zeldafreak701 yes. But Hank is humble about it. He would welcome anyone interested in propane with open arms. That black guy is more toxic than the chemicals he put is in his flowers. Just like my fellow gamers in the Smash and Sonic community. But I digress.
@Spartan Charge DaYum No I didn’t. I could have said “Man in Purple shirt,” “Man with deep voice,” etc. I said black because that’s what came to mind. Like Hank, you could say “White Guy,” “Guy with Glasses,” or “Propane Guy.” Those are things you could say when describing Hank to someone when talking about the show. What comes to your mind first? I’m guessing “Propane Guy” but that may or may not be true. Nothing wrong with calling him a propane man right? Hank’s more than an assist manager, he’s also a dad, husband, Texan, etc. any of those would be fine. Same with the black man. He’s black. So what? It’s okay. There is nothing wrong with calling someone black.
@Spartan Charge DaYum don’t let a real SJW brain wash you. It’s actually racist NOT to call a black person black. If you call him/her African American, and he/she is actually Jamaican or from Chili, you’d end up lookin like a jerk. Lol. Like calling someone Japanese when they are Philippine. 💁🏻
I love how this scene flips the trope of the "wise learned charcter brushing off the bullies and taking the protagonist under their wing to teach them too be the master" to the master is a actually a hollow shell of a person haunted by the stress of being a master.
It also subverts the trope about the "wise black man". I mean, this guy's obviously "seen things", but it hasn't turned him into a folksy janitor or anything like that.
@topher nolastname I'm not saying he wasn't wise. The point of the "wise black man" trope is they're only there so they can be a mentor to a white character, like Morpheus to Neo, or Morgan Freeman to...well, everyone. This guy took one look at Hank and said "Noooope, you're on your own".
@topher nolastname Saying he was the wisest character in the show is crazy, the only reason he made that comment regarding Bobby was cause he was reminded of what he had to go through as a kid due to his own parents, so he took that anger out on Hank since he didn't want that to happen to another kid. It's not a Wise Master Trope, it's a Tired Master Trope.
He is just passionate. If anyone told hank some shit about propane and propane accessories i think he would get kinda angry too. Also Rose are no matter of jokes since you enter the magnum opus of flower artisans.
I like how he lowkey admitted that his childhood was stolen from him due to his passion and doesn’t wish other sons to go through the same thing he went through
lmao right. Its a part of his character. He worries so much about his masculinity to the point that he brings attention to things no one else really cares or even thinks about. It makes for a nice joke or plot-point with him, especially when he has to dealing with Bobby's hobbies. My first time watching the show i never realized just how socially awkward Hank is but I think it fits him as a character.
Actually that black guy had a point, you shouldn’t involve your son in such competitions so seriously, it’ll lead to obsessions that’ll waste their short time for child like wonder and play. “Playing chess well is a gift, mastering it is a wasted life.”
Joseph - hey team work and trying your best and improving is good, but let’s not confuse the spirit of competition with obsessive life consuming hobbies.
Ok but I love this episode because Hank proves once again how much he loves his son. And whilst Bobby isn't going for the usual lawn care that Hank would prefer, he realizes that Bobby's rose bushes are as important to him as his lawn. He makes an effort to understand his child and be supportive. Hank is definitely on the list of top tier cartoon dads.
Hank was trying to help his son win a competition he forced him into. Bobby just liked growing roses. If he really wanted to boost his son's confidence, all he had to do was ask him questions about his hobby.
Strange. From his first two lines to Hank, I was expecting/hoping for him to be a mostly warm, welcoming character. Well-played, King of the Hill writers.
@@isaiahdaniels5643 hank was being ignorant and condescensing towards a hobby he knows nothing about, even after the guy explained to him that its not childs play. he deserved it. no one should be made fun of for their passions
One of the best jokes in the early show is when hank built the manger for luanne's puppet show and was all paranoid about the job he did. Peggy tells him he's being ridiculous and the camera pans over to 3 guys grumbling and shaking their heads.
Hank loves competition. And as crazy as rose growing might sound, he finds out how competeive and how much effort it takes. He learns to appreciate something he never thought he'd take serious. Same as when he took up dog dancing.
Hank is usually a guy to stand his ground in most situations but I love how from start to finish here he was WAY out of his element and basically acted like a scared little sheep the whole way through this exchange... priceless...
You know, one day you will find yourself in a position where you're trying to grow, and maintain a lawn Only then will you truly understand hanks reaction to the insult on lawn care
A guy 3 houses down from me has a beautiful lawn. It does look nice, I'll give it that. But mine has clovers. I prefer the (cue Hank Hill here) 'hippie' all-natural lawn for bees and less strain on my wallet and time.
@@Randy-ry9ss Ugh, good grief... I keep seeing people around me cutting their grass too short, and then there are brown spots all over the yard. And as bad as that is and as easy as it is to remedy (use a slightly higher blade setting,) I'd sooner see brown than I'd see comically badly matching spraypaint on the grass.
And just like that Hank found out something he thought was easy and girly “if you’ll pardon the idiom” is taken as seriously as he would sell his propane.
many people think cooking is easy same with gardening. both take a lot of commitment and there is a science. look how many people get into owning a restaurant then are floored it actually takes work and knowledge to keep it running
He got away from Hank’s rage because he was right. Hank did let Bobby get away with a lot of crazy things because he didn’t want to be like his own father, but almost ended up being somehow worse at being a father. Man, King of the Hill is still legendary.
Hank's main flaw was not accepting Bobby being well a clone of himself or his own peers. He often would project his own wants, and expectations on Bobby, rather than accept Bobby was his quirky self. Now I'm not going to full-on demonize Hank because parenting is no easy game, and compared to his own Dad, Hank is a saint compared to Cotton. For any stupid thing Hank does as a parent, he will never traumatize Bobby in the same ways Cotton did to him, and plague him with eternal self-doubt and self-rightousness. At least my take of it, and while we can analysize the writing to hell and back and the 'intent vs. actual outcome' of the themes, but at the end of the day I see Hank as a good if very flawed Dad.
The best part of this scene is the very beginning: Hank Hill is so self-conscious about having to enter the gardening section that he deliberately kicks a can into it, proclaiming "Oh, I'll get it!" to a group of men who weren't even aware he was there. Fucking brilliant!
I like how it makes it seem like he's a nice and down to earth guy when sticking up for Hank, and then immediately turns into a jerk just because Hank asked a couple questions. xD
Hank ridiculed the man's passion in a host of ways, not least of which by just assuming he could walk into any ol' rose growing competition and win (even over the gentleman in question) while simultaneously knowing absolutely nothing about it.
@@waynepolo6193 Yes but Hank was genuinely puzzled on how it works. The guy didn't have to act so hostile. After all, he didn't know everything either. Hank just asked a couple questions.
@@Yabuturtle Hank was puzzled because he was presumptuous. He didn’t even consider that he doesn’t know anything about how it works, let alone winning. That’s called arrogance. Sure, the other guy could have been less aggressive about it, but what he said wasn’t wrong.
Finally someone matched Hank's passion for propane with passion for roses.
zeldafreak701 top 10 anime passions
I know, Hank was in shock
zeldafreak701 yes. But Hank is humble about it. He would welcome anyone interested in propane with open arms. That black guy is more toxic than the chemicals he put is in his flowers. Just like my fellow gamers in the Smash and Sonic community. But I digress.
@Spartan Charge DaYum No I didn’t. I could have said “Man in Purple shirt,” “Man with deep voice,” etc.
I said black because that’s what came to mind. Like Hank, you could say “White Guy,” “Guy with Glasses,” or “Propane Guy.” Those are things you could say when describing Hank to someone when talking about the show. What comes to your mind first? I’m guessing “Propane Guy” but that may or may not be true.
Nothing wrong with calling him a propane man right? Hank’s more than an assist manager, he’s also a dad, husband, Texan, etc. any of those would be fine.
Same with the black man. He’s black. So what? It’s okay. There is nothing wrong with calling someone black.
@Spartan Charge DaYum don’t let a real SJW brain wash you. It’s actually racist NOT to call a black person black. If you call him/her African American, and he/she is actually Jamaican or from Chili, you’d end up lookin like a jerk. Lol.
Like calling someone Japanese when they are Philippine. 💁🏻
Cultivating roses isn't some moron hobby like lawn growing...
Hank Hill's face is priceless!
Comment #666 I tell ya hwat
It usually is
Growing lawn is hard
lawn growing really is the participation trophy of gardening.
That guy's lucky he didn't get his ass kicked
I like how "Portland" was one of the words he didn't understand.
Well yes, it's because portland doesn't exist.
@isleiiej Indinsie they didn't specify which Portland
The shithole in Oregon isn't the only one
@@wilfordbrimleypranks Shithole? I've heard the one in Oregon is really cool.
@@melancholyentertainment
Its so cool you should set up a business there.
@isleiiej Indinsie portland is in the Pacific Northwest. It's north west
I love how this scene flips the trope of the "wise learned charcter brushing off the bullies and taking the protagonist under their wing to teach them too be the master" to the master is a actually a hollow shell of a person haunted by the stress of being a master.
It also subverts the trope about the "wise black man". I mean, this guy's obviously "seen things", but it hasn't turned him into a folksy janitor or anything like that.
@topher nolastname I'm not saying he wasn't wise. The point of the "wise black man" trope is they're only there so they can be a mentor to a white character, like Morpheus to Neo, or Morgan Freeman to...well, everyone. This guy took one look at Hank and said "Noooope, you're on your own".
@topher nolastname Saying he was the wisest character in the show is crazy, the only reason he made that comment regarding Bobby was cause he was reminded of what he had to go through as a kid due to his own parents, so he took that anger out on Hank since he didn't want that to happen to another kid.
It's not a Wise Master Trope, it's a Tired Master Trope.
His ethnicity is meaningless. What a tortured existence to see people as colors or another thing other than a fellow human.
He is just passionate. If anyone told hank some shit about propane and propane accessories i think he would get kinda angry too.
Also Rose are no matter of jokes since you enter the magnum opus of flower artisans.
Hank trying to help his son, he really is a better father than most cartoon comedy parents.
Okay weeaboo, whatever you say
Think about it, does any parent try to help their kids in a cartoon?
Kawaii Atlas Hank was nice to his son, and King of the Hill was never funny.
ur just a pleb that can't detect subtle humor i guess
+Kawaii Atlas - He really is a good parent.
First guy hank let escape unscathed after insulting lawn care.
and the only, but can you blame him? I wouldn't fuck with him either.
Glad too, Hank is the kind of guy who looks down on a lot of things. He looks down on growing Roses, so in reality he got his comeuppance.
Him and George Foreman when George said that charcoal was better then propane.
Would you want to fight a muscular and angry black man that was taller than you?
YEAH, he didn't even back down against George Foreman lol
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan... That voice is so distinct
And Betty white
Came to say the same thing, man he is an angel. Died too young and robbed us of more iconic entertainment
I didn't know this was voice by the Gentle Giant
@@DOI_ARTS i didnt know he died, i loved this episode
Benjamin King from Saints Row
"How dare you steal that boy's innocence!" XD Lmfao
Politely, yet firmly
Always gets me 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, I loved the way he delivered that line. I don't know if it was the tone or just the expression on his face when he said.
“YOU MAKE ME SICK!”
No one could have said it better than Michael Clarke Duncan. RIP
Same thing with when he said "How DARE you steal that boy's innocence?!"
I like how he lowkey admitted that his childhood was stolen from him due to his passion and doesn’t wish other sons to go through the same thing he went through
I like how nobody is actually paying any attention to Hank until he brings the attention to himself for no reason.
lmao right. Its a part of his character. He worries so much about his masculinity to the point that he brings attention to things no one else really cares or even thinks about. It makes for a nice joke or plot-point with him, especially when he has to dealing with Bobby's hobbies. My first time watching the show i never realized just how socially awkward Hank is but I think it fits him as a character.
Everyone that’s brand new to the local gym.
@@Flosseveryday If you don't bring attention to your mistakes first, people will come to you then annoy you with conflicting advice.
Inbreds do it to themselves all the time 😂
@@ralek592Which is exactly why Bobby was trying to keep it a secret from his dad.
The way he entered the garden section was absolute gold
That's what the government wants you ta think
Rusty Shackleford Mr shackleford?
Oh, really
Mr. Shackleford, we have you surronded.
@@fdr45 Oh yeah? POCKET SAND!
Dang it dale!
Betty hwhite and Michael Clarke Duncan in one scene? Damn
KOTH covenant by Maxine Honda
Wow
Rip Clark
I was looking in the comments for someone to mention Betty white
Hank, please tell us why you have to so boomer.
boy, that escalated quickly
that's what happens when you play with the big boys.
Nathan Bruce Don't fuck with the big boys.
*hwhat
Damn i havent heard that meme in ages
yeah i noticed that too. but that seems to happen a lot in king of the hill.
"Cultivating roses isn't some moron hobby like lawn growing..."
That got Hank's attention alright
If you want to convince, insult or anger someone, you hit directly at their values and principles.
"How dare you steal that boys innocence?"
I guess you could say he was.....
Deflowered.
YEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHH
I'm done XD
oh dear god
YOU WIN, thank you sir
***** Oh, for fuck's sake . . . just take my thumb-up, and leave me alone!
You deserve a cookie
The fact that everyone in this show is stupidly elitist about theur hobbies makes me wonder if it was all an allegory for the internet
chocobros1
Yeah what was mike judges obsession with sub-cultures
Stupid elitism is WAY older than the internet.
Except internet elitism exists for a reason
Actually that black guy had a point, you shouldn’t involve your son in such competitions so seriously, it’ll lead to obsessions that’ll waste their short time for child like wonder and play. “Playing chess well is a gift, mastering it is a wasted life.”
Joseph - hey team work and trying your best and improving is good, but let’s not confuse the spirit of competition with obsessive life consuming hobbies.
Craziest thing is. Hank probably agrees that Bobby should be our collecting baseball cards or catching fireflies.
Yeah but for very different reasons lol
That boy ain't right
That's the joke.
Yeah, and not spending sleepless nights trying to earn the perfect rosebud to blossom.
“You think you can just wake up one morning, slip on a pair of gardening gloves and play with the big boys?! NO SIR!”
he said gardening clogs; like the shoes. Can't you imagine him in his gardening clogs?
"now get out of this gardening section YOU MAKE ME SICK"
Ok but I love this episode because Hank proves once again how much he loves his son. And whilst Bobby isn't going for the usual lawn care that Hank would prefer, he realizes that Bobby's rose bushes are as important to him as his lawn. He makes an effort to understand his child and be supportive. Hank is definitely on the list of top tier cartoon dads.
Hank was trying to help his son win a competition he forced him into. Bobby just liked growing roses. If he really wanted to boost his son's confidence, all he had to do was ask him questions about his hobby.
Aww hearing Betty whites voice is so calming. Also how her character was made just to look like her. May she rest in peace.
Strange. From his first two lines to Hank, I was expecting/hoping for him to be a mostly warm, welcoming character.
Well-played, King of the Hill writers.
He was until Hank revealed himself to be a plebian.
@@dexter111344That and insulting his passion, calling it easy
You hate all blacks.
@@Ausfaq What the hell is a retart? A fruit tart that's been cooked a second time?
Lean like a Cholo
Damn, might want to turn off that promethean, bud, because that's some major projection right there.
"I know I am not the mini princess of anything" I love that line.
not gonna lie "how many pounds was the rose that won last year" was pretty damn funny
Yes, that is Michael Clarke Duncan. (R.I.P. Michael (1957-2012))
One of the few instances Hank got told.
By someone acting irrationally due to projection. It's not like the guy was right, he just had passion enough to feel right.
@@isaiahdaniels5643 Hank came talking ignorant and degrading the mans passion.
@Somlo You don't insult someone who's doing you a favor
@@Argos-xb8ek hank didnt insult anyone.
@@isaiahdaniels5643 hank was being ignorant and condescensing towards a hobby he knows nothing about, even after the guy explained to him that its not childs play. he deserved it. no one should be made fun of for their passions
This is so much better than Family Guy.
Wade Roberts your comment is so not original hater
I Am The Night how is he a hater
Both are great in their own right!
:D
Family Guy is crap
No it is bot
Michael Clarke Duncan? Wow, didn’t expect to hear his voice, may he Rest In Peace.
Same hear man i just mentioned it
And Betty white as the old woman
This show is so underrated lmfao! The roses dude's fire and conviction is so genuine, but Hank's facial expression is priceless.
I love how the show always explored all these different subcultures such as lawn gnome collectors.
"...but I do know that I am NOT the mini princess of anything." Has to be one of the best lines from Hank ever.
"I'm not the mini princess"
A man's man.
i'm lost in hank of the hill tube
Been here for days
Yep. gonna starve soon.
Same.
Please help me
IMAFIRINMAHLAZAH Welcome to hell.
Hank's decoy to get into the gardening area in front of the tractor guys was epic...this show is just filled w/ wonderful nuances like that.
There is literally nothing that humans can't turn into a competition and suck the joy out of.
The talent in this video alone says everything about how cool King of the Hill was.
Rest in peace Micheal... The Green Mile is one of my favorite movies
Get out of this garden section you make me sick 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Hello discord/celestia
Allen Abbot I came in my moms hair this morning
No way, you watched the video too?!
That part was funny.
Everyone ignoring how he sneaked into the gardening section so the manly men wont notice
One of the best jokes in the early show is when hank built the manger for luanne's puppet show and was all paranoid about the job he did. Peggy tells him he's being ridiculous and the camera pans over to 3 guys grumbling and shaking their heads.
"BUWAAUGH!!"
-Hank Hill in any other scene
Hank loves competition. And as crazy as rose growing might sound, he finds out how competeive and how much effort it takes. He learns to appreciate something he never thought he'd take serious. Same as when he took up dog dancing.
Hank is usually a guy to stand his ground in most situations but I love how from start to finish here he was WAY out of his element and basically acted like a scared little sheep the whole way through this exchange... priceless...
This scene is definitely in the top 5 real Hank Hill moments. Him being embarrassed to go near roses is who he really is.
‘How dare you steal your son’s innocence!’ 😂
The writing on this show is so good.
#RIPMICHAELCLARKEDUNCAN
I hate what we live in a world without him in it
QAQ...
Every time I hear his voice my heart weeps
Oh it's the giant from the green mile.
Wingless the dirt doesn’t know his name, and neither will your bones after they’ve decayed into it
A real man wouldn’t care what others would think about your passion
Well that went south real fast
Dang ol' Hank man dang ol' got shot straight down to Mexico I tell you what.
when he said “excuse my language”
Professional nursery worker, can confirm how stressful it is lmao
have you taken the time to stop and smell the roses yet
Arbys!! We have the meats!!
different guy
That's one of his sponsors probably.
Wrong guy. Michael Clark Duncan (RIP)
The Arbys voice is Ving Rhames. Same guy who played Marcellus Wallace in Pulp Fiction
Luther in Mission Impossible
They were right... Looking back at this. King of the Hill is the best anime.
Betty White and Michael Clark Duncan? Oh you fuckin with greatness
If I had a son who wanted to grow roses, I'd be so down with it. Cultivating life can teach so many lessons to young people
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan & Betty White
I was a florist and this guy is legit
He called Hank's passion for growing his lawn a moron hobby. That's literally adding insult to injury. And I find it hilarious 😂
Hank's face after he said "lawn growing" LOLololol!!!
Was that Betty White and Michael Clarke Duncan?!
Yep yep
King of the Hill's guest stars were on another level. They actually let them act too, rather than just show up as themselves for a cheap gag.
@@anononomous simpsons could learn a thing or two. they havent had a good celeb cameo since michael jackson
Or “Family Guy.”
@@ChieftainHawke Wasn't John Waters after that?
Hank getting burned by a couple of elderly suburban Texas gardening snobs
"...like lawn growing"
that was a knife right into Hanks heart
Whoa that's michael clarke duncan
VoztokTV yes he was. RIP :(
don't forget betty white
rip duncan
Nall, that's Jim Brown, NFL legend.
Taylor I knew her voice sounded familiar lol
Betty White's a very great woman. RIP the legendary lady who jumpstarted my life. 0:31
Deep down inside, you can feel Hank's urge to kick some ass.
The random Betty White cameo takes this to another level
Takes growing roses to a whole new level.
Rest in peace Betty White and Michael Clarke Duncan
This whole scene is "YOU CAME TO WRONG HOUSE, FOOL!"
1:22
hank's expression hearing that lawn growing comment !🤣 🤣 🤣👌🌿
My great grandmother was a master rose grower and often judged contests like this, I wish she could see this episode
Play it off your phone anove the dirt hole they stuck her in. Gotta play it loud though to get through all 6 feet of that dirt nap she taking
You know, one day you will find yourself in a position where you're trying to grow, and maintain a lawn
Only then will you truly understand hanks reaction to the insult on lawn care
Wow cool profile pic! Love the hat!
Cut it and weed it......I have seen people touch up their dead spots with green spray paint.
A guy 3 houses down from me has a beautiful lawn. It does look nice, I'll give it that. But mine has clovers. I prefer the (cue Hank Hill here) 'hippie' all-natural lawn for bees and less strain on my wallet and time.
@@Randy-ry9ss Ugh, good grief... I keep seeing people around me cutting their grass too short, and then there are brown spots all over the yard. And as bad as that is and as easy as it is to remedy (use a slightly higher blade setting,) I'd sooner see brown than I'd see comically badly matching spraypaint on the grass.
@@101Volts There is a company in Cali that will spray paint your lawn for you...........
That man has an overwhelming amount of passion for.. well, pretty much everything it seems like.
I like how the dude tells hank not to worry about the gatekeeping ladies then immediately starts gatekeeping him.
This brings a whole new meaning to "Kissed by a Rose".
Is that Michael Clarke Duncan?! Awww. Miss him. Gentle giant. And Betty White was a legend. May they both rest in peace.
RIP, M.C.D. somewhere up there your growing them roses
This guy should be called King of the Roses.
"They treat them as less than fertilizer - excuse my language."
And just like that Hank found out something he thought was easy and girly “if you’ll pardon the idiom” is taken as seriously as he would sell his propane.
many people think cooking is easy same with gardening. both take a lot of commitment and there is a science. look how many people get into owning a restaurant then are floored it actually takes work and knowledge to keep it running
“You think you can come to this table with your cheaply bought set of Yugioh cards and call it a deck?! You make me sick!”
I love this character so much because he is exactly like Hank but in different interest areas.
Gardener: "It isn't some moron hobby like lawn mowing."
Hank: *So you have chosen death...*
Rip Betty White and Michael Clarke Duncan. Two legends that will be forever missed
That woman sounded like Betty White.
It was
Onyx Fire Beatty White was previously in the episode "Escape From Party Island" with Phyllis Diller and Uta Hagen.
Was that the spring break episode, the old ladies going to the Knick nack museum and Pauly Shore was the DJ. Highly recommended!
This is the type of person that makes others walk on ice. No person should ever make someone else be so conscious of their choice of words.
He got away from Hank’s rage because he was right. Hank did let Bobby get away with a lot of crazy things because he didn’t want to be like his own father, but almost ended up being somehow worse at being a father.
Man, King of the Hill is still legendary.
Hank's main flaw was not accepting Bobby being well a clone of himself or his own peers. He often would project his own wants, and expectations on Bobby, rather than accept Bobby was his quirky self. Now I'm not going to full-on demonize Hank because parenting is no easy game, and compared to his own Dad, Hank is a saint compared to Cotton. For any stupid thing Hank does as a parent, he will never traumatize Bobby in the same ways Cotton did to him, and plague him with eternal self-doubt and self-rightousness. At least my take of it, and while we can analysize the writing to hell and back and the 'intent vs. actual outcome' of the themes, but at the end of the day I see Hank as a good if very flawed Dad.
that has to be the most powerful "you make me sick" I've ever heard
thats the first time ive ever felt like hank was the smaller man D:
Don't say that hank stood his ground
The best part of this scene is the very beginning:
Hank Hill is so self-conscious about having to enter the gardening section that he deliberately kicks a can into it, proclaiming "Oh, I'll get it!" to a group of men who weren't even aware he was there.
Fucking brilliant!
I like how it makes it seem like he's a nice and down to earth guy when sticking up for Hank, and then immediately turns into a jerk just because Hank asked a couple questions. xD
Hank ridiculed the man's passion in a host of ways, not least of which by just assuming he could walk into any ol' rose growing competition and win (even over the gentleman in question) while simultaneously knowing absolutely nothing about it.
@@waynepolo6193 Yes but Hank was genuinely puzzled on how it works. The guy didn't have to act so hostile. After all, he didn't know everything either. Hank just asked a couple questions.
@@Yabuturtle Hank was puzzled because he was presumptuous. He didn’t even consider that he doesn’t know anything about how it works, let alone winning. That’s called arrogance. Sure, the other guy could have been less aggressive about it, but what he said wasn’t wrong.
1:25 “How dare you?!”
That’s THAT face.
Oh, damn! Hank did twofer right there! Dissing gardening as an easy thing when it's challenging as hell AND dissing a true garden dude.
I like how every time Hank talks to a black man in a department store, he gets yelled at for disrespecting their occupation.
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. You will be missed. 😿
😭😭😭😭😭😭
We need more of this stuff and more of this guy!
Damn that guy had a dark childhood
This is one instance, when somebody offended Hank, but he didn't dare to say anything in response
Look at the size of Morgan. He's like twice Hank's size!
I always have the biggest grin whenever I hear Betty White's voice, her death still hurts.
"Are you that guy who just moved in from portland?"
Them's fightin' words ma'am.
As much as this show joked around, I can't tell if its funny or sad that the extreme people they write up exist in the world.
Sad. Definitely sad.
Sad, because its true.
Thats why you can joke anymore in public. All afraid Reality facts.
When an immovable flowers salesman meats an unstoppable propane salesman
The guy at the beginning talking about how he can "haul so much ass" with that lawn mower is the most KotH thing I've ever seen