Duck Dynasty: Best of Sadie | Top Moments

WILLIE: Sadie takes it and I'm Mr. Miyagi from driving school. A little gasoline, a little gasoline. Oh! No, no, no, it's not that difficult. It is not so difficult. Oh my. It is not so difficult. For for. Oh! She is terrible. Good grace. SADIE: Those guys staring at me are making me nervous. Oh, don't worry about those idiots. - Wrong way. - Swing. Uh oh, careful. Here we go. - Some gas, Sadie. - Here we go. Oh! Oh! She's doing it, man. Be aware. Good job, Will. Shut up. Are you clear on how to drive? No, no, yes.

Look, Sadie, it's not your fault, okay? It's the instructor you chose. Come on, Sadie. If you want to pass your driving test, come here and let's go. Wish me luck, guys. Oh, you're going to need it. SI: It's like Donkey Kong. Did you see that sign that said 35? What's up with that? You're going to 55. Oh, that's just a suggestion. There are three rules you should know. First of all, from three to nine behind the wheel. Hands at 3 and 9 o'clock. Are you sure about that? Oh yes yes. Number two is establishing dominance. The key to driving is, hey, always be on the offensive.

Defense, no, they... no. Defensive... no. Oh. SI: The main thing is how you pay attention to the people around you, because I tell you, hey, people are crazy. You know, like here, these pedestrians? UH Huh. You know, if I hadn't been paying attention, I probably would have killed them both. Driving is not that difficult, right? No, I think I'm really learning something. Hello Dad. What are you doing? Hey, I'm doing you a favor. There I am teaching your daughter to drive. You learnt something? SADIE: I learned that pedestrians have to be careful. WILLIE: If you're going to pass this driving test, you need to forget everything he just told you.

Alright. What can I say? SADIE: Hey, that was fun. WILLIE: This isn't working. She is terrible. JASE: Give me five minutes and I think I can teach you how to drive. The

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thing about a vehicle is that it provides a great exhaust. Oh Lord. We're leaving here. I'll take you on a little excursion. WILLIE: Hey! SADIE: See you later, dad! JASE: You spent all day in the parking lot and you didn't get any better. She got worse. You got worse! Do you know what this is here? What is this? Freedom. Do you want to try?

Yes here. Look, there are no rules here. Turn it on and let it loose. OK. JASE: Hey, give him some gas. Yeah! JASE: Take off. Wow, here we go. Over there. SADIE: Oh! JASE: Easy, easy. Oh. She is feeling the freedom. Ah! That was close. Yes it was. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! Oh! Oh Lord. JASE: Are you okay? Yes. Is it that bad? Guess who will be to blame for this? Jase. We graduate tomorrow. WILLIE: So when are we going to ULM, Sadie? Let me give you a little tour and show you the business school.

At least go look. I'll go on the tour if If she goes on the tour with us. Sadie, this wasn't a negotiation. I don't think business is really my thing. Actually, that's not what I'm thinking long term. What about acting? Interim! We have theater and drama classes. We could do it together and be in scenes together. I'm already there. TEACHER: Welcome to acting class. So we're going to say "red leather, yellow leather." So one at a time please. Red leather, yellow leather. Very good very good. Red leather, yellow leather. Well done! Excellent. Red, yellow, le... red, leather yellow.

No shut up. TEACHER: Embody an animal and do it for us, okay? I'm going to make a seahorse. That's my spirit animal. It is a strange animal spirit. Yes. SADIE: I think I'm going to be a butterfly. TEACHER: And create. Neigh. TEACHER: Become the animal. Neigh. TEACHER: Embody the animal. Yes, seahorses don't make noises. We don't need anything from the peanut gallery down there. I'm just saying they're underwater. They don't make noises. Psh, psh, psh, neigh. Seahorses have no weapons. SI: Hey, yeah, they do. If it's a cowboy seahorse. Bank, bank, bank, bank. PROFESSOR: Fantastic. Well done.

SI: Neigh, neigh. WILLIE: Alright guys, we have to go for the truth. TEACHER: Sadie Robertson. The class of 2016! WILLIE: This summer you'll be working at Willie's Duck Diner. Welcome aboard, friends! Is everyone ready to work? SADIE: I guess. Alright, let me teach you a little about how to be a waiter. Have you ever been a waiter? This is how you get big tips. You have to have a good smile. Where is your friendly smile? Sadie? That's good. Let's say I'm a customer, okay? I'm going to go. Hey, I'd like some food. Now you have to talk.

Oh, okay. Try it again. Hello. - Hello. - Hey. How are you? Are you hungry? Of course I'm hungry. I just walked into a restaurant. What kind of question is "are you hungry?" Actually? You never know what can happen. At least customers can find it entertaining. Do you need tough clients? He is the toughest. He threw a scroll at me while I carried all the waters. That? That? Speaking of clients, haven't we forgotten something? Not the smile: they need to sit down. Oh. - Yes, we are clients. - Oh, you are customers. Yes. Here is your table.

So who is thirsty? I'll have tea without sugar. Okay, Rebecca. Can I have unsweetened tea with a sweet kiss? Do you want me to kiss the tea? I think you want unsweetened tea with a little sweet tea mixed in. Anyone want appetizers? Do you have any recommendations? Well, I just like free bread. Any other appetizers? Yes, we will definitely have the cheese and bacon straws. -Mmm, good choice. - Good choice. Good choice. That's my favorite. John Luke, give me a Boss Hog. Are you eating here? If I am eating. My feet are killing me. I can eat?

My feet are killing me too. No, you're on the clock. Chop, chop. Thank you. SADIE: You really have a lot of money today. JOHN LUKE: Yes, we did well. What do you think, dad? WILLIE: You only got that amount because your mom was here. Besides, you're not even done. Aren't we done? No. You have to roll up all the cutlery for tomorrow. You have to marry ketchup. That one needs a lot of marriage. That ketchup will run off your toes if you spill it. SADIE: Oops. WILLIE: Sadie. That's a good burger. When can we eat? At the end of the day, son, at the end of the day.

JOHN LUKE: I'm starting to feel like this day is never going to end. The longer you stay, the longer the day will be. Sadie. Oops. KORIE: So when is the dance? Saturday. Saturday. Yes. Are you excited? Very. KORIE: Sadie has her first dance coming up. I can not believe it. She's just growing up so fast. Well, what did Beau do every time he asked you? He was nervous. Was the? SADIE: He was like, uh, hey, uh, uh. Hello beautiful ladies, how are you? Good. Good. But mom, we have to hurry up and get that dress. I know, we will go.

How about tomorrow afternoon? For what, church? A dance. Dance? Do you like to dance with a boy's dance? I'll be dancing with Beau, my boyfriend. Do you have a boyfriend? She is a teenager. She goes with the territory. WILLIE: She's 13 years old! KORIE: She's going to... 14! She's 14 years old, baby. Close enough, I mean... Face it, your daughter is growing up. PHIL: Old Si and I are taking Sadie log hunting and we're going to give her a little speech. We will tell you about the dangers of dating. You leave your cell phone right where she is. We're getting ready to find out something about old Beau, you know?

Here we go. PHIL: When old Beau decided to start dating you, he got into the Robertson zone. Oh yes yes. PHIL: Let's look at it. SI: Yes. Investigate it. SI: Oh, yes. And analyze it. What kind of notes does he get? As and Bs. Well, he's smarter than me and old Si. Yes. When going to my daughter's first date, I went with them. He didn't stand a chance, because well, my all-seeing eyes were on him the entire time. Would you conclude that he is a godly man? Definitely. Is he a hunter? Duck hunter, yes. Good, goodnight.

He is the quarterback. The quarterback? Yes sir. Oh Beau sounds better every time. Quite an impressive young man. He has a good head. He is a pious man. That's a good thing as far as old Beau is concerned. It's time to get straight to the point. So how long do you wait before you let him kiss you? It's a simple question. How long do you wait to let me kiss you? I didn't wait too long. Not so long? No. How long did you wait to kiss Miss Kay? She didn't kiss much, you know what I'm saying?

KORIE: Oh. Here she comes. Hey Hey hey. Oh my God. Look here, look here. Sadie looks beautiful... too beautiful. Beau better behave. Hey. Hey. How's she doing with you, friend? Are you OK? - Yes sir. - Good to see you, man. - Hey. - How are you? - I'm fine. - Easy easy. Bye, Mom. Beau, I brought you something there. Here's your

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call. That's great. Thank you, Mr. Willie. - Okay, you're welcome. Maybe you can go out with us and hunt someday. Alright. Thank you. Just make sure your lips are just on that, okay? Yes sir.

Dad. I'm just choosing. Not precisely. Oh really. Oh my God. Willy. If his lips are going to be on something I did, I'd rather it be a

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call.