will say I've burnt up
Speaker 4: a few like bus uh, you know, getting too cold.
Speaker 4: Sixty six is that's the least you can go.
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And uh this weekend it was so hot too,
Speaker 4: you know, he was out so hot. We was in Virginia, Baltimore,
Speaker 4: and then uh that barefoot thing up in New Jersey
Speaker 4: on the boat.
Speaker 1: You weren't in the South. No, it was one of three.
Speaker 1: Heatn't existerday.
Speaker 4: Now last the weekend before last, I was in Alabama
Speaker 4: and it was like central Alabama, somewhere the devil's armful.
Speaker 4: I brought the kids and everybody's just just sweating and
Speaker 4: burned by. They had a bouncy house. I'm like, that'll
Speaker 4: you'll get burnt up in that?
Speaker 1: Do you know? They'll stay in the same place. Don't
Speaker 1: fall down in there.
Speaker 3: Keep you you know.
Speaker 1: It was bad.
Speaker 3: Why do you want to jump that thing? You're out
Speaker 3: in the middle of the field.
Speaker 2: You know, no doubt that ain't a shade tree or something.
Speaker 2: Don't take socks off in that jump ouse. Keeping Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: you'll stick stick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know. All right, we got to get to
Speaker 1: some stuff. Yeah, we get this all day. Uh.
Speaker 2: So you're from White buff What did what did the
Speaker 2: outdoors look like?
Speaker 1: You look for? You look like for you when you
Speaker 1: were young.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Uh well I just looked out the front door
Speaker 4: and it was outdoors where it was, and uh we
Speaker 4: lived some my I'm.
Speaker 1: This dude, I got all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, their fire, their gas, dude, yeah they're lit lit
Speaker 2: bro Uh no, cap is that right?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You must be sound a big loud, you know, and uh.
Speaker 3: It's but no.
Speaker 4: We would open up the door and literally thousands of
Speaker 4: acres in front of our house. It wasn't mine, but
Speaker 4: uh yeah, yeah, like I don't know who's it. Nobody
Speaker 4: ever knew who's I'm not sure it was anybody's And
Speaker 4: I was just there. And so my grandparents they lived
Speaker 4: next door, and then like all the family sort of
Speaker 4: lived on this street, you know, and so we had,
Speaker 4: you know, five or six acres. It was kind of
Speaker 4: right there, which as a kid, five or six acres
Speaker 4: feels like five hundred.
Speaker 3: You just run.
Speaker 1: Ain't no doubt.
Speaker 4: My granny would have like them clothesline with like every
Speaker 4: my granddaddy all he ever wore was a white pocket
Speaker 4: tea and that's all he wore.
Speaker 1: Was like a hain table of a granddad right there.
Speaker 4: Forty seven shirts up there and a couple of sheets
Speaker 4: and we'd run through it with the bicycles four whelers.
Speaker 1: You know why I wore that one because it didn't
Speaker 1: cost much. Yep. Two, it is the most comfortable one.
Speaker 2: Sun protected the shirt and like that does not That
Speaker 2: is the coolest shirt you're going to ever mow the
Speaker 2: yard in Oh it's a white pocket was to do
Speaker 2: the same thing.
Speaker 4: He was in a logging business for most of his life,
Speaker 4: you know. So it was like he's out in the
Speaker 4: log woods running.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: He had old log truck and stuff and he would
Speaker 4: haul me around in it. And uh, every time we
Speaker 4: would go, we would come back with like a three
Speaker 4: wheeler at some flea market or something time ever, you know.
Speaker 4: But like the outdoors was, I could just drive across
Speaker 4: the road. I had a little fifty four wheeler.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My mama, she'd be like in there on the phone.
Speaker 4: Yet we had one of those like phones that was
Speaker 4: in the kitchen with the cord, you know, and I'd
Speaker 4: be like, Mama, keep cranking a full wheeler, and She's
Speaker 4: like a crank it up. And then I just ride
Speaker 4: and I go to my granddad. I'm like, I'm out
Speaker 4: of gas. He go up to the store and get
Speaker 4: some gas and then complain about a dollar a gallon
Speaker 4: go par a premium. Remember fifteen cents par a premium.
Speaker 4: That's what he said at ninety three. I hadn't have
Speaker 4: that par premium to put it in the dark bit.
Speaker 4: But we'd run up there fill it up with gas.
Speaker 3: We had to go.
Speaker 4: My brother had got a younger brother's four years younger me,
Speaker 4: and he wouldn't that's what we are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So he would ride a go car the full
Speaker 3: whiller s awesome.
Speaker 1: Is he way better than you had? Everything? No?
Speaker 3: No, I'm way better than him. Yeah, he's good.
Speaker 4: He's got a whole slew of kids, and it's you know,
Speaker 4: it's just fun when we all get together.
Speaker 1: Stuff.
Speaker 4: But we look a lot alike and uh beards and
Speaker 4: all that stuff, and here's talk and it kind of
Speaker 4: makes sense, be sure. Uh but yeah, so we would
Speaker 4: we get on fold and stuff. But there's always these
Speaker 4: trails through the woods and it would go down the
Speaker 4: Harparth River, and so you could ride from our house
Speaker 4: to the harp with which was thirty minute.
Speaker 1: Right, super similar. Man.
Speaker 2: We grew up next to the Tennessee River and you
Speaker 2: could we call it the bottoms. Yeah, and We lived
Speaker 2: in a in a neighborhood where you could go out
Speaker 2: around the neighborhood and go through the back of somebody's
Speaker 2: yard and go through some trails that we cut down
Speaker 2: to the river, and do we ride those bean fields
Speaker 2: and those gravel roads down there and go down the
Speaker 2: river and get rocks or drive all the way to Craven's.
Speaker 1: Here's my question, would you let your kids do that
Speaker 1: to the all?
Speaker 4: I don't no, probably not, but yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't know. Maybe we've gotten soft. I don't know. It's well,
Speaker 4: my kid broke his arm the other day, Like, I mean,
Speaker 4: he was just out in the yard, so I don't
Speaker 4: know if I could trust him to go to the
Speaker 4: harp with Yeah. Yeah, yeah, but I mean we were
Speaker 4: gonna get bit by fourteen snakes and then you know.
Speaker 2: Well, we're we're our parents saying that because we definitely
Speaker 2: wrote Arthur Wheel.
Speaker 1: We had a set.
Speaker 4: I don't think they loved us back then, Like maybe not.
Speaker 4: Maybe we love our kids more than our parents. My
Speaker 4: dad was my dad was fishing, Yeah, yeah, yeah, fishing.
Speaker 4: He's like, hey, you want to go down the river today.
Speaker 1: I was like yeah. He's like, I'm gonna go fishing.
Speaker 1: Here's a four.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got swimming.
Speaker 1: We go swim in the Tennessee River river base. We're
Speaker 1: probably ten though, ten. Yeah, so we didn't have no
Speaker 1: air tags in our souls of our shoes.
Speaker 4: We used to get in the boat, me and my cousin,
Speaker 4: and we were about two years apart.
Speaker 3: But I remember getting pulled over by T. W. R.
Speaker 4: A at like twelve years old in the flat bottom
Speaker 4: boat on Tennessee River, Mason's boat docking. It was over there,
Speaker 4: and it was like this little slit is called a
Speaker 4: little little richland or something that was over there, and
Speaker 4: it's like this little slough and we just get we
Speaker 4: catch shell cracker and stuff over there, and like we'd
Speaker 4: just be out running and our parents are like out
Speaker 4: drinking beer or something, and we get pulled over by
Speaker 4: a game ward and they're like, well, where's your license
Speaker 4: for We're like.
Speaker 1: Twelve life jacket, Yeah, check it out. And uh but yeah,
Speaker 1: so I was it was.
Speaker 4: It was a different times, but you know, between we
Speaker 4: would hunt turkeys and deer and run up down through
Speaker 4: there all the time. And just I mean back then,
Speaker 4: my granddaddy he gave me my first gun, was a
Speaker 4: little four ten, like, uh, the cheapest fourteen you get
Speaker 4: the palling shop right, and I still got it.
Speaker 3: A great squirrel gun.
Speaker 4: And you know, we always had some old mutt dogs
Speaker 4: or something we'd bring out there and they'd run around
Speaker 4: through the woods and catch squirrels. And so we just
Speaker 4: had a big time. That's how we grew up and
Speaker 4: lived here.
Speaker 1: It's awesome.
Speaker 3: My neighbor across the road the same age as me,
Speaker 3: he had a fool or two.
Speaker 4: So we just ride. We camp in the woods like
Speaker 4: we would go out for days. Yeah, just camp with nothing,
Speaker 4: build forts out there way too high.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take the lumbers and nails and oh, just one
Speaker 2: piece of plywood at the very time.
Speaker 3: On somebody else's land.
Speaker 4: You know, we don't know who owned it, and uh,
Speaker 4: we just showed up and then we acted.
Speaker 3: Like it was ours. We're like, don't you come over
Speaker 3: here on my land.
Speaker 4: But I don't know if we were squatting, you know,
Speaker 4: maybe that's what we were doing back then. But it
Speaker 4: was a good time. And I mean, I wish it
Speaker 4: was still like that for my kids. I wish I'm
Speaker 4: just ternable, which they're young. I'm not turnab loose anywhere,
Speaker 4: but uh, and maybe when they get a little older,
Speaker 4: it'll make sense to just go have fun.
Speaker 1: But you're trying to get them in the wood, you're
Speaker 1: trying to hunt whaling.
Speaker 3: Well, they both got their lifetime license. I made sure I.
Speaker 1: Got that same.
Speaker 3: Why didn't my dad do that?
Speaker 1: Don't talk. We thought we were moving to Mississippi, That's
Speaker 1: what said this.
Speaker 2: My dad will one day pass away, and when he does,
Speaker 2: as well all of us. I'm still gonna be mad
Speaker 2: about him not getting my life on license. I've told him,
Speaker 2: I'm not forever mad at you for not getting on
Speaker 2: And here's what I found out.
Speaker 1: Did I tell you this? When I went to get
Speaker 1: boons my latest we barely squeezed those in, didn't we barely?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I was you got to get on them. It says
Speaker 2: in there even if you move said it sees, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: you can still keep your resident license. Really come back
Speaker 2: and if you moved to Texas with your kid, come
Speaker 2: back and hunting Tennessee for.
Speaker 3: Free, oh man, for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 2: Well, and because that's my dad's excuse, is that, oh
Speaker 2: I thought we were moving to Missisippi. And what is
Speaker 2: it two hundred and eighty bucks three hundred bucks, and
Speaker 2: now a sportsman's license a Tendessee is which they're not
Speaker 2: going up on the prices this year saw.
Speaker 3: That, but it's right about two hundred dollars eighty nine dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's crazy, crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I made sure I got both the kids
Speaker 4: because I wish, you know, I had a dad that
Speaker 4: loved me.
Speaker 1: Say you like you said earlier, we love our kids more.
Speaker 3: I know we really did.
Speaker 1: You're proving it right now.
Speaker 2: So they probably thought we're going to drown the river
Speaker 2: at seven. Yeah, they're not gonna make it hundred bucket.
Speaker 2: It's fifty bucks back then.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, probably.
Speaker 4: I remember the first hunting license I bought was like
Speaker 4: thirteen dollars whenever I was out a kid, you know.
Speaker 4: But I mean, so I'll take whaling. He's, like I said,
Speaker 4: he's almost six, and we got little blinds and stuff,
Speaker 4: and I'll take him hunting. And we went deer hunting
Speaker 4: because you know, in the blind, I can bring an
Speaker 4: iPad if I need to sure, And so we'll set
Speaker 4: up there it's cold, and I have a little buddy
Speaker 4: heater over there, and he's you know, I have like
Speaker 4: I mean, they're getting soft and telling you.
Speaker 3: I said, we got a blanket over here.
Speaker 1: We got it, you know.
Speaker 4: It's uh so we're all hacks. Yeah, and deer moving around.
Speaker 4: As long as deer moving, he's good. But we got snacks,
Speaker 4: we got diet cokes, whatever you need. And it's uh
Speaker 4: so he's sitting there and once it gets a little slow,
Speaker 4: he can watch his iPad for a minute. I got
Speaker 4: my little headphones he can put on, and then when
Speaker 4: I see a deer, I'm like, hey, get up, you know.
Speaker 4: And so the I took him hunting all last year.
Speaker 4: We went all of but we've seen, you know, a
Speaker 4: little bucks and all this stuff, and doze every week
Speaker 4: and uh every time we go. And the one time
Speaker 4: I went to Europe or whatever, and when I come
Speaker 4: back home, my sleep schedules all messed up. So he
Speaker 4: went down for a nap and I said, I'm going
Speaker 4: hunting this afternoon because I'm wide awake, and uh so
Speaker 4: I went hunting. The one time I didn't take him,
Speaker 4: big o'a corner walks out, smashed him of loaded him up.
Speaker 3: I come home and he was pissed. It's like you
Speaker 3: didn't wake him up.
Speaker 4: But I tell you, one of his favorite part of hunting,
Speaker 4: I think is getting up before the sun and going
Speaker 4: to the gas station and getting a biscuit.
Speaker 3: That's the best part of it.
Speaker 1: That is a good part.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I think about like, yeah, me growing us growing
Speaker 2: up and our dad doing the same thing. Dude, that
Speaker 2: was that was some of the best even like heading
Speaker 2: heading to church if you got up early. Just about
Speaker 2: to say, that's the only way he got me to
Speaker 2: It's like you got to go get a sausage biscuit
Speaker 2: at mc donald's. And but yeah, man, I remember, like
Speaker 2: especially on Turkey days when we go turkey hunting, and
Speaker 2: we go turkey hunt in the morning and we come
Speaker 2: out for lunch and we get uh we get burgers
Speaker 2: at Chess Street Cafe. We get a slow burg slug burgers.
Speaker 2: Yeah man, and then go back and hunting the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, it is. That's food is a part of that.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: I think that's the whole experience, right, It's so much
Speaker 2: more than just the shooting or the sitting.
Speaker 1: It's like it's a whole.
Speaker 2: When you're going hunting, you're cool looking clothes, awesome boots,
Speaker 2: usually a pretty cool hat, and then you're definitely getting
Speaker 2: some sort of gas station breakfast or it kind of
Speaker 2: makes you feel like an old man and when you're
Speaker 2: young that you don't even know, like you're getting up early,
Speaker 2: you're getting a biscuit from the thing carrying a gun around.
Speaker 2: You kind of got you know, you kind of puffed
Speaker 2: up your chest.
Speaker 1: I think it's just.
Speaker 6: This, like.
Speaker 2: You know, primal man hang thing that happens as a kid,
Speaker 2: and you're just.
Speaker 1: Like, man, it's just me, and that it's just us
Speaker 1: to say it's a boy.
Speaker 3: It's the boys.
Speaker 1: I've always sad the woods grow you up. Oh yeah, yeah, they.
Speaker 4: Want to teach you all kind of I mean all
Speaker 4: sorts of lessons out there and just walking around. I'll
Speaker 4: try to not getting too much for a hurry, you know,
Speaker 4: so I'm like, hey, look over here. Then you know
Speaker 4: there's a shed. You know, there's no point to be
Speaker 4: in a hurry. We're just ain't changing. It ain't gonna
Speaker 4: be different tomorrow. And he'll see it's like you know,
Speaker 4: a scrape or something. I'm like, well this, and I'll
Speaker 4: try to explain it to him and then like a
Speaker 4: rub on a tree or something, and then he'll go
Speaker 4: back and tell tell Mama. You know, hey, seen the rub,
Speaker 4: you know, like using terms like that's it there, scrapes
Speaker 4: and friends. You don't get it, but right now, one
Speaker 4: day you will. And it's like I'll take you. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll take you and show my little girl hadn't quite
Speaker 4: you know, showed a lot of interest in it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but she's got her license, and so if she never does,
Speaker 4: it was worth the three hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Will, Yeah, I think Will.
Speaker 4: She wants to do whatever I do too, you know,
Speaker 4: and uh, you know she loves to fish, and we'll
Speaker 4: go fishing.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Though you're covered.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, I mean you ain't got it when you
Speaker 2: when they're thirteen, you've rolled out there on that April
Speaker 2: second day. You hadn't got to go get on your
Speaker 2: phone and try to buy a license real quick before.
Speaker 1: The game when it comes side of the late down there. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well like Stella when we went the other day.
Speaker 4: We're doing a little video and uh she was out
Speaker 4: there fishing when in this pond and she was just
Speaker 4: snagging them a little little gil just pulling out.
Speaker 1: Oh man, that's it.
Speaker 4: Whalen sitting there, he's pissed because he's like, why an't
Speaker 4: I catching one. I'm like, what you ain't the right spot,
Speaker 4: I guess. And so he finally hooked on a couple
Speaker 4: of little bass and stuff and I got I got
Speaker 4: a I got a new war Eagle boat last year,
Speaker 4: center console black Hawk.
Speaker 1: Dude, it's great.
Speaker 4: And uh so the other day boy's trip, I threw
Speaker 4: him on the boat and I said, come on a way,
Speaker 4: let's go. We went over down Chickamauga Lake over Chattanooga,
Speaker 4: and so was out riding and having to get Oh,
Speaker 4: he hooked on about a three pound bass on a
Speaker 4: you know, a little snoopy pole.
Speaker 1: He was on it in the right of his life.
Speaker 3: And I had a video.
Speaker 4: Who's going, Oh, he's all big Bubba, that's what he's saying.
Speaker 3: Say when do you get that from Big Bubba?
Speaker 1: Get to him, get him in now.
Speaker 4: So he got country or as the fish.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: It was all.
Speaker 4: Get that man, it's all slugging down Dick coachs just
Speaker 4: making granny happy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you know what I've noticed. It's like even
Speaker 2: I'm literally crying. I was laughing's had a big boa.
Speaker 2: I love Big Boba. I love got country is. But
Speaker 2: that is the truth. That's the truth. So my daughter
Speaker 2: is we got her a little four wheeler right, Well,
Speaker 2: she has no independence at this point in her life.
Speaker 1: She's five, you know.
Speaker 2: So every now and then I'll take a bungee strap
Speaker 2: and I'll strap on my turtle box to the back
Speaker 2: of her four wheeler and put on like the Miley
Speaker 2: Cyrus video or the movie the Annamontana movie soundtrack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bro, she will be attitude chain.
Speaker 2: I do love getting because we share the same trail camera.
Speaker 2: We got like fourteen of tactic cams all over his property, yeah,
Speaker 2: and all of the properties, and we look at all
Speaker 2: of them at the same on the same thing. And
Speaker 2: I love going through your really going through trail cameras
Speaker 2: at night before I go to bed and seeing Liza
Speaker 2: just she'll be saying it should be a hand up flying,
Speaker 2: but she'll pull up and say, like, are we going
Speaker 2: to the fire on the mountain?
Speaker 1: Daddy? More country or yeah than she normally talks.
Speaker 2: And I think, once you like do something country like
Speaker 2: four wheeler or big Boba, you know, you take on
Speaker 2: that persona and Shell and I And maybe it's just
Speaker 2: she's just trying to talk about handimon town and maybe
Speaker 2: a little bit, but it's real.
Speaker 3: It's it makes me real proud.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the rednecker, the better.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We were at the beach and and I went and
Speaker 2: got some I went picked up pizza or something and
Speaker 2: was coming back and there was some deer eating just
Speaker 2: in the grass, like small island deer, and uh.
Speaker 1: I went, are they smaller over there? Honestly? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot smaller. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, I mean in Florida. I mean, I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to tell we all were, but you were. We were
Speaker 2: on the cust of Georgia's Yeah, and they're they're small
Speaker 2: the same thing. They're like the smallest keys, like keys, deer,
Speaker 2: but they're smaller.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But I got back home and I was like, Griffin,
Speaker 2: that's my little girl. I was like, I was like,
Speaker 2: I saw five deer, like you did. I was like yeah,
Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, I saw a couple
Speaker 2: of mamas.
Speaker 1: She was you see a buck? And I was like
Speaker 1: I did, She goes, Did you shoot it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't, but I will I will. Yeah. I love it, man,
Speaker 1: I love it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: There's all like whales's all the time.
Speaker 4: Like yesterday, we's got some deer out in front of
Speaker 4: the house, which I can't shoot anything by the house,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: And uh so they're out there running around.
Speaker 4: I put a salt block out and some corn, you know,
Speaker 4: mama deer and a couple of babies. It's fun to
Speaker 4: watch watch Wayne sitting there and we got like this
Speaker 4: little pond from he just you know, real good spot.
Speaker 4: Put a deer stand. I said, where is that? He
Speaker 4: just right over there by that pawn and I was like,
Speaker 4: right there by the feet.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, yeah, that would be a good spot.
Speaker 1: You know, you can do the heng of u s.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mama gonna let her shoot them deer out of
Speaker 3: the front.
Speaker 1: Yard next year. Next year. They can't do it this year,
Speaker 1: but next year, bade them something. Guys. Oh yeah, oh man.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about baiting dude, how do you
Speaker 2: feel about hunting over feeder in Tennessee?
Speaker 1: Do you care?
Speaker 3: Don't care?
Speaker 4: Because well, here's my deal with it, is you I
Speaker 4: think I can see it both ways.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, is it cheating could be.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, maybe that would allow people
Speaker 4: to let deer get bigger, because if you think about it,
Speaker 4: like if you go out somewhere, people just get excited
Speaker 4: when that little deer comes.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. The first thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they ain't really seen many or and I remember
Speaker 4: being that way as a kid, like We're sitting out
Speaker 4: there and look up, what was that? And here comes
Speaker 4: like a little old, scraggly four point god huge, and
Speaker 4: then you're like, I just shut this little four point
Speaker 4: or whatever. You know, and you know you're younger. It
Speaker 4: is what it is. But I think people get excited
Speaker 4: because they don't see a lot of deer. So if
Speaker 4: you can actually bring them in and you're like, okay,
Speaker 4: well that's just a little old for you've got more
Speaker 4: time to kind of look at it.
Speaker 1: Because you got two seconds when it crosses.
Speaker 4: Don't mean they're going to be there when you're there either.
Speaker 4: I mean, but I think that it would. It might
Speaker 4: help people let deer get a little bigger.
Speaker 1: Interesting. Yeah, it's an interesting it's hot take. I like that.
Speaker 1: I like that. Yeah. I can just sit here and
Speaker 1: talk hunting for hours today.
Speaker 2: Give us the rundown on on your journey to Nashville.
Speaker 1: Where where'd you grow up?
Speaker 3: White Bluff?
Speaker 2: So sorry, oh, I know it.
Speaker 1: Said something about Chattanoogan. You're talk about Chickenmago earlier.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we lived in Chattanoe.
Speaker 4: So I grew up in White Bluff, which Dixon County
Speaker 4: is about thirty minutes west of Nashville here, and whenever
Speaker 4: I went to U. T.
Speaker 3: Martin West City out there and.
Speaker 2: Present, Yeah, that's where we're from. Do you know any
Speaker 2: signing boys Hardy County? We had a ton of people
Speaker 2: over there.
Speaker 1: When'd you go?
Speaker 4: That would have been like two thousand, so I made
Speaker 4: it about a year people, but two thousand and seven,
Speaker 4: I believe it was. How already thirty nine, okay, and
Speaker 4: just turned thirty nine and then some My wife is,
Speaker 4: uh she was from out that way, kind of Memphis area,
Speaker 4: and then she's moved around a lot, but a lot
Speaker 4: of her family moved to Chattanooga. So we had met
Speaker 4: when we were in Martin. That was the best thing,
Speaker 4: the only thing I really got out of school. I
Speaker 4: think that's the reason you ain't exactly Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 4: And uh So we we went and you know, made
Speaker 4: friends whatever. We was friends for a while for a
Speaker 4: long time, and then always talked about going out and
Speaker 4: never did until years later. And then I'd already started
Speaker 4: playing music, been doing stuff, and then it wasn't really
Speaker 4: going very well.
Speaker 1: And the music or the relationship.
Speaker 3: The music and relationship.
Speaker 1: Fine.
Speaker 3: We met it the Cheddars and had a nice thing.
Speaker 1: It was, yeah, you can't have money.
Speaker 3: I.
Speaker 4: Know, good food, and uh so we we kind of,
Speaker 4: you know, start hanging out and stuff. And then uh,
Speaker 4: she lived and she moved to Chattanooga and uh after
Speaker 4: school whatever, and she said, well, come over, So I did,
Speaker 4: and I was like, man, I like it over here.
Speaker 4: So we get to eight and stuff, and I was
Speaker 4: spending more time there once we got married.
Speaker 3: I just moved to Chattanooga. Loved it.
Speaker 1: And so it's a great spot.
Speaker 3: No, it's been awesome and so gright out door spot too.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh it is.
Speaker 4: We're all around the mountains and stuff there, and so
Speaker 4: we just kind of, you know, was living out there
Speaker 4: for a while. And then I got a record deal
Speaker 4: and I was out playing music and writing songs and
Speaker 4: doing all this stuff. And then so I was driving
Speaker 4: back and forth to Chattanooga every day.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 4: Then we bought a house out and Burns over here, yeah,
Speaker 4: and then lived there for a few years and then
Speaker 4: just bought another house over in Chattanogga. So I just
Speaker 4: I'm drawing to the mountains. It's like East Tennessee. But
Speaker 4: so that was kind of our our thing. I was,
Speaker 4: I was over there all the time, but I was
Speaker 4: writing songs. I was coming to town every week, and
Speaker 4: you know, touring and doing everything. So it's not that bad.
Speaker 4: It's two hours dry out, No, it's easy. Yeah, too bad.
Speaker 1: So, so you got a spot here in the spot there.
Speaker 4: I just sold this one over here. I probably get
Speaker 4: some I mean I got some land and stuff over here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I sold the house, pardon not. Might had to have.
Speaker 2: It, you knowing exactly.
Speaker 4: That's why I look at it. And uh so we
Speaker 4: just we bought another house in Chattanooga. So I've been
Speaker 4: out there and the kids go to school, they like,
Speaker 4: all their cousins and stuff are mostly over there.
Speaker 1: So you in for the week, right and back on Thursdays?
Speaker 3: Yeah, where I just I'll just drive over.
Speaker 4: I'll leave in the morning because we're in the Eastern time,
Speaker 4: so I pick up that hour coming back and I'm
Speaker 4: already up, so I run, I run back and forth.
Speaker 3: And it didn't matter.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, my old diesel truck this morning, been paid
Speaker 4: for it ten times, and yeah I was there this morning.
Speaker 4: So yeah, oh yeah, I just to be honest with you, though,
Speaker 4: living farther away from town has done me a lot
Speaker 4: of good as a songwriter because that's where I do
Speaker 4: my thinking, ain't no doubt. And so when I was
Speaker 4: living in town, pretty much by the time I dropped
Speaker 4: the kids off at you know, the little school or whatever,
Speaker 4: and then went over here and did this, did this,
Speaker 4: then I would stop in for right, My my mind
Speaker 4: is just kind of and i've been you know, fighting
Speaker 4: traffic out here. Well it just kind of I'm not inspired.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't coming up with good ideas, and my writing
Speaker 4: wouldn't is good. And going over there in that two
Speaker 4: hour drive back, man, I'm thinking, I've got title.
Speaker 3: I'm a title man, you know.
Speaker 4: So I'm just writing stuff down on my phone, coming
Speaker 4: up with ideas, listening to stuff, podcast whatever.
Speaker 3: And I'm just my mind is going.
Speaker 4: Then I'll ride these back roads, go like through mcmanville
Speaker 4: and stuff, which is farm land.
Speaker 1: Yes, I've been that way, man.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful. So I'm I'm doing thinking.
Speaker 4: Man, I've got you know, I got a little Bible
Speaker 4: app I do, know I do. That's just like where
Speaker 4: I find God, you know, I do my praying and stuff.
Speaker 4: On the road or in a deer stand or whatever.
Speaker 4: So they that's when I yeah, I'm talking to God
Speaker 4: in a lot of those places. So, uh, it's done
Speaker 4: me better to be away from town a little bit,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: So I completely agree.
Speaker 2: We live thirty five minutes south and honestly, bro, if
Speaker 2: if my family wasn't there, yeah, there ain't no telling
Speaker 2: where I'd go. I mean, like I I'm thankful for
Speaker 2: National I'm thankful for this industry and what it's what
Speaker 2: it has given me and and and hopefully gives me,
Speaker 2: you know, in the future. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: man like it's it can be uh, it can be
Speaker 2: overwhelming being here and and and you can get caught
Speaker 2: up and you know, and and a lot of you know,
Speaker 2: I think I think, I think the lie of you
Speaker 2: gotta have more, and you gotta you gotta be this
Speaker 2: and if you're not winning this, you're not enough, and
Speaker 2: and and you know, and I think I really do.
Speaker 2: I think rooting yourself in somewhere outside of town, to
Speaker 2: that that is slower pace of life, that you can
Speaker 2: spend time with your family more and your kids and
Speaker 2: watch them run around and give them some space, is
Speaker 2: that's that's I think it's crucial.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 4: That's I mean for me, that's kind of I got
Speaker 4: friends and stuff over there, and they don't. I mean,
Speaker 4: people know who I am, you know over here. They
Speaker 4: know me over there too. But at the same time,
Speaker 4: over there it's like, hey, man, you want to go
Speaker 4: deer hunting? You know, Like there we talk about deer
Speaker 4: hunting instead of what song that I write? You know,
Speaker 4: And uh, you know, it's a really cool people think
Speaker 4: what I do is cool because it is cool cool.
Speaker 4: It's awesome what we get to write songs for a living,
Speaker 4: you know. I get to come up with whatever. It's
Speaker 4: awesome and and make a good living. And it's like
Speaker 4: it's really cool.
Speaker 3: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just I've got like a church group away from town,
Speaker 4: you know, and it's like, you know, my wife's uh
Speaker 4: uncle is a preacher. So amongst the church and all
Speaker 4: the other people that like I got connected with, they're
Speaker 4: like just good dudes. We'll go and eat breakfast and
Speaker 4: have a Bible study.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: It's like it's it's things like that, and yeah, I
Speaker 4: get to raise my kids that way and around the
Speaker 4: mountains and the water and around God and church and
Speaker 4: having a bigger family, you know kind of what is
Speaker 4: it like a support group, you know, for my wife
Speaker 4: whenever I'm gone with so it's like everybody over then
Speaker 4: there's neighbors, like everybody's just kind of looking out for
Speaker 4: one another. And not that it wasn't over here too, sure,
Speaker 4: it's just that's where we feel more at home.
Speaker 2: And if you're gonna be leaving her a lot as
Speaker 2: far as hitting the road, you want to be somewhere
Speaker 2: comfortable exactly more than we're ten minutes from my wife's
Speaker 2: parents too.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice. It helps some time, dude, Yeah, it does.
Speaker 4: And I always feel bad leaving because I don't like
Speaker 4: leaving my family at all. But you know, when you
Speaker 4: leave and you got them out in the middle of
Speaker 4: the woods over here with nobody around, like, yeah, I
Speaker 4: got a security system in a Bloodhound that let them know,
Speaker 4: somebody know what's going on. But like, it's nice having
Speaker 4: somebody literally five minutes down the road, or somebody in
Speaker 4: the neighborhood or like a buddy of mine and just
Speaker 4: call them say hey, can you run by the house,
Speaker 4: and he's got a key to the house and just
Speaker 4: go in and help me out.
Speaker 3: If I need something. Yeah, it's really nice to have.
Speaker 2: Let's be real, though, a bloodhound is gonna let them know.
Speaker 2: It's gonna let everybody know that something's going on. She
Speaker 2: ain't gonna do nothing about it.
Speaker 3: Ain't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 1: I got. I got a bloodhound too, and shed.
Speaker 2: If a person came up with a with a forty
Speaker 2: seven trying to get inside, she'd go oh and then stop.
Speaker 1: Just watch them.
Speaker 2: I wish my dog would start barking. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 2: We sent her to training and I want to pick
Speaker 2: her up. She's just a big pibow. Looks terrifying, but like, same,
Speaker 2: not gonna do nothing, Bro, she doesn't bark it nothing.
Speaker 2: I'm going to pick her up from training, and the
Speaker 2: guy goes, is this dog ever? She been there four weeks?
Speaker 1: She goes, especially coming from Remy, that she stark at everything.
Speaker 1: I know. She goes this. He goes, does this dog bar?
Speaker 1: I was like, bro, maybe I've heard her bark twice.
Speaker 2: Remy was soft as a pillow something, but she she'd
Speaker 2: scared the socks off a strange a little little little
Speaker 2: pit like a pocket pits what they call it. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: she was terrifying, and uh she was. But this dog's
Speaker 2: ninety pounds and it's like.
Speaker 4: Shoot, let me tell you about Melvin. So Melvin great name,
Speaker 4: Melvin Tillis. Is Melvin your bloodhouse my blood? I got
Speaker 4: Maybell maybe, Yeah, that's that's my blood. When you get
Speaker 4: Melvin and maybelled again, well, it wouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just have a good time after there now.
Speaker 4: And his little coin purse, it's just like a little
Speaker 4: it flaps around in the wind and crown yeh yeah.
Speaker 4: And uh, but so he's a he's about one hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty forty pounds, big boy. And uh and he's
Speaker 4: like a red color, you know, it's kind of tan,
Speaker 4: but it gets considered red red bon and man it
Speaker 4: ears long, slobbery, just a real big you know. He's
Speaker 4: about seven or so now, and he is massive. But
Speaker 4: the kids love him. He loves the kids. And I
Speaker 4: thought about getting rid of that dog so many times,
Speaker 4: just because he's so loud and nasty and stinks. And
Speaker 4: I'm just like, you were so aggravating, you know, and
Speaker 4: I can't do nothing with this. I've had two or
Speaker 4: three other ones that are perfect dogs. And we take
Speaker 4: him out of the woods, we do stuff this and
Speaker 4: won't hunt. He won't do anything, and uh, he just
Speaker 4: eats all the time. And so I was like, I said,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm not. I can't get rid of
Speaker 4: my dog. I said, but I'm gonna send him to
Speaker 4: a trainer. Yeah, and so I call it like the
Speaker 4: top ones. You know, it's expensive. I'm gonna spend whatever
Speaker 4: to make this dog. How old is this dog when
Speaker 4: you send him about five and old?
Speaker 3: Yes, he's been living.
Speaker 4: I ain't changing. I am changing. Yeah money, yeah, and
Speaker 4: I did. And it was so I called up these
Speaker 4: people and people are, yeah, man in this one. He
Speaker 4: They said, yeah, we're the best there is And I said,
Speaker 4: well I can see that by your price sheet and
Speaker 4: uh and they but they they are. They have like
Speaker 4: this record of training these like world class dogs and
Speaker 4: we can train them any age, you know, from six
Speaker 4: months to six years old. Went over. I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I got the bloodhill. They said, yeah, they're stubborn, but
Speaker 4: we we can do it. I said, let's go. So
Speaker 4: I send them out to training and they said it's
Speaker 4: gonna take about you know, six weeks or whatever. I said, awesome,
Speaker 4: six weeks for no Melvin yeah, I'm gonna clean the house,
Speaker 4: you know. And so we send him off for about
Speaker 4: three or four weeks later, they're sending like little videos
Speaker 4: he ain't doing nothing.
Speaker 3: No, I won't do nothing.
Speaker 4: And uh they finally and they said, you know what,
Speaker 4: we've never had this happen, but we're gonna give you
Speaker 4: some money back. So I got money by on Melvin
Speaker 4: and they were like, he's a sweetheart, and he is.
Speaker 4: He's a good dog, but he couldn't hit about it.
Speaker 4: He's not maybe so smart, I don't know, he's he
Speaker 4: just couldn't figure maybe.
Speaker 1: Too smart, maybe that real smart.
Speaker 4: But anyways, he he uh, he was untrainable. So uh
Speaker 4: but he he knows and we have like a little
Speaker 4: collar thing kind of pointing. He'll do some stuff, but
Speaker 4: just don't listen very well.
Speaker 2: See I got a I got a chocolate lab and
Speaker 2: a and a red bone and uh, chocolate lab.
Speaker 1: Man all he wants.
Speaker 2: He's he's Merle and he's five years four years old,
Speaker 2: five years old now and.
Speaker 1: Dude's still a puppy. I ain't you know. He's he's wild.
Speaker 2: We just took him to the beach with us too,
Speaker 2: oh man, and uh and so like he'll you know,
Speaker 2: if you call Merle, he'll come back to you like
Speaker 2: he's saying, what you know, like let's go throw me
Speaker 2: a ball, throw me, freeze me anything, maybe I'll do.
Speaker 2: She'll be walking out there on the beach, going to
Speaker 2: heading toward another some more people.
Speaker 1: I go, Maybell. She stopped. She turned around and she
Speaker 1: she had fingers.
Speaker 2: She'd be like, yeah, yeah, and and just just keep
Speaker 2: all she's bin.
Speaker 1: Because she's my deer dog. She'll trail deer.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: And that's the one thing about I mean, their their bloodhounds,
Speaker 4: the scent dogs, but they can waft that stuff up.
Speaker 3: Man, they can smell.
Speaker 4: I had one before, Melvin, and we killed a deer
Speaker 4: and had you know, got it at all the meat
Speaker 4: and everything, just had some bones whatever, And so went
Speaker 4: off in the woods. We got some codies, you know.
Speaker 4: So we I drove this thing probably two and a
Speaker 4: half miles or so back in the woods, off this thing,
Speaker 4: through it, through it back there. Well let's see who
Speaker 4: was that. That would have been Delmer and uh Delmer.
Speaker 4: He got out and he found that blood, tracked it
Speaker 4: two and a half miles and drunk it, brought it back. Yeah. Hey, daddy,
Speaker 4: he lost the wood.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I brought it back for you.
Speaker 4: That dog could sleep on the couch for thirteen hours
Speaker 4: without getting up to pee.
Speaker 3: A dog.
Speaker 1: Hey, let's let's talk. Where do I find God? Man?
Speaker 1: How did how did that whole thing go down?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Remember where you were? You had the idea?
Speaker 3: What I remember?
Speaker 1: So, because that's kind of the song that started it
Speaker 1: for you, right.
Speaker 4: That's changed my life. And uh so what happened was
Speaker 4: what a great song to do that too? Man, not
Speaker 4: like not cutting cut or not just like that. Man.
Speaker 4: We was uh So I was doing this thing like
Speaker 4: I was getting started, and I was trying to build
Speaker 4: my social media because that was you know, you got
Speaker 4: to have your social media up. So I was like,
Speaker 4: all right, well I don't know how to do that.
Speaker 4: And uh I was being Jaco and his buddies, and
Speaker 4: he was like, man, you need to just like play
Speaker 4: some play some songs or whatever on Instagram.
Speaker 3: I said, okay.
Speaker 4: So I started going to church and I would come
Speaker 4: home and play whatever song we played at church, and
Speaker 4: that was and I called a gospel song Sunday. And
Speaker 4: so that's kind of how I started doing it where
Speaker 4: people got used to it and they liked it and
Speaker 4: they got to talking about it, and uh so it
Speaker 4: kind of grew from gospel song Sunday. But then Connie
Speaker 4: Harrington hit me up on like Facebook or something. She
Speaker 4: was like, hey, oh yeah. She was like, I would
Speaker 4: love to write a song with you. And I was like, man,
Speaker 4: and I'm getting going, like I had a few rides,
Speaker 4: some names, you know, but it was, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: still cracking. I'm beginning, you know. And she was like, hey,
Speaker 4: let's right. I really like what you're doing. I said, cool,
Speaker 4: and I'm excited. Well, I go to town and she goes,
Speaker 4: I got this idea. It's call Where I Find God.
Speaker 4: I said it was Connie's idea and I said I
Speaker 4: love that. And I said, well, just by the title,
Speaker 4: I said, I can relate.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Boom boom boom, you know deer stand Hey my boat, yeah, interstate.
Speaker 3: Back to Nashville, like all this stuff.
Speaker 4: And then hers like she has a little lake house
Speaker 4: and stuff and we both spend time on the water
Speaker 4: and she was like out on the boat, you know,
Speaker 4: and all this stuff. And I was just thinking about
Speaker 4: whenever I was growing up, you know, me and my
Speaker 4: brother be on the boat with my dad.
Speaker 3: He just like boys, be still, just be still, And.
Speaker 4: That was a line in there, and then I said, well,
Speaker 4: I see this as kind of being like a good
Speaker 4: old boy's prayer too, you know, like, how does how
Speaker 4: does a good old boy that is not a preacher
Speaker 4: or whatever, how does he pray for?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Exactly, And that's why at the end of one of
Speaker 4: the verses says thanks for everything.
Speaker 3: Well, that's kind of how I would do it.
Speaker 4: Especially, you know, it's like when you're new in the
Speaker 4: faith that you're you're you're brand new and you're just learning, like,
Speaker 4: you know, trying to be a good Christian, you know,
Speaker 4: trying to figure out how to talk to God, figuring
Speaker 4: out how to talk about, how to pray like you're
Speaker 4: not going you know a lot of people say thanks
Speaker 4: for nursing my body.
Speaker 3: We don't talk like that. How does a good old
Speaker 3: boy pray?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Thank you for cle and uh and thanks for everything.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 4: And that was where that line come from, which has
Speaker 4: become a huge line at the show. So I'll be
Speaker 4: playing that, you know, live or whatever, and I'll get
Speaker 4: to that and I was kind of back off, and
Speaker 4: there he.
Speaker 2: Goes, thanks for everything that give it to half step down.
Speaker 3: I need a apo boys work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's nine o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 6: You need a capo getting it up there. Let's see
Speaker 6: because it's in like b or something now they plays
Speaker 6: anything in bed.
Speaker 1: I agree with Cabo boys.
Speaker 4: Day out on the water fish just for by. I
Speaker 4: put my pole down for around. It's just so quiet,
Speaker 4: not old man. The same song that s beasted. You
Speaker 4: can't find these slide bottle are great. Line in front
Speaker 4: of the Boston to a room Someday morning at the
Speaker 4: church bed and a day stay or hey fet and
Speaker 4: then it stay back to the last week. She'll lay
Speaker 4: when it's time. Me and him was trying around sometimes
Speaker 4: whether I'm looking for him, No, that's where I find God,
Speaker 4: that the wonder that was up.
Speaker 1: Keep going, keep going, keep going.
Speaker 4: Sometimes Lady nine.
Speaker 1: Live in.
Speaker 4: Listen the sounds of her hardy the song crickets you sing,
Speaker 4: I don't know Dad sing, sounds like him. Ben Ah,
Speaker 4: I too good, pray out here, thanks.
Speaker 1: For everything, or one more course, one more chorse get.
Speaker 7: It in from a bostall in the room Sunday morning
Speaker 7: and the church people stay, then stay back.
Speaker 1: To natch me.
Speaker 7: And him stride an sometime when I'm looking for him.
Speaker 1: That's out. Keep it, keep it, keep it, keep it,
Speaker 1: keep it, keep it. Okay.
Speaker 2: I remember running Back. I remember the first time I
Speaker 2: ever heard that song. Do we need to pay him
Speaker 2: for if he keeps playing?
Speaker 1: We have to do well.
Speaker 2: He's got a song out, he's got a song, he's
Speaker 2: got a new song out, and maybe he needs to
Speaker 2: do that. Maybe not, it's up to him, but maybe No.
Speaker 1: We were having uh get down that I was at Uh.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 2: I was at Combs's house and we were they were
Speaker 2: they did this thing called Pizza Fridays, and I was
Speaker 2: making a pizza and this is this is a few
Speaker 2: years ago whenever it just came out, and he was
Speaker 2: like he was playing just songs on He's a big
Speaker 2: bluetooth guy, loves to pull songs up on his phone
Speaker 2: and play it and uh and he said, he was like,
Speaker 2: hey man, he's like, have you heard this? I was like,
Speaker 2: what is it? He's like, new guy Larry Fleet this
Speaker 2: song called Where I Find God. I was like no,
Speaker 2: and like, you guys are gonna like that?
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 2: I remember him playing that bro and being because there
Speaker 2: wasn't nothing like that out on the radio or kind
Speaker 2: of on the scene at all. And dude, that song
Speaker 2: crushed me in the best way. And I've been a
Speaker 2: huge fan of that tune ever since.
Speaker 1: Man, that one like it did.
Speaker 4: It changed everything because we had we had a few
Speaker 4: songs out and we were doing all right, you know,
Speaker 4: we're selling a few tickets.
Speaker 3: And then I put that out and it happened.
Speaker 4: We happened to put it out on I wanted to
Speaker 4: put it on Good Friday, you know, and I.
Speaker 3: Thought that'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 4: So we had it all planned out and everything was
Speaker 4: going to come out on Good Friday. When the world
Speaker 4: shut down in twenty twenty, right before it come out,
Speaker 4: I didn't know, you know, you had to plan these
Speaker 4: things out. We had to cut it years, sure, I had,
Speaker 4: because we cut it in twenty and nineteen. Really yeah,
Speaker 4: I didn't get a record down until like eighteen or nineteen,
Speaker 4: and I wrote that song probably seventeen or eighteen or
Speaker 4: something like that, and it was on Hole with a
Speaker 4: bunch of people and nobody ever cut it. So as
Speaker 4: soon as I got a record deal, I recorded. They
Speaker 4: weren't supposed to years saying it, and thank god they
Speaker 4: did not y you know, So you know, it was
Speaker 4: supposed to be out. It never and then once we
Speaker 4: recorded it, that got shelved and it didn't get put
Speaker 4: out because the first record we put out, they didn't
Speaker 4: get put out.
Speaker 3: And I was like, guys, this is there's a good song.
Speaker 4: This has got something to it, you know, And finally
Speaker 4: I said, let's put it out on Good Friday.
Speaker 3: So we did well.
Speaker 4: As soon as we did, we went down to Late
Speaker 4: Martin and Alabama and h took My little boy was
Speaker 4: about maybe six months old at the time, and so
Speaker 4: me and him was riding around on the little mule,
Speaker 4: you know, Kawasaki mule downtown on the waters, you know,
Speaker 4: a little ponting boat let a little center con So
Speaker 4: we just kind of I just had a couple of
Speaker 4: guys come out, buddies of mine and uh Matt Paskert
Speaker 4: and he brought a friend, and they just had a
Speaker 4: little cameras.
Speaker 3: Nothing big.
Speaker 4: No, we had no money, yeah, yeah, and the labels
Speaker 4: like we got like three grand. You can't do a
Speaker 4: music video for three grand, but we did. And then
Speaker 4: we did a bunch of theat on that boat.
Speaker 1: Yeah. We just did it all.
Speaker 4: Around Late Martin, just down the church, just what we
Speaker 4: would do on a normal day. So we made this
Speaker 4: thing and put it out and it got like a
Speaker 4: million views or something in the first few weeks or whatever.
Speaker 4: It was just blowing up. Well, then radio stations started
Speaker 4: playing it. That's how it got to radio, because you know,
Speaker 4: nobody was ever thinking that would go to radio. It's
Speaker 4: a double first verse ballad that's true where I Find
Speaker 4: God and so, and it's four minutes long. It's four minutes,
Speaker 4: so they nobody ever thought it would do anything. Well,
Speaker 4: then the radio station started playing it, so it started
Speaker 4: doing its own thing, and then it was like charting
Speaker 4: and it wasn't even out, you know, and so then
Speaker 4: that's kind of where it started. Now that song has
Speaker 4: been played, I don't know, it's it's platinum and all this.
Speaker 4: It's done a lot, but uh, the biggest thing is
Speaker 4: done for me. Well, it just changed the whole trajectory
Speaker 4: of my career. Like I was, you know, getting known
Speaker 4: for doing soulful stuff and whatever, and then all of
Speaker 4: a sudden that put me into the gospel scene.
Speaker 3: Uh. It kind of crossed over a lot of different things.
Speaker 1: And it's country too though, man's very it's a country's.
Speaker 4: Song, but it was like, it's it's gospel, it's country,
Speaker 4: it's whatever, its soul. And so the YouTube thing, that's
Speaker 4: been my biggest thing. I got a big YouTube following,
Speaker 4: and so I just put out stuff like that and
Speaker 4: it starts popping off and you kind of know if
Speaker 4: you've got something, well, that's that song blew up my
Speaker 4: YouTube following and then so next thing you know, we're out,
Speaker 4: we're playing it and people were coming up like, dude,
Speaker 4: that song changed my life. I hear that more times
Speaker 4: than not, which is to me and yapreading the gospel, bro,
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 1: That's you know.
Speaker 4: I've talked to my preacher buddy, and he's like that
Speaker 4: you got a way of touching millions of people of that,
Speaker 4: And so I was like, and it has.
Speaker 2: I mean, we remember where we were the first time
Speaker 2: we heard it, and like, there ain't a whole lot
Speaker 2: of songs I remember that with, and that's one of them.
Speaker 1: And I've heard of these ears, heard a.
Speaker 2: Bunch of I think one of the greatest things, just
Speaker 2: like listening to your music, man, is like you get
Speaker 2: to write about your life, right, you know, you get
Speaker 2: to write about your kids, and you get to write
Speaker 2: about church and God and fishing and hunting and and
Speaker 2: and then I mean, like it's inspirational because it's real
Speaker 2: and it's true and I got it made.
Speaker 4: Man, I know who and I know what I'm doing
Speaker 4: and I get to do what I want to do
Speaker 4: and I sing about what I live every day and
Speaker 4: it ain't and it's my my brand, as they say,
Speaker 4: everybody looking for your brand, like I am who I
Speaker 4: am like that and I get to sing that.
Speaker 1: And it's awesome, favor I say that all the time.
Speaker 2: And it seems like if you can build what you
Speaker 2: do on who you are, then you don't ever have
Speaker 2: to like put on a front and a gimmick and
Speaker 2: do this song and dance thing like you just do
Speaker 2: what you do. And it's so it's so authentic, and
Speaker 2: I think people can recognize immediately. You know, they know
Speaker 2: what's a show, and they know what's legit, and man,
Speaker 2: you're legit, dude. Everything you've ever done that's very respected
Speaker 2: in this town and well we all think a lot
Speaker 2: of you.
Speaker 4: Well you know, and that was I never really cared
Speaker 4: about being a singer. I want to be a songwriter.
Speaker 4: I want to be respected amongst my peers. Sure as
Speaker 4: a songwriter and be like a bona fide songwriter, you know,
Speaker 4: And it was like that was all like that was
Speaker 4: so like winning a CMA or whatever, like that's cool.
Speaker 4: We I've written some songs that have gotten nominated and
Speaker 4: different things like that. But like whenever I got you know,
Speaker 4: like a BMI Award or the ten Songs, I wish
Speaker 4: you would have written things like that, like that was
Speaker 4: voted on by your peers and stuff like that. To me,
Speaker 4: that meant that's on the wall, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: And where I find god gold record. When I first
Speaker 4: got that, I was I never thought that ever happened
Speaker 4: to That was such a really cool moment for me.
Speaker 4: So things like that as a songwriter, And that's what
Speaker 4: I'm most proud of because I don't know, it's we're different,
Speaker 4: you know, and breed to write for things and come
Speaker 4: up with stuff. And but and y'all can agree with this,
Speaker 4: I'm sure is if you can write something as a
Speaker 4: songwriter that changes somebody's life, what better for pacle right?
Speaker 3: That is to me, I'm like, gole Lee, like we
Speaker 3: did it.
Speaker 2: We freaking Look, I think we all have this bone
Speaker 2: in us that want to write songs that move people,
Speaker 2: like songs we heard back in the day that moved us,
Speaker 2: you know, And so that's always been my goal and
Speaker 2: that's what we what I set out to do is
Speaker 2: just try to write songs that you know, people love,
Speaker 2: man and and and help people.
Speaker 3: Out and make a different Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, that's kind of a great transition into graver. And honestly,
Speaker 2: when you talk about songs at Affect, we're not there yet, bro.
Speaker 1: We got to be there. We've been there an hour.
Speaker 1: My god, just put out a song, bro, you got
Speaker 1: nothing else to do.
Speaker 3: And going to eat lunch? I mean, yes, it ain't
Speaker 3: even lunchtime.
Speaker 2: Let's get into uh, let's get into now. You just
Speaker 2: had a song come out somewhere in the South. Yeah,
Speaker 2: kind of the same same things.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: You're talking about kids and and all this stuff. Man,
Speaker 2: how to walk us through the creation and of that tune.
Speaker 4: Well, so we got on a roll. We went and wrote.
Speaker 4: So sometimes I had I had like a little group,
Speaker 4: me and Rocky Block, RTT Tyler, Jordan Doughzy. It was
Speaker 4: us four and like we were out. We wrote man
Speaker 4: made a Bar. We wrote things that tay for granted
Speaker 4: the same day. So we had two of them hit
Speaker 4: the radio. Two songs and one day that we wrote
Speaker 4: that both went to red and then everything else was write.
Speaker 3: We were just cutting it. We were just on a roll.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: We had a good little group. Stay high, Stay high.
Speaker 4: I was like, come on, boys, back out, you know.
Speaker 4: And so we ended up righting somewhere in the South.
Speaker 4: And I to me, I was like, man, one of
Speaker 4: my biggest influence. I remember listening to I mean, I
Speaker 4: listened to Hank, I listened to Willy, like all this stuff,
Speaker 4: but it Alabama was one of them that I was like, Man,
Speaker 4: that was they sang real stuff, but in a Southern way,
Speaker 4: and they were proud of it and the South exactly.
Speaker 4: They were proud of of Alabama, you know, and all
Speaker 4: the harmonies, all the stuff. But think about you know, uh,
Speaker 4: you know, we were walking in high Tiden both times
Speaker 4: there and I've forgotten, but that are Tennessee River and
Speaker 4: the land and monsters, monster hits. But they were simple.
Speaker 4: But they were also like what people in the South proclamations. Yes,
Speaker 4: but everybody in the world I guess felt it because
Speaker 4: they were worldwide, not just in the South. But they
Speaker 4: wrote about what they were into and Leonard Skinnered all
Speaker 4: them people. They were proud of the South and they
Speaker 4: were southern. Allman Brothers that's a southern band, you know.
Speaker 4: You can call them Southern rock whatever, and it is,
Speaker 4: but it's also I mean Dicky Betts. You ever heard
Speaker 4: him say that's country, you know. So all of that
Speaker 4: stuff was just inspiration to me, and I wanted to
Speaker 4: write something along the lines of that southern, you know,
Speaker 4: kind of Alabama, just southern soul stuff and talk about
Speaker 4: you know, one of the lines and it's a dairy
Speaker 4: queen and the cake cone, you know, and like right now,
Speaker 4: I had Derek Queen yesterday.
Speaker 2: You know, if you queen, what would you get right now?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you because I had it yesterday. It
Speaker 4: was the Royal New York Cheesecake Blizzard and they put
Speaker 4: like the little strawberry stuff in the middle. It's got
Speaker 4: the graand cracker all mixed up.
Speaker 2: So I'm just O G chocolate dip cone. Dude, give
Speaker 2: me O G chocolate dip cone. I have some chicken fingers.
Speaker 2: I take some chicken. The opposite of soft serve, I
Speaker 2: guess would be hard serve maybe, is what they call it.
Speaker 2: They used to just the regular old scoop chocolate ice cream.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, give me that too, scoop on conn and
Speaker 2: I don do it. I don't venture out much, man,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty. I'm pretty stay at home ice cream eater.
Speaker 2: There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: We talked about being comfortable earlier. It's being comfortable.
Speaker 3: Be comfortable.
Speaker 2: I think by the time you should click forty. It's
Speaker 2: just like I'm just gonna kind of do what I
Speaker 2: want to do and you can kind of.
Speaker 1: Can you give us a little taste?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Not a dairy queen, but yeah, Buddy River on.
Speaker 4: A lighting bun bun, the sun saying gone going down.
Speaker 1: The smooth low fly side, the.
Speaker 4: Church bells ring summer he's staying. Bull Frog sang a
Speaker 4: Dix may Too.
Speaker 7: Song.
Speaker 8: Somewhere in the South kids are run and around almost
Speaker 8: mad Sup and Daddy is on his way back to
Speaker 8: the house fixing Lord and got the beers up.
Speaker 4: Smart.
Speaker 3: Now there's somewhere in Signe.
Speaker 1: Well there's some tough.
Speaker 3: But ain't that reminiscent stuff? Man brings me back, like
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 4: Like was it uh not? Crawler on a cane pole,
Speaker 4: dairy queen and the cake cones. Yeah, man, climbing up
Speaker 4: on a fence, froom, Honey sucking Blue, young Love on
Speaker 4: the bench, c the promise on the class room. That's
Speaker 4: a small town big dream still comes true.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, true, true, true, true true is awesome.
Speaker 4: I mean it's like that's small town stuff. Man, it's everywhere,
Speaker 4: but for me in the South, that's what I know.
Speaker 2: That's it resonates with everybody, and it resonates with everybody
Speaker 2: from a small town and even not even even in
Speaker 2: the South, man, I mean you all country wide, you know,
Speaker 2: is feels that in their own version, right, Yeah. And
Speaker 2: you make a great point that everybody loved Alabama even
Speaker 2: though they were specifically singing about their home.
Speaker 1: Right the South.
Speaker 4: My mom and dad got married to a Alabama song,
Speaker 4: which was was that uh sometimes from morning.
Speaker 3: Coffee is way too strong? Sometimes was she said? She
Speaker 3: says all wrong.
Speaker 4: Right along, she says, sign me like only friend of
Speaker 4: the that's close enough perfect for you.
Speaker 3: Know, like that kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: And they had they had a home movie like it
Speaker 4: was like he got a video camera for his like
Speaker 4: for the wedding shoulder. Yeah, and they had like this
Speaker 4: old tree out man he would like he would get
Speaker 4: my mom like video and they were like, he'd probably
Speaker 4: be embarrassing me. I'm gonna say anything. But they had
Speaker 4: an old record player. They would play Alabama records. It was,
Speaker 4: you know, close enough to perfect. He would like be
Speaker 4: smoking a Marlborough with like a Marlborough had Marlboro tacket.
Speaker 3: You know, he's like leaning back.
Speaker 4: He's all of one hundred and twenty pounds, you know,
Speaker 4: got his cowboy boot's on, no shirt, and he's leaned
Speaker 4: up against an old tree. Then he'd like, you know,
Speaker 4: jump on a you know, a tire, swing like swing
Speaker 4: across or it was like a grape vine, you know whatever,
Speaker 4: he like swing across. Yeah, he was out there like
Speaker 4: and he was like singing his own music video, like
Speaker 4: he was Alabama singing it. And I know my mom's
Speaker 4: like yeah, you know, like he had an old sixty
Speaker 4: seven Mustang which belongs to me now. It was his
Speaker 4: first car and I got it now. But uh, it
Speaker 4: was like out in the yard. Yeah, he's just smoking cigarettes.
Speaker 4: And then their friends come ver. They were like they're
Speaker 4: making music videos to these songs. And I saw I
Speaker 4: watched that and thinking to myself as a kid, like
Speaker 4: how cool is that same thing was like looking at
Speaker 4: a record. We wrote a record called Stack of Records,
Speaker 4: and uh, it was all like a songwriter kind of
Speaker 4: thing and that's where where I find God was on
Speaker 4: that record and everything. But I just remember like listening
Speaker 4: to these records growing up and wanting to be these people.
Speaker 4: And I remember there was one Hank Jr. Is sitting
Speaker 4: in a chair and he's got a live mountain lion
Speaker 4: and he's like, pettit. I'm like, how cool because this
Speaker 4: man he has a lot, he has a real life
Speaker 4: mountain line and it's a cougar. Yeah, and he's like, Pan,
Speaker 4: I want to be I want to cougar. I know,
Speaker 4: I want to I want to be junior. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But so that was kind of all the stuff that
Speaker 4: we grew up listening to, and it's very much instilled
Speaker 4: in me and that's where all the everything comes from.
Speaker 1: It's awesome family. What's next for you?
Speaker 2: Man? Where you are you playing shows all year? Where
Speaker 2: you're gonna be this fault? Where can people see you?
Speaker 3: We're in Yeah.
Speaker 4: This summer we're just kind of, you know, hitting the
Speaker 4: festival stuff and popping around. But uh, in August we
Speaker 4: go to Europe, my first headlining like tour come on
Speaker 4: there and just sold out Ireland pretty cool with me.
Speaker 4: Good for you these I mean some of them are
Speaker 4: smaller runs, but country fans over there, man, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 4: some of these places, I mean they're a whole fifteen
Speaker 4: sixteen hundred people, which pretty good for never really going there.
Speaker 4: And so we got some stuff in Europe and Ireland
Speaker 4: or England and Ireland, Uh, the Netherlands just kind of awesome.
Speaker 4: Come back and doing a fall tour just all around here,
Speaker 4: you know, or the United States and then uh kind
Speaker 4: of West Coast stuff at the end of the year
Speaker 4: and get ready for duck season.
Speaker 2: My kind of guy. You fit right right, you dang
Speaker 2: right well, dude, thanks for coming on. Yeah, man, that
Speaker 2: was that was awesome. Uh do you want to play
Speaker 2: a Gravst song? You played a bunch of songs right then,
Speaker 2: do you got one? You the guy sticks out?
Speaker 4: Man, it's hard to pick, you know, yeah, because I've
Speaker 4: been influenced by so many.
Speaker 1: Man for me like you ain't got to but do it. Uh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're a good singer. We want to hear you. You're
Speaker 1: a killer.
Speaker 4: Trying to think of one, uh, all of them crime
Speaker 4: leading leading in when I was there young, and now
Speaker 4: I had dreamed my father and passed on gone. My
Speaker 4: world revolved around him. I couldn't lie any and so
Speaker 4: I made my way down min Her Hall and taped
Speaker 4: balls door.
Speaker 8: And now I said, Daddy, I'm suffree.
Speaker 4: After that, I go home. You're gone that way. We're
Speaker 4: crying anymore, So may I stay with you? He said
Speaker 4: that my job asked what I do, and everything I
Speaker 4: do it's because of to keep you safe with me.
Speaker 4: That's my job.
Speaker 1: You see.
Speaker 3: What a great song?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, you're You're real as they come, bro, and
Speaker 2: we appreciate you for it. I'm a huge fan. I'm
Speaker 2: a huge fan of your tunes. You're writing, uh everything
Speaker 2: you stand for. Man, thanks for coming on.
Speaker 3: Uh remember how to play that one?
Speaker 1: Now? That's all we do this time? That was off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, you have to come back and talk stories
Speaker 2: and and yeah, I want to hear uh we hear
Speaker 2: about your fall. You you're gonna kill some big deal
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, we got a couple of camera.
Speaker 4: Already running getting always Yeah, I mean I got attack
Speaker 4: the cam man has changed the game. It's nice to
Speaker 4: be able to just you know, get a dang on
Speaker 4: your phone. Oh we got a deer you know that.
Speaker 4: And you know I listened on X and stuff. Man,
Speaker 4: we used to just wonder where we were at. Now
Speaker 4: you know, we're crossing this and.
Speaker 3: So you know, I've got all this stuff.
Speaker 4: We got all the technology now, you know. And like
Speaker 4: I said, me and the boy, we're looking forward to this.
Speaker 4: We'll we'll definitely do some deer hunting. And uh, but
Speaker 4: duck season, duck guy. I'm a duck guy, man, And
Speaker 4: I think the reason why.
Speaker 1: It didn't even talk duck hunt my bad.
Speaker 4: Well to me, Like you know, I grew up in
Speaker 4: Middle Tennessee. We had to cheat them game reserve where
Speaker 4: you went out to like Camden, you know, hit the bottoms.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now, like I got you know, a bunch of buddies
Speaker 4: and we all got places over in Arkansas. I say,
Speaker 4: we they got them. They're richard than I am. They've
Speaker 4: bought up some land over there. That's the ticket exactly.
Speaker 3: And I'm their friend.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you play some songs.
Speaker 4: I play songs, you know, And so we go over
Speaker 4: there and hunt h kind of northeast Arkansas all the
Speaker 4: way down stuck guard and everything else. But we'll make
Speaker 4: trips out to Oklahoma and different places. Just I mean,
Speaker 4: I think for me, it's uh, I love water. That's
Speaker 4: one around the water. If I'm waist deep in standing
Speaker 4: waiters in muddy water, I'm okay. And uh and I
Speaker 4: just I think ducks are cool. There's so many different
Speaker 4: kinds of them. They're pretty. Uh they look good on
Speaker 4: my wall and eat and it's uh so to me,
Speaker 4: I like that. And I get to hunt with my buddies,
Speaker 4: you know, and you know sometimes if it's super nasty out,
Speaker 4: we're getting the pit. You know, we cook sausage and biscuits.
Speaker 4: Were talking with a little fellowship and you know that.
Speaker 4: To me, I like group punting. I like hanging out
Speaker 4: with my buddies and uh and that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Being in the water.
Speaker 2: Makes you a better better man, too, man, better husband,
Speaker 2: better dad.
Speaker 1: Let's uh, let's let's group pont sometimes man some turkeys.
Speaker 1: Let's catching big bubbas.
Speaker 4: Hey, you want to go catch a big bubba. I'll
Speaker 4: get on Instagram. I want to say that did we
Speaker 4: put it on that? I don't know if we put it,
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: I want to see that video before get I'll shut
Speaker 1: it to you.
Speaker 3: Oh man, Yeah, what you.
Speaker 4: Said the.
Speaker 1: Man. That's awesome. Hey, thanks for hanging out in God's Country.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we.
Speaker 2: Got you at some more. Look you got some more,
Speaker 2: got some coves for you, absolutely, brother, thanks for coming on,
Speaker 2: Thanks for hanging with us.
Speaker 1: Man, you're great. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for hanging out God's Country. We'll check you
Speaker 2: next time, Larry se Go, check you out. Check out
Speaker 2: this new song somewhere in the South. Peace Appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Thank yeah.