1. Yep.Copy !req
2. Yep.Copy !req
3. - Yup.Copy !req
4. Hello?Copy !req
5. Okay, slow down.
It sounds like you're drunk.Copy !req
6. Oh, you are drunk.Copy !req
7. Do you have a designated driver?Copy !req
8. Oh, you are the designated driver.Copy !req
9. Okay, just text me the address
and I'll be right there.Copy !req
10. Who was that? Peggy?Copy !req
11. Peggy's in our house.Copy !req
12. Why would she call me
to be a designated driver?Copy !req
13. I don't know, she's your wife.Copy !req
14. - It was Joe Jack.
- Who?Copy !req
15. You remember.
Joe Jack, from Strickland Propane.Copy !req
16. Talkin' 'bout ol' Booda Sack,
and Enrique,Copy !req
17. and then you got 'em
dang ol' Joe Jack, man, who...Copy !req
18. "Hey, Honey."Copy !req
19. Oh!Copy !req
20. Joe Jack.Copy !req
21. I haven't seen
or heard from him in years.Copy !req
22. - It's weird that he called me.
Well, it's not weird to me, Hank.Copy !req
23. You're the first one
I'd call if I was drunk.Copy !req
24. - Hank?
- Yeah?Copy !req
25. I'm drunk.Copy !req
26. I gotta go pick up Joe Jack.Copy !req
27. I'll drive ya, Hank!
We need more beer!Copy !req
28. No, Bill.Copy !req
29. Joe Jack... fellas...
what's going on?Copy !req
30. Sorry I had to bring you here
under false pretenses, Honey.Copy !req
31. We're all drunk, Hank!Copy !req
32. We're depressed about what's goin' on
at Strickland Propane.Copy !req
33. But how can you be depressed
when you work with propane?Copy !req
34. Both of ya better sit down, Honey.Copy !req
35. You really are plastered, Joe Jack.Copy !req
36. Hank, Strickland is fixing to go under.Copy !req
37. Got dangit.
How could Buck let this happen?Copy !req
38. Well, that's why we called you.Copy !req
39. Can you talk to Buck?
You're the only person he'll listen to.Copy !req
40. We know this is a big ask,Copy !req
41. considerin' how everything
went down when you... you know.Copy !req
42. Fellas, it's okay.Copy !req
43. Buck and I have had dealings
since I've been back.Copy !req
44. We just have an unspoken agreement
to bury our feelingsCopy !req
45. and to never mention... that day.Copy !req
46. Uh, can you excuse me for a second?
I need to use the restroom.Copy !req
47. What did I tell you?Copy !req
48. Buy him a drink first,
and then mention that day.Copy !req
49. Sorry, Honeys.Copy !req
50. Excuse me, can I borrow a cigarette?Copy !req
51. Borrow?
You mean bum?Copy !req
52. No, maybe.
See, I'm not a smoker,Copy !req
53. but all of a sudden,
I feel like havin' a cigarette.Copy !req
54. Careful.
That's how I got started.Copy !req
55. And ten years later,
I have a porn addiction.Copy !req
56. I don't think that has anything
to do with— never mind.Copy !req
57. You taste the meat, but not the heat.Copy !req
58. That's the Strickland guarantee.Copy !req
59. Hey, everybody!Copy !req
60. Hank just sold his 2,000th grill!Copy !req
61. - Yeah!
- Woo-hoo.Copy !req
62. - Attaboy, Hank.
- Slam dunk!Copy !req
63. Thanks, but the Vogner
Char-King Imperial sells itself.Copy !req
64. There's no need to make a fuss.Copy !req
65. What am I supposed to do with this?Copy !req
66. Yep, four of a kind
beats three of a kind.Copy !req
67. Alright, bye.
Sorry!Copy !req
68. That was my bastard son, Ray Roy.Copy !req
69. He's gettin' ready
for a business meetin'.Copy !req
70. Sounds like you gave him
good advice, sir.Copy !req
71. You wanted to see me?Copy !req
72. Hank, you and I go way back.Copy !req
73. Now, I could tell the moment
you measured my inseamCopy !req
74. five times at the Jean BarnCopy !req
75. that your attention to detail
made you a perfect fitCopy !req
76. for the propane bid-ness.Copy !req
77. Can't thank you enough
for givin' me the opportunity, sir.Copy !req
78. It's been a wild ride.Copy !req
79. It certainly has, ol' top.Copy !req
80. That's why I think it's time
to let someone elseCopy !req
81. take over the reins
of Strickland Propane.Copy !req
82. So, in a couple of days,
I'm gonna make an announcement.Copy !req
83. I just wanted you to know first.Copy !req
84. Well, I'm honored, sir.Copy !req
85. But I gotta say,
it's not gonna be the same without you.Copy !req
86. Save your butt-smoochin'
for the announcement.Copy !req
87. Yes, sir.Copy !req
88. And thank you.Copy !req
89. You know ol' Buck
will always take care of ya.Copy !req
90. I know, sir.Copy !req
91. Hello?Copy !req
92. No, Ray Roy, those shapes
on the cards is diamonds!Copy !req
93. You are going to be a manager?Copy !req
94. That means I will be the first lady
of Strickland Propane.Copy !req
95. Well, it's not official yet.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.Copy !req
96. Although, I may splurge and buy myself
a new pair of work jeans.Copy !req
97. Oh, Hank,
I was so excited by your news,Copy !req
98. that I almost forgot to tell you
not to kill Bobby.Copy !req
99. - Why would I kill Bobby?
- Hey, Dad.Copy !req
100. Can I borrow the truck?Copy !req
101. Only if you're driving
directly to the barbershopCopy !req
102. to shave your head.Copy !req
103. Mom! Ugh!Copy !req
104. You said you'd talk to him first!Copy !req
105. Peggy, you're okay with this?Copy !req
106. He is a 16-year-old.
He is expressing himself.Copy !req
107. When I was 16, we expressed ourselves
by listening to our parents.Copy !req
108. Well, say goodbye to any chance
of getting a summer job.Copy !req
109. No one's gonna wanna hire someone
who looks like a pilot light.Copy !req
110. You know who has blue hair
and doesn't have a problem making money?Copy !req
111. Jungkook from BTS!Copy !req
112. If Joan-Cook from PBS jumped off
a bridge, would you follow her?Copy !req
113. Mom! Ugh!Copy !req
114. That boy will never be right.Copy !req
115. Okay, listen up.Copy !req
116. Propane is a young man's game.Copy !req
117. And what with this
Me Too movement in California,Copy !req
118. I think it's the right time for me
to take a step back.Copy !req
119. We know it's Hank.Copy !req
120. Ray Roy, get your butt out here.Copy !req
121. Ladies and gents, this is your new
Strickland Propane...Copy !req
122. manager!Copy !req
123. Manager! Manager!Copy !req
124. Thank you, Daddy.Copy !req
125. Sir, I thought Ray Roy was running
Strickland North across town.Copy !req
126. Well, that went tits up!Copy !req
127. But, it's because he didn't have
someone like you, Hank,Copy !req
128. to help him run the joint.Copy !req
129. But you said you were
gonna take care of me, sir.Copy !req
130. I am.
You gonna be Ray Roy's number two.Copy !req
131. See, that's what you do best, Hank.Copy !req
132. You're a natural lieutenant.Copy !req
133. If you weren't here, hell,
I wouldn't trust Ray RoyCopy !req
134. to pour piss out of a boot
if the instructions was on the heel!Copy !req
135. But, sir, I've been here 20 years.Copy !req
136. I only came in late once,
and that was the day Bobby was born.Copy !req
137. Exactly!Copy !req
138. You're my ace in the hole, Hank,
my linchpin.Copy !req
139. Yeah! And now you're my linchpin,
whatever that means.Copy !req
140. With all due respect, sir,Copy !req
141. giving the business to him
is like givin' a gun to a monkey,Copy !req
142. or— or worse, a Ray Roy.Copy !req
143. Hey, I'm your boss now.Copy !req
144. The only thing this "monkey"
will be firing is you,Copy !req
145. if you don't watch your step.Copy !req
146. - Huh?
- Mm.Copy !req
147. Well, let me save you the trouble there,
because I quit.Copy !req
148. No need to be like that, ol' top.Copy !req
149. Yeah, just face the facts.
Blood's thicker than propane.Copy !req
150. Actually, it's not.Copy !req
151. Propane's four-point-two
pounds per gallon,Copy !req
152. blood is half that.Copy !req
153. - It is?
- No.Copy !req
154. Only a monkey or a Ray Roy
would fall for that.Copy !req
155. It's the end of an era, Honey.Copy !req
156. What's goin' on, Mom?Copy !req
157. Your father has called a family meetingCopy !req
158. to announce that he will be running
Strickland Propane as a manager.Copy !req
159. You did not hear it from me.Copy !req
160. So remember, Bobby, act surprised.Copy !req
161. Peggy, Bobby, I quit Strickland Propane.Copy !req
162. Dad, that's great!Copy !req
163. Manager?
I'm so proud of you!Copy !req
164. No, Bobby, he said he quit.Copy !req
165. Oh. Sorry, Dad.Copy !req
166. I was focused on my part.Copy !req
167. Can you give it to me again,
from the top?Copy !req
168. Hank, what happened?Copy !req
169. Buck gave my job to Ray Roy.Copy !req
170. Ray Roy?
Didn't you once sayCopy !req
171. he used propane to fill balloons
at a children's party?Copy !req
172. Uh-huh.Copy !req
173. But I don't blame Buck,
I blame myself.Copy !req
174. I just saw red.Copy !req
175. I heard someone say "I quit,"Copy !req
176. and then I realized
that someone was me.Copy !req
177. I guess I was in denialCopy !req
178. about how much I really
wanted to be manager.Copy !req
179. Well, while you figure out
what is next for Hank Hill,Copy !req
180. your son and I will pick up the slack.Copy !req
181. Bobby, it's time for you
to be man of the house.Copy !req
182. What?
There's no need for that.Copy !req
183. I've been outta work
for less than an hour.Copy !req
184. Mom, listen to Dad.
I don't want to be a man.Copy !req
185. First thing in the morning,
you are going out to find a job.Copy !req
186. It is time for you to nut up, Bobby Hill.Copy !req
187. No one needs to "nut up,"
especially Bobby.Copy !req
188. I have 20 years' experience
in propane and propane accessories.Copy !req
189. I'll find a job.Copy !req
190. Just to clarify,
do I still have to nut up?Copy !req
191. Okay, Hank,
you can come work for meCopy !req
192. as an assistant exterminator.Copy !req
193. But fair warning,
I'm a hard-nosed bossCopy !req
194. that doesn't tolerate slackers.Copy !req
195. It's 11:00 a.m., and you're in the alley
drinking beer, Dale.Copy !req
196. That's why I desperately need
an assistant, to help me find work.Copy !req
197. Thanks, but no thanks.Copy !req
198. So, what are you gonna do, Hank?Copy !req
199. Well, there's only one
other propane game in town,Copy !req
200. and I'm never gonna work for
"the man who shall remain nameless."Copy !req
201. Thatherton!Copy !req
202. Last time I said his name,
you kicked my butt.Copy !req
203. But apparently, it's a one-way streetCopy !req
204. when it comes to butt-kickings.Copy !req
205. I haven't had to apply
for a job in over 20 years.Copy !req
206. What's the best bond of paper
to print a resume on?Copy !req
207. Paper, man?
What are you talkin' 'bout?Copy !req
208. You gotta get on ol' Linkedln, man.Copy !req
209. Gotta just upload that, um, info, man,
just, and boom.Copy !req
210. Boomhauer, you set your minimum salary
at $400,000 a year?Copy !req
211. Hey, man, talkin' 'bout
I'm dang ol' worth it, man.Copy !req
212. We should mention
you received a "Blue Flame of Valor,"Copy !req
213. and that you were
"Propane Salesman of the Year"Copy !req
214. for three years running.Copy !req
215. Peggy, I don't want to come across
as a braggart.Copy !req
216. And I wouldn't wanna work
for a company that would hire one.Copy !req
217. Oh, Hank, everyone knows
the truest sign of humility is bragging.Copy !req
218. And I am the humblest.Copy !req
219. Done.
And now... we wait.Copy !req
220. Be patient, Hank.Copy !req
221. A job does not suddenly
just walk through the door.Copy !req
222. Guess who got a job
at Whataburger?Copy !req
223. You're lookin' at their new grill cook.Copy !req
224. What?
But how could you?Copy !req
225. You're— you're dressed
like a Korean pop dancer.Copy !req
226. The manager was also a K-pop fan.
He has pink hair.Copy !req
227. We watched a whole BTS concert
on his laptop during my interview.Copy !req
228. - Oh, God.
- I start tonight.Copy !req
229. Dad, can you give me a lift
to my shift?Copy !req
230. I bet he's fired
before the end of his shift.Copy !req
231. Nothing?Copy !req
232. I'd even consider a job in...Copy !req
233. alternative energy.Copy !req
234. Hank, we should do
a project togetherCopy !req
235. while you wait for a propane offer!Copy !req
236. Maybe even start our own business.Copy !req
237. A business?
Like what?Copy !req
238. I have always pictured us
opening a schoolCopy !req
239. for magical children.Copy !req
240. - You mean gifted?
- Nope.Copy !req
241. Mom, Dad, I got my first paycheck!Copy !req
242. Now, I know you guys
are worried about money,Copy !req
243. so I thought I'd help out.Copy !req
244. Wait, who said we were
worried about money?Copy !req
245. Mr. Souphanousinphone.Copy !req
246. And then, he laughed.Copy !req
247. Well, he's wrong.
We're not worried about money.Copy !req
248. - Yet.
- Dad, no, I insist.Copy !req
249. Feel free to use that
to cover the mortgage.Copy !req
250. And if there's anything left over,
buy yourselves something nice.Copy !req
251. Well, that is very sweet, Bobby.Copy !req
252. But this check would not cover
one night in a Super 8 motel,Copy !req
253. or— or even a regular 8 motel.Copy !req
254. Yeah, maybe let it grow up some
before you worry about chipping in.Copy !req
255. Um, I'm the only one
with a job in this house.Copy !req
256. Well, well, well,
look who came crawlin' backCopy !req
257. lookin' for a job.Copy !req
258. Enough small talk, Thatherton.Copy !req
259. Are you offerin' me one or not?Copy !req
260. Well, I could always use someone
with your experience here.Copy !req
261. But before we shake on it,
you gotta give meCopy !req
262. all the dirt on Strickland
and how he runs his business.Copy !req
263. Finally, we can take Buck down together.Copy !req
264. Sorry, M.F., I won't do that.Copy !req
265. Even after you quit
and he gave your job to his bastard son?Copy !req
266. Dammit.
You have morals, Hank.Copy !req
267. But I'll hire you anyway.Copy !req
268. I could really use another number two.Copy !req
269. What do you mean, another number two?Copy !req
270. I'm the number one number two.
Remember that!Copy !req
271. You'd really be
the number one number two.Copy !req
272. I... I got ears!
I heard that!Copy !req
273. There can only be one
number one number two.Copy !req
274. And that's me!
You're the number two number two!Copy !req
275. Hey!Copy !req
276. Hanging up the sign is my job!Copy !req
277. The number one number two
hangs the signs!Copy !req
278. Okay, before we kill the termites,
we need to understand them.Copy !req
279. Lesson one,
the termites' reproduction cycle.Copy !req
280. After a passionate night
of fertilization—Copy !req
281. I quit.Copy !req
282. Hank, you got a message
on your Linkedln profile!Copy !req
283. You have an interview
for a propane job in Houston.Copy !req
284. See, Peggy?
I told you my years of experienceCopy !req
285. - would speak for itself.
- About that...Copy !req
286. Hank, do not get mad,
but I took the libertyCopy !req
287. of making some slight
adjustments to your profile.Copy !req
288. Conversational French?
Hang gliding?Copy !req
289. And you removed "assistant."
Peggy, they'll think I'm a manager.Copy !req
290. Hank, I know you are more
than qualified to be a manager.Copy !req
291. Now, they know that too.Copy !req
292. But the question is, do you know it?Copy !req
293. Peggy, I'm off to Houston.Copy !req
294. There goes the best
Dead Bug employee I ever had,Copy !req
295. including myself.Copy !req
296. Mr. Hill, we're ready for you now.Copy !req
297. Merci beaucoup.Copy !req
298. Leftover hot dogs, Ladybird.Copy !req
299. Ladybird and I were so anxious,
we decided to clean out the fridge.Copy !req
300. I think I found Bobby's
seventh-grade science project.Copy !req
301. Or maybe it was just a bowl of old gravy.Copy !req
302. Well, how did it go?Copy !req
303. Peggy, Ladybird, they offered me
a long-term job contract.Copy !req
304. With bonuses and a retirement plan.Copy !req
305. Oh, Hank, that is so great!Copy !req
306. And do not worry.
We will adjust to Houston!Copy !req
307. There may be some
culture shock at first—Copy !req
308. Peggy, the job's not in Houston.Copy !req
309. It's in... Saudi Arabia.Copy !req
310. Please tell me that's what
they're calling El Paso now.Copy !req
311. Okay, let's review the pros
and the cons of Saud-i Arabia.Copy !req
312. First con, it is in Saud-i Arabia.Copy !req
313. Yes, but pro, I get to spreadCopy !req
314. the gospel of propane to the Middle East.Copy !req
315. However, it means leaving Texas,
the only home we've ever known.Copy !req
316. But pro, I can teach English
and Español to Saud-i Arabians.Copy !req
317. But con, women can't driveCopy !req
318. outside the Aramco base in Saudi Arabia.Copy !req
319. Although, half the traffic.Copy !req
320. Pro, ever since I saw
Lawrence of Arabia as a little girl,Copy !req
321. I always wanted to ride a camel.Copy !req
322. Hank, so far,
the cons do not outweigh the pros.Copy !req
323. Con, I'd still only be
an assistant manager.Copy !req
324. And another con,
we'd be leaving our friends behind.Copy !req
325. But pro, one of them is Kahn.Copy !req
326. But con— and this is the biggest con
of them all— what about Bobby?Copy !req
327. Oh, yeah. Bobby.Copy !req
328. He would be leaving behind Connie,
and Joseph, and all his other friends.Copy !req
329. - Bobby has other friends?
- No, he does not.Copy !req
330. I was just being generous.Copy !req
331. Peggy, I hate to say it,
but we need to have an adult conversationCopy !req
332. with a boy who still watches cartoons
about a sponge.Copy !req
333. Two doubles and a Junior with no cheese,
up and ready to go.Copy !req
334. This must be Jacob's order.
'Sup, Jacob?Copy !req
335. - Can I get some—
- Honey mustard?Copy !req
336. You got it.
Puttin' two extra in your takeout bag,Copy !req
337. because I know you're a big dipper.Copy !req
338. Whoa!Copy !req
339. I've never seen Bobby
"in the zone" before,Copy !req
340. except when he's napping.Copy !req
341. Don't worry about the food.
It's on me.Copy !req
342. I get a 50% discount.Copy !req
343. So, what'd you wanna talk about?Copy !req
344. Must be important,
it's the second family meeting in a month.Copy !req
345. - Wait! Is Mom pregnant?
- What? No!Copy !req
346. I, uh, I got a job offer in Saudi Arabia.Copy !req
347. Saudi Arabia?
Where Lawrence is from?Copy !req
348. - Uh-huh.
- Well, that's great, Dad.Copy !req
349. So... wait, does that mean
you'll be leaving us?Copy !req
350. No, Bobby.Copy !req
351. We would all have to move
to Saudi Arabia, as a family.Copy !req
352. Oh, I don't want to do that.Copy !req
353. I understand, son.Copy !req
354. I'll call Aramco and tell 'em
I'm not takin' the job.Copy !req
355. No, no, no, no, no, no.Copy !req
356. You guys should go,
but I can't leave now.Copy !req
357. I have just figured out
what I want to do with my life.Copy !req
358. I wanna work in the restaurant business!Copy !req
359. I love food, I love people,Copy !req
360. and I love people eating my food.Copy !req
361. I finally found my propane, Dad.Copy !req
362. And propane accessories!Copy !req
363. Bobby, we cannot let you stay here, alone.Copy !req
364. You would die.Copy !req
365. Plus, you need to finish high school.Copy !req
366. Mom, I promise I'll finish school
and that I won't die.Copy !req
367. I can live with Luanne,
Lucky, and Gracie.Copy !req
368. You are their favorite babysitter.Copy !req
369. And I promise, we'll Skype every day.Copy !req
370. I can visit you!Copy !req
371. Mom, Dad, I can do this.Copy !req
372. I gotta get back to work.
We'll talk about this more at home.Copy !req
373. Relax, enjoy your meal,Copy !req
374. and I'll go get you
some hot apple pies to go.Copy !req
375. Am I feeling... pride?Copy !req
376. I guess our boy
has finally nutted up, Hank.Copy !req
377. I guess so.Copy !req
378. Oh, no.
You know who won't take this well?Copy !req
379. Hank, Peggy!Copy !req
380. Come in.Copy !req
381. What an unexpected surprise.Copy !req
382. No!Copy !req
383. Okay, fellas.
I'll talk to Buck for ya.Copy !req
384. Knew we could count on you, Honey.Copy !req
385. Have a seat, ol' top.
Can I get you somethin' to drink?Copy !req
386. This isn't a social call, sir.Copy !req
387. What I have to say
is best said while standing.Copy !req
388. I'm here on behalf
of Joe Jack, Booda Sack—Copy !req
389. Say no more, let me guess.Copy !req
390. They're tellin' you the company
is goin' "bankrupt,"Copy !req
391. and it's all because
of "my bastard son," Ray Roy.Copy !req
392. Well, guess what, Hank?
They're right!Copy !req
393. Got dangit, Buck.
How could you let it get this bad?Copy !req
394. You can't treat your staff like this.
That's why I quit.Copy !req
395. They're the victims here,
not to mention propane.Copy !req
396. That gas has been nothing
but good to you, sir.Copy !req
397. I know!Copy !req
398. But I can't fire him, Hank.
I've tried!Copy !req
399. Ray Roy's my kryptonite,
and he's my only family.Copy !req
400. Well, that's where you're wrong, Buck.Copy !req
401. I worked for Aramco,
the largest oil producer in the world.Copy !req
402. But Strickland Propane had something
Aramco didn't have,Copy !req
403. family.Copy !req
404. Ray Roy isn't your legacy,Copy !req
405. the whole Strickland Propane team is.Copy !req
406. You've gotta nut up
and fire Ray Roy, Buck.Copy !req
407. You're right, ol' top.Copy !req
408. Can you do it for me?Copy !req
409. I don't work for you now, sir.Copy !req
410. - And I never will again.
- Please, Hank, please!Copy !req
411. Save our family, huh?
Be the daddy!Copy !req
412. I— I know I did ya wrong, but come back!Copy !req
413. You be the daddy!Copy !req
414. Please, be the daddy!Copy !req
415. Have some respect,
and stop kissing my shoes.Copy !req
416. You said no? To Buck?Copy !req
417. Uh-huh.Copy !req
418. Buck Strickland?Copy !req
419. Well, good.Copy !req
420. I know that that was hard
for you to do, Hank,Copy !req
421. seeing how you love propaneCopy !req
422. - almost as much as you love me.
- Yep.Copy !req
423. Well, what the heck did Buck expect?Copy !req
424. He should have promoted you
back when he had the chance.Copy !req
425. Well, the way I look at it, Peggy,
we never would've goneCopy !req
426. to Saudi Arabia
and secured our nest egg,Copy !req
427. Bobby wouldn't have found his passion,Copy !req
428. and— and you wouldn't have had
a chance to ride two camels.Copy !req
429. And I met a prince,
who I am pretty sure fell in love with me.Copy !req
430. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
431. We better step on it.Copy !req
432. Bobby said he'd only hold
our reservation for 15 minutes.Copy !req
433. You'd think he would give us more time,
seeing that I gave birth to him.Copy !req
434. Hank, you sure
you wanna turn down here?Copy !req
435. We always go the long way, ever since—Copy !req
436. It's okay, Peggy.
That chapter's finally closed.Copy !req
437. I'm just Hank Hill, citizen,Copy !req
438. driving past a local propane business.Copy !req
439. Sickland?Copy !req
440. What twisted bastard
thought that'd be funny?Copy !req
441. Well, maybe it's supposed
to be a good thing.Copy !req
442. I hear "sick" means cool.Copy !req
443. That storage unit needs to be locked up!Copy !req
444. That's a blatant code violation!Copy !req
445. It's like a gotdang horror movie.Copy !req
446. - You're going inside, aren't you?
- Yeah, you're right, Peggy.Copy !req
447. I should.Copy !req
448. Bwah! Is that urine?Copy !req
449. In the showroom?Copy !req
450. Is he dead?Copy !req
451. I didn't know she was your wife!Copy !req
452. - Peggy.
- I understand.Copy !req
453. Shouldn't it say "owner," Hank?Copy !req
454. You bought 51% of the company.Copy !req
455. Yes, but that would be bragging.Copy !req
456. It ain't trickin' if you got it.Copy !req
457. Welcome back, Honey.Copy !req
458. Hank Hill, assistant—
uh, Hank Hill,Copy !req
459. manager and owner
of Strickland Propane.Copy !req
460. How can I help ya?Copy !req
461. Bill? How drunk are you?Copy !req
462. It is time for you to nut up, Bobby Hill!Copy !req