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So this is the first post-dux season episode. When it kind of comes down to the end of

duck season, it affects our pie-cash recordings, it affects everything. So I'm down here, Jason,

my Southern Command Center. I call it the Southern Lair in Gulf Shores, Alabama. I'm married

to a woman that loves to be in Gulf Shores. More than she loves to be in West Monroe. So I

just have to buy my time. Kind of like you. I got split homes.

Well, I mean, we've had something happen that's been the talk around here because on the

last day, what people don't realize is every year of duck season, since I told my wife

while we were dating, when we were dating, and it got serious, I said, look, I hunt for

60 days every winter, I hunt ducks. Hopefully I can make my living doing that, which did

happen. But if that's a problem, that's in this. So what she came up with, once we got

married, was she was fine with that. And look, I will say this. I've said this before,

and I actually got letters questioning whether this was true, but I'll say it again. She

has never said a complaining word about me duck hunting for the 60 days. Never. She's

never said, oh, I can't believe you're doing that and not one time. So that's been awesome

because we worked that out early. However, what she did come up with is, now we used to,

I used to shave after duck season because she doesn't like the beard. Of course, then

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