

Ep 1366 | Phil Robertson Caught an Intruder at 3 A.M. & Sent Him into Full Retreat
Phil’s late-night motel room mix-up became an instant Robertson classic when a stranger chose the wrong door to break into during an old Duckmen road trip. Jase and Al admit there’s one long-running Robertson family tradition they’ve never had any desire to participate in, even after years of being surrounded by it.…

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“When I was 2 years old Me and My Mom watched Duck Dynasty in 2013 and I’m 14 years old right now and when I’m 18 years old I’m going to watch duck dynasty in My own state of the ark house 🏠😎😁”
“This is one of my favorites "wrong room." Thanks. 😅”
“I love the way Alan cracks up about Phil's ways.”
“This is wild, I randomly listened to episode 6 today from 6/2/2019! Phil and Jase told this exact motel story 😂 it’s grown some but still hilarious! Love the show, listen to each one! God bless!!”
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