Did Pat just pick up the word "yall " cause he say it more than he use to .I heard Paua Dean say it & I know that she speaks that way?

It's pretty common for people to pick up the speech of people around them, even when you're past the highly absorbant stage of childhood. I didn't used to say "y'all" nearly as much before moving to Louisiana, but so many people use it, and it's quicker than "you guys," so I've adapted. Since Pat spends so much time with Paula Deen, and also perhaps her family and other people that use that word, it's probably understandable that he picked it up.

Word borrowing is very common among people of different dialects and languages - with a mix of people, you also get a mix of language. It's hard to remain exactly the same when you interact with different people and cultures. In fact, a majority of English is made of borrowed words - hardly any of its Germanic origins remain.

You can read more about word borrowing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loanword here.

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