Isn't That a Strange, Strange Reason to Refer Someone Over Someone Else?

"I think that probably, uh, he saw him, he saw himself that Isaac saw himself more in Esau than he saw himself in Jacob is the way that I read that." "Jacob is smooth in more ways than one. He doesn't have the, the, the hair that Esau has, but he's also a smooth, a smooth dealer, uh, highly skilled in, in deception," she says. "[Esau] knows what he likes to eat and how to prepare it for his hunter son (Jacob) ... That's my dude!"