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I told you all I was super excited about this episode because Corey Robertson is here and I guess you would only know as excited if you listen the last week's episode and I gave a teaser that she was going to be a Nashville and she's

going to come sit down with me and Corey, you're the first person to ever sit down and we're going to do four totally different things with you.

Oh my goodness. I'm so honored. Yes. So Corey Robertson, you probably know her from TV, duck dynasty, like crazy thing that just happened to your life that catapulted your family into like fame.

Crazy. Yes. You're also an author, a speaker, an entrepreneur. You got some fun things in the works and you know, a mom and just like I said, a normal person. So I feel like we have a lot we can talk about and the fact that you've adopted and foster care even and things that you're passionate about.

I feel like a lot of my people are passionate about and I want to hear about submission work you do traveling the world. But before we get into some of that stuff, I have a debate that I want you to settle.

Okay. Okay. So I we talked about this on the Bobby bone show and none of the guys had my back Bobby lunchbox Eddie, they all sided with my husband. But this was such a hot topic that I was getting texts and emails from people that work in our building and some of my friends that were listening and I was

like, okay, like this is a thing. It's called the French Friday base. And so my son, we were eating burgers. We had people over at the house and there was a big plate of fries. That's what everybody was grabbing from. And we just hadn't had time to like put like a serving spoon out there. And my son is making his plate and he puts his hands all up in there and dumps the fries on his. I mean, not all of them, but he definitely touched basically all of them, which is, you know, that's not cool. Yeah.

So we wanted to teach him that it wasn't I didn't see happen my husband saw it happen. So he took the lead. And he put all the fries on my son's plate. All of them. And they say, you know, I'm in the kitchen. I turn around and I see my son with this little mini kids slider hamburger thing and a mountain full of fries. And I'm like, what's happening. And my husband said, well, he touched all the fries and he needs to learn not to touch them. So now he has to eat every single fry.

Okay, not cool. Not not cool at all. So I stepped in over road or over. Was that the right word on the writer? The writer? I overrode my husband in in front of our guests and that got kind of awkward. Cause I was like, no, that's not happening. Like our eight year old son, who's teeny tiny doesn't have the stomach for that. I don't want him eating a plate full of fried foods. Also, he sort of might think that that's awesome. That now he gets to eat them all. Yeah.

That might not be such a punishment. Right. But I mean, his goal was it was so much like he's little tummy. It would make him say, oh, no.

And he would never want to do it again. Yeah. I'm like, no, what we're going to do here because I don't want. I mean, if it was a plate of strawberries, I might have been like, okay.

Fruit, like, let's go for it. But fried food. That's just it just didn't seem no logical to me. So I take the fries away. I dumped them out. He's only left the burger. And we throw the fries away. And I'm like, that will teach him.

But I mean, I made that move without consulting my husband. I just stepped in, handled it the way I thought it should be done. And which I think was right. But not how I handled it.

And then we went on with it. And my husband just kind of shut down, especially because he felt like disrespected, especially in front of our guests and got awkward.

I just didn't know how would Corey and Willie Robertson handle this if one of their kids had touched all the fries.

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