This is undaunted life a man's podcast.

I'm your host Kyle Thompson.

Let's get into it.

All right, Minky, I'm starting with a squirrel story because this is live action,

and my father-in-law just is watching.

He watched from Allegheny County, Virginia.

It's way up in the mountains, close to Roanoke.

I bet he's eating some squirrel.

And he says, wow, what a moving service.

And I said, I'll tell Willie.

And then he said, it makes me remember J.P.'s first squirrel.

I got J.P., my son, one of those little 22, 4-10 interchangeable barrel guns when he was maybe six years old for Christmas, and we were doing Christmas at man-law. So he opens it, he's pumped, and I said, come on, boy, we're going squirrel hunting. Now, he's six. And Gretchen says, whatever you do, don't shoot my mom's yard squirrels. I'm like, babe, it's got iron sights. We've not even shot it once. There's no chance.

We take three steps out. There's a squirrel running. I mean, it's a long way. I'm like, get them, buddy. Boom. Dead squirrel. Yard squirrel first shot. Kay would have been mad. But we've fried it up, made it. Oh, yeah. So welcome, Willie. It's good to be here. Willie. You know, this might be a dumb question, but is a yard squirrel just a squirrel in the yard?

Yeah.

Yeah. Welcome, Willie. Welcome, Willie. You know, this might be a dumb question, but is a yard squirrel just a squirrel in the yard? Yeah. They live in the yard. Okay. She had a heart for them. Yeah, and they're kind of tame, you know, because they're used to you being around. Right, kind of like golf course squirrels. They come up by you and they know you're not after them.

So that was the rule.

But Sa would shoot the yard squirrels.

We talked a lot, Willie, about stories and what makes a good story.

And Pastor Jobie's a great storyteller.

So is it people with beards from the country that are just really good at telling stories?

Well, maybe.

That probably...

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