I'm so happy to see so many others have found this little video. Thanks to all those that get the obscure little connection of one of the greatest moments in video game history, with one of the greatest moments in animated sitcom history. I truly appreciate the support of my admittedly offbeat antics.
I saw that episode. I feel for Hank, and what he had endured. His ‘86 Ford Ranger gave him 20 years. The reason why Hank was crying for his truck, because it a nostalgia thing to him. Additionally, Hank was sad because had good memories with that truck, like Cowboys winning the Super Bowl, the birth of his son, Bobby, and the start of his job at Strickland. He probably used his first few paychecks from Strickland to purchase his 1986 Ford Ranger. All good things must come to an end. It’s hard to let go of the past, like in Hank’s case. With his new truck, Hank could create new memories. From watching this episode of King of the Hill. I have an idea of what went wrong with his 1986 Ford Ranger. From based on the main symptoms: intermittent crank, no start, overheating, and coolant in exhaust. Those symptoms point to a blown head gasket. The reason why truck died on the tracks, because the engine, hydrolocked. The episode also showed the truck backfiring, that because the engine was getting blow by past the rings
I just got my 03 ranger back from the shop. I was heartbroken when it got totaled. I couldn't let it go so I got it fixed and im so happy to have it back.
When I last watched the episode I remember thinking that the truck was a metaphor for hanks relationship with his father. If he just let the truck die and bought a new one, it would mean he had neglected and abused it the way his father neglected and abused him, to hank it would mean he’s a failure at raising his own son, no better than his old man
Strange how some people will family-designate anything that sticks around long enough. Pets, Houses, old decorations. Hell even some asshole you hate would seem like family if they sticks around in your life enough.
Well I'd say if it broke down it wasn't the smartest idea to keep it sitting right at a train track or it wouldn't have gotten ran over by the train. Probably ain't gonna get his money back out of it seeing its an old truck and he probably only has liability
Had a 2002 Chevy Silverado single cab. Was my first truck ever. I put more money into it than it was worth. Ended up totaling the truck when someone pulled out in front of me and I got t-boned on my driver side. The moment I got home with the truck I broke down because it was apart of my life for 6 years. It was family to me.
Having a car you've had for a long time failing to start is like waking up to a beloved family pet that has passed. They're both part of the family, both painful to lose.
My 1996 F-150's motor finally went out. Had the truck since high school it was a farm truck that my grandparents had used for a while then gave to me. Dad and I Fixed and cleaned it up and I used it for 12 years. Went through 3 dogs, 2 girlfriends, countless fishing and camping trips 2 wrecks where it didn't even cause damage to the truck itself. Ran perfect up until its last day. Just before I was gonna send it to a scrap yard (a new motor was too expensive at that point). Someone came up to me and ask if it was for sell because they wanted to completely restore one just like it and use it as a classic. So I sold it to give it another life and not decay in a junkyard. They don't make em like they use to. Anyways I kinda feel Hank's pain now lol.
you can put a used engine in for under 1000 bucks. I bought a used 302 out of a 92 fox body mustang for my 94 f-150 RCSB 4x4 5.0 5 speed. the engine only has 75k on it and i only paid 600 for it. and paid a mexican 300 to put it in. runs great and i'll drive it for another 15 years!
that's the thing, they are both not allowed to make them like this anymore and have no interest in selling a simple, reliable tool, they need to sell you a yacht that you can tow things with at the price of $70k MSRP
For those that need context, the song is Daniel Lanois' "That's the Way it is". In the game, Red Dead Redemption 2, this song is used in an important montage to symbolize the end of the road for the protagonist. Same idea here, but for the truck.
I had a 01 Toyota Tundra for almost 10 years. I couldn't get rid of it for anything. It was the first thing my husband and I bought together the day after we got married. About a month ago I wrecked it due to a ball joint failure causing me to lose control and hit a concrete guard. Noone else was involved. I couldn't stop crying not because of what happened and losing the truck, but feeling like a part of my life was lost. I've never felt so much for a cartoon dad but trust me, it's real folks.
Bobby was right she didn’t want Hank to suffer anymore that was her way telling him that she will always be in his heart and to let go and get a new truck
My truck just got pronounced DOA some 20 minutes ago. I turned to RUclips for comfort and stumbled upon this. It’s crazy that a truck can make me feel like Hank. 😢
I felt the same way when my truck developed cracks in the cylinder heads. Changed the oil and found pudding and metal shavings. On a positive note I scraped some money together for a new engine and here we are 5 years later
I felt this, right in my 1991 Oldsmobile Bravada. may she rest in piece. . . 91-15 :_: Grandparents, parents, then mine, learned how to drive in her, many trips, trips with pets, trips to the hospital, trips to the store, vacations, funerals, it never let me down. Not once. Was towed and scrapped right out of my driveway one day because the township decided she was an eyesore despite having a plate and valid inspection stickers, all over some rust and fading paint. . . I feel Hanks pain. Cars can be part of the family, and sometimes its just too soon.
I now how hank feels I just lost my 2016 dodge dart (I know not a truck.) It was my first car that I bought and paid off by myself, my parents did not help me (they work hard so asking them feels wrong.) 3 weeks ago I lost it in an accident where I was rear ended at a yield and it took about 3 days for me to fully process the accident and break down. Me and that car went everywhere, when I first bought it I immediately used it to go out of town to see my wife's college graduation. I laughed, cried, and felt every emotion in between in that car and suddenly it was gone just like that. 2 days ago I bought myself a 22 ford ranger and i'm looking forward to experiencing new adventures and memories in my truck. I'll never forget my dart but I know it's time to move onto better things
I always understood this episode but never empathized with it until recently. I just traded in the car I learned to drive in and then drove in for almost 10 years. I am very happy with the car I have now but that day at the dealer trading in I was emotional. I had made many memories in that car, and of all my friends I was the only one who had a car that long, when they saw a blue jeep around town everyone knew it was me. cant say im impressed with the color of the car I picked up but thats a little thing, it has four wheels, an engine, a radio, and room for all my junk thats all I need.
This is some extremely powerful. Stuff. Not only because of Hank and his truck, but because of Bobby too! Him falling down like that and waiting for his dad to come to safety. Man... There's so much emotions here.
I know exactly how he feels. My Grandpappy passed away when I was Four; and I was supposed to have his old truck whenever I earned my drivers license, but that sadly got ruined when I was 15
I'll never forget my dads 1973 Chevy pickup with a cherry bomb muffler It went through countless trips to grandma's Trips to my uncles Fishing trips Hunting trips Wood hauling trips Water hauling trips Sheepsherding trips Hauling grandkids It got shot It caught fire And it still runs good
I've owned my current car for 11 1/2 years and hope to get another 11 1/2 years out of it. Will be a sad day to see it go eventually. Its not even a cool car or anything, but it's mine and I like it. I feel ya Hank.
Far & away 1 of the best shows of its day. Funny as hell without being overtly crude. The modern age could learn a TON of values from it, starting with politicians on down. Hank for President 2024!
That's what I love about it... it's more wholesome than it is funny! Sure it has its moments of getting a good laugh, but mostly it has alot of relatable characters that nonetheless touch genuine topics and issues
Hank: Peggy do you realize how much a truck costs nowadays? Hell yes I'm sad! It's not how much the truck is worth but how much it costs to replace it.
I traded my favorite truck in at a dealership. I saw it a few months later being driven by someone else. I was so mad at myself for trading it in. One of the biggest mistakes I ever made.
Listening to this song while playing red dead redemption knowing I'm riding closer and closer to the end.... this song grew a narrative that whatever is gonna happen "that's the way it is"
Best part about my dad's 1973 Chevy pickup Ran from the Law twice One when grandma was bootlegging I was 8 And another time My dad was driving and we outran an hid from the cops we didn't want a speeding ticket Both times we used grandma's escape road
I can feel Hanks pain my 96 Nissan is on it’s on its last leg but a little 2.4 has took me everywhere I just don’t have the heart to see the original motor go
My poor 2005 ford Taurus. Hated it when i first got it cuz it was boring. Had it for almost 15 years before it made the final sacrifice, protecting my wife and unborn son when a moron rear ended her. Honestly gives me vibes like RDR2 when Arthur says "thank you" to his horse haha.
03 ford ranger was my first truck the end of my high school days and begging of adult life. The Ranger was everything to i was happy to won soemthing. Sadly it had to be repaired then another another till i could no longer do it anymore i had to let her go to someone else. I wish i could of kept it
I recently lost Joy, my Silverado of 13 years; she was an '02 that I got in 2010. had damn near 400 thousand miles on her before the transmission gave out. Even AFTER that, I drove her for almost a month with no reverse gear, until I could get my hands on a replacement vehicle. All jokes and inferences aside, a man doesn't forget their first...
I know people love to rip on Altimas due to them being stereotypical hood cars, but our 2008 Altima got totaled about a year ago in October 2022. My parents bought it brand new back in April 2008, and we had it for all of my childhood. Lost it to a lady with no insurance lol.
I know the feeling. Had my first newer car that was a 2017 I worked hard to get, then some dumb fuckin dude driving a car didn't have insurance made me total my car because his retarded ass didn't pay attention to what color the light was and ran it. Jackass didn't have insurance, but I'm sure he had one hell of a time dealing with my insurance company having to pay over 20K
I feel his pain a man’s vehicle is the only place a man can be himself and let his emotions out most guys have to keep a stone face during hardship or during sadness but you can bet when they are on there way to or back from somewhere all alone you can just let it all out
My 1988 Oldsmobile 98 gave me a lot of problems. Replaced the fuel pump, engine light problems, now the oil pan is leaking oil, air compressor stopped working, and the ac clutch is messed up, battery was dead, it sat there, does nothing. So, I couldn't keep going with that car, so it got towed away, cause I got rid of it, and I bought a 2023 Toyota Corolla!
Hank and his truck is always been the best and episodes between season 1 episode 1 now his truck is gone I can feel Hank pain one thing he loves it was his truck it's always been the part of his life now it's gone☹️😢😭😥
I cried when my vehicle got crashed. Not because I walked away with minor injuries. Not because I walked away from death going 70 mph and falling asleep. I cried because I would miss my car. I loved that car. My first car. A 2001 mercury grand Marquis mint with a cream puff paintjob outside and brown fabric inside. I just put police package brakes and suspension in the front 😢❤. I'll have you again one day baby
So in reality, the train conductor would not hit the brakes like we see here. He would actually do the opposite, and increase speed. The reason is so that the train will obliterate the truck and push it and the pieces out of the way and off the track. Hitting the brakes before a collision increases the chances that the train could derail, which obviously is way worse.
Hope someone picked up my civic and brought it back to life. It sucks losing your first car to mechanical failure and you don’t have the money for an engine. Hell barely even had the money for the tow. I hope it’s not just rotting somewhere,I feel like it deserved better but I didn’t have the money to fix it up
I didn't like this episode in particular because Hank cares more about his truck than his own son. And at one point he tells him to sit still and try not to destroy any more trucks, which really makes me mad at him because you're blaming your kid for something that you did to himself. And it's stuff like that is the main reason why I stopped watching this show.
Hank showed emotion one time, didn’t know how to cope with it, lashed out, and then reasoned his way into making up for his rash behavior, and you want to be a little bitch.
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I'm so happy to see so many others have found this little video. Thanks to all those that get the obscure little connection of one of the greatest moments in video game history, with one of the greatest moments in animated sitcom history. I truly appreciate the support of my admittedly offbeat antics.
I saw that episode. I feel for Hank, and what he had endured. His ‘86 Ford Ranger gave him 20 years. The reason why Hank was crying for his truck, because it a nostalgia thing to him.
Additionally, Hank was sad because had good memories with that truck, like Cowboys winning the Super Bowl, the birth of his son, Bobby, and the start of his job at Strickland. He probably used his first few paychecks from Strickland to purchase his 1986 Ford Ranger.
All good things must come to an end. It’s hard to let go of the past, like in Hank’s case. With his new truck, Hank could create new memories.
From watching this episode of King of the Hill. I have an idea of what went wrong with his 1986 Ford Ranger.
From based on the main symptoms: intermittent crank, no start, overheating, and coolant in exhaust. Those symptoms point to a blown head gasket. The reason why truck died on the tracks, because the engine, hydrolocked. The episode also showed the truck backfiring, that because the engine was getting blow by past the rings
I just got my 03 ranger back from the shop. I was heartbroken when it got totaled. I couldn't let it go so I got it fixed and im so happy to have it back.
@@christophercole1679 Cars aren't just machines. Idc what anyone says.
The sad thing is a headgasket replacement isn't that hard and is a relatively easy fix.
When I last watched the episode I remember thinking that the truck was a metaphor for hanks relationship with his father. If he just let the truck die and bought a new one, it would mean he had neglected and abused it the way his father neglected and abused him, to hank it would mean he’s a failure at raising his own son, no better than his old man
I can feel hanks pain in those scenes.
me too. especially for my family's old suv. so many wonderful memories.
I'm having issues with mine rn 😭.
It seems silly, but when you own a vehicle for so long and you invest so much into it, it in a way becomes part of the family.
Strange how some people will family-designate anything that sticks around long enough. Pets, Houses, old decorations. Hell even some asshole you hate would seem like family if they sticks around in your life enough.
Nahh m8. You're just mental
Old pc too
Well I'd say if it broke down it wasn't the smartest idea to keep it sitting right at a train track or it wouldn't have gotten ran over by the train. Probably ain't gonna get his money back out of it seeing its an old truck and he probably only has liability
Had a 2002 Chevy Silverado single cab. Was my first truck ever. I put more money into it than it was worth. Ended up totaling the truck when someone pulled out in front of me and I got t-boned on my driver side. The moment I got home with the truck I broke down because it was apart of my life for 6 years. It was family to me.
There is no greater sadness than a man seeing his truck die on him.
Then getting t-boned by a speeding strain
Having a car you've had for a long time failing to start is like waking up to a beloved family pet that has passed. They're both part of the family, both painful to lose.
It's hard being attached to a vehicle
My 1996 F-150's motor finally went out. Had the truck since high school it was a farm truck that my grandparents had used for a while then gave to me. Dad and I Fixed and cleaned it up and I used it for 12 years. Went through 3 dogs, 2 girlfriends, countless fishing and camping trips 2 wrecks where it didn't even cause damage to the truck itself. Ran perfect up until its last day. Just before I was gonna send it to a scrap yard (a new motor was too expensive at that point). Someone came up to me and ask if it was for sell because they wanted to completely restore one just like it and use it as a classic. So I sold it to give it another life and not decay in a junkyard. They don't make em like they use to. Anyways I kinda feel Hank's pain now lol.
you can put a used engine in for under 1000 bucks. I bought a used 302 out of a 92 fox body mustang for my 94 f-150 RCSB 4x4 5.0 5 speed. the engine only has 75k on it and i only paid 600 for it. and paid a mexican 300 to put it in. runs great and i'll drive it for another 15 years!
Junk yard motor and keep going
that's the thing, they are both not allowed to make them like this anymore and have no interest in selling a simple, reliable tool, they need to sell you a yacht that you can tow things with at the price of $70k MSRP
For those that need context, the song is Daniel Lanois' "That's the Way it is". In the game, Red Dead Redemption 2, this song is used in an important montage to symbolize the end of the road for the protagonist. Same idea here, but for the truck.
I didn’t think I would be listening to RDR2 while watching this clip. I had no idea that the pickup was so special to hank.
And Arthur Morgan's horse died too in the end 😢
I had a 01 Toyota Tundra for almost 10 years. I couldn't get rid of it for anything. It was the first thing my husband and I bought together the day after we got married. About a month ago I wrecked it due to a ball joint failure causing me to lose control and hit a concrete guard. Noone else was involved. I couldn't stop crying not because of what happened and losing the truck, but feeling like a part of my life was lost. I've never felt so much for a cartoon dad but trust me, it's real folks.
Bobby was right she didn’t want Hank to suffer anymore that was her way telling him that she will always be in his heart and to let go and get a new truck
My truck just got pronounced DOA some 20 minutes ago. I turned to RUclips for comfort and stumbled upon this. It’s crazy that a truck can make me feel like Hank. 😢
A man and his car/truck is one of the sacred things.
I felt the same way when my truck developed cracks in the cylinder heads. Changed the oil and found pudding and metal shavings. On a positive note I scraped some money together for a new engine and here we are 5 years later
The death of a beloved friend is never easy.
Watching Bobby roll down an embankment is another story but, condolences Hank.🥲
I’ve driven the same car for 16 years now. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m gonna be a basket case when it’s finally gone someday.
You can put this song to almost anything and it tears you up inside.
I felt this, right in my 1991 Oldsmobile Bravada. may she rest in piece. . . 91-15 :_: Grandparents, parents, then mine, learned how to drive in her, many trips, trips with pets, trips to the hospital, trips to the store, vacations, funerals, it never let me down. Not once. Was towed and scrapped right out of my driveway one day because the township decided she was an eyesore despite having a plate and valid inspection stickers, all over some rust and fading paint. . . I feel Hanks pain. Cars can be part of the family, and sometimes its just too soon.
I get like this over my car... Hanks not crazy.
Oh he's definitely crazy, for reasons that have nothing to do with his unhealthy reliability attachment to his truck.
I now how hank feels I just lost my 2016 dodge dart (I know not a truck.) It was my first car that I bought and paid off by myself, my parents did not help me (they work hard so asking them feels wrong.) 3 weeks ago I lost it in an accident where I was rear ended at a yield and it took about 3 days for me to fully process the accident and break down. Me and that car went everywhere, when I first bought it I immediately used it to go out of town to see my wife's college graduation. I laughed, cried, and felt every emotion in between in that car and suddenly it was gone just like that. 2 days ago I bought myself a 22 ford ranger and i'm looking forward to experiencing new adventures and memories in my truck. I'll never forget my dart but I know it's time to move onto better things
I always understood this episode but never empathized with it until recently. I just traded in the car I learned to drive in and then drove in for almost 10 years. I am very happy with the car I have now but that day at the dealer trading in I was emotional. I had made many memories in that car, and of all my friends I was the only one who had a car that long, when they saw a blue jeep around town everyone knew it was me. cant say im impressed with the color of the car I picked up but thats a little thing, it has four wheels, an engine, a radio, and room for all my junk thats all I need.
This is some extremely powerful. Stuff. Not only because of Hank and his truck, but because of Bobby too! Him falling down like that and waiting for his dad to come to safety. Man... There's so much emotions here.
how is it after maybe two years of suppressing my feeling cause of my grandma this is what makes me cry after i thought i ran out of tears
RIP old girl
I know exactly how he feels. My Grandpappy passed away when I was Four; and I was supposed to have his old truck whenever I earned my drivers license, but that sadly got ruined when I was 15
Red Redemption 2 perfect song choice for the emotion behind this story, that’s the way it is.
I'll never forget my dads 1973 Chevy pickup with a cherry bomb muffler
It went through countless trips to grandma's
Trips to my uncles
Fishing trips
Hunting trips
Wood hauling trips
Water hauling trips
Sheepsherding trips
Hauling grandkids
It got shot
It caught fire
And it still runs good
Really cool that the song from Arthurs last ride from RDR2 is in this
I've owned my current car for 11 1/2 years and hope to get another 11 1/2 years out of it. Will be a sad day to see it go eventually. Its not even a cool car or anything, but it's mine and I like it. I feel ya Hank.
My all time favorite King of The Hill episode
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Fix It Again Tony
You're thinking of a Fiat
That would be:
fix or repair daily
“You’re thinking of a Fiat, Dale!”
“Fix…. It….. againnnn….”
Lol man I love that show & always will.
Far & away 1 of the best shows of its day. Funny as hell without being overtly crude. The modern age could learn a TON of values from it, starting with politicians on down.
Hank for President 2024!
That's what I love about it... it's more wholesome than it is funny! Sure it has its moments of getting a good laugh, but mostly it has alot of relatable characters that nonetheless touch genuine topics and issues
Agreed and said the same basic thing for years… well decades now!!! Getting old!!
Love how they used an emd f40ph for a fraight locomotive.
oh god not you people
@@Name-nw9uj I'm not a foamer I just have a small passing interest in trains . Since I was I kid.
@@Name-nw9uj my main interest is cars.
Hank: Peggy do you realize how much a truck costs nowadays? Hell yes I'm sad!
It's not how much the truck is worth but how much it costs to replace it.
I traded my favorite truck in at a dealership. I saw it a few months later being driven by someone else. I was so mad at myself for trading it in. One of the biggest mistakes I ever made.
I can understand the pain
I miss my lovely 2003 1.4 VW Red Golf, I regret for having my reliable bud sold 💰😭💔🚘
Listening to this song while playing red dead redemption knowing I'm riding closer and closer to the end.... this song grew a narrative that whatever is gonna happen "that's the way it is"
My uncle had a truck for many years and he was hurt when it died. He had it since college which was many years before I was born and I’m 22
No Trucks were harmed in the make of this program.
This reminds me of when my old Chevy s10 officially died on me, RIP to that truck, I still miss it
Best part about my dad's 1973 Chevy pickup
Ran from the Law twice
One when grandma was bootlegging I was 8
And another time
My dad was driving and we outran an hid from the cops we didn't want a speeding ticket
Both times we used grandma's escape road
my condolences 💐
I can feel Hanks pain my 96 Nissan is on it’s on its last leg but a little 2.4 has took me everywhere I just don’t have the heart to see the original motor go
My baby has 19 years of good service... but this morning I found water mix with the oil..
Water in exhaust may cause hyrdolock where the water gets in the engine and bends the piston and can't run anymore.
My 2007 ford is like this with me, I have had for 10 years, it’s been through 4 presidents, and 4 Astros World Series
My poor 2005 ford Taurus. Hated it when i first got it cuz it was boring. Had it for almost 15 years before it made the final sacrifice, protecting my wife and unborn son when a moron rear ended her. Honestly gives me vibes like RDR2 when Arthur says "thank you" to his horse haha.
No not the red dead music that just hits hard
Rest in peace. You served well, valiant steed.
no greater relationship than man has with his car, i can speak from experience.
Chase
03 ford ranger was my first truck the end of my high school days and begging of adult life. The Ranger was everything to i was happy to won soemthing. Sadly it had to be repaired then another another till i could no longer do it anymore i had to let her go to someone else. I wish i could of kept it
King of the Hill is one of TV's great dramedies.
I recently lost Joy, my Silverado of 13 years; she was an '02 that I got in 2010. had damn near 400 thousand miles on her before the transmission gave out. Even AFTER that, I drove her for almost a month with no reverse gear, until I could get my hands on a replacement vehicle. All jokes and inferences aside, a man doesn't forget their first...
Usopp from one piece can definitely relate to Hank in this moment
I know people love to rip on Altimas due to them being stereotypical hood cars, but our 2008 Altima got totaled about a year ago in October 2022. My parents bought it brand new back in April 2008, and we had it for all of my childhood. Lost it to a lady with no insurance lol.
I know the feeling. Had my first newer car that was a 2017 I worked hard to get, then some dumb fuckin dude driving a car didn't have insurance made me total my car because his retarded ass didn't pay attention to what color the light was and ran it. Jackass didn't have insurance, but I'm sure he had one hell of a time dealing with my insurance company having to pay over 20K
Jesus. For a second there I thought Hank was going to stay in that goddamn truck and get smooshed.
R.I.P to Hanks Ford Ranger supercab.😔🛻
Replaced by what appeared to be a 1st gen SD
The trucks gonna be fine Hank. I HAVE A PLAN. You just need to show a little FAITH
You always have a plan Dutch I tell you h'what
rest in peace hanks truck🛻
All ford owners know hank hills pain
so much emotion behind this story.
I feel his pain a man’s vehicle is the only place a man can be himself and let his emotions out most guys have to keep a stone face during hardship or during sadness but you can bet when they are on there way to or back from somewhere all alone you can just let it all out
My 1988 Oldsmobile 98 gave me a lot of problems.
Replaced the fuel pump, engine light problems, now the oil pan is leaking oil, air compressor stopped working, and the ac clutch is messed up, battery was dead, it sat there, does nothing.
So, I couldn't keep going with that car, so it got towed away, cause I got rid of it, and I bought a 2023 Toyota Corolla!
Hank and his truck is always been the best and episodes between season 1 episode 1 now his truck is gone I can feel Hank pain one thing he loves it was his truck it's always been the part of his life now it's gone☹️😢😭😥
Everytime the check engine light comes on
I cried when my vehicle got crashed. Not because I walked away with minor injuries. Not because I walked away from death going 70 mph and falling asleep. I cried because I would miss my car. I loved that car. My first car. A 2001 mercury grand Marquis mint with a cream puff paintjob outside and brown fabric inside. I just put police package brakes and suspension in the front 😢❤. I'll have you again one day baby
So in reality, the train conductor would not hit the brakes like we see here. He would actually do the opposite, and increase speed. The reason is so that the train will obliterate the truck and push it and the pieces out of the way and off the track. Hitting the brakes before a collision increases the chances that the train could derail, which obviously is way worse.
Currently sitting around waiting on parts to fix the car
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Link the song please. I already know it, but still...
Still Tom Hammond is a ruthless car salesman who suckered Hank since high school
Hope someone picked up my civic and brought it back to life. It sucks losing your first car to mechanical failure and you don’t have the money for an engine. Hell barely even had the money for the tow. I hope it’s not just rotting somewhere,I feel like it deserved better but I didn’t have the money to fix it up
Do you think his insurance company believed Hank about it just breaking down on the railroad tracks?
Wow this was Peggy's most clueless moment even my mom knows the love between a man and his truck and a bunch of woman that have a love for their car.
Hank loved his truck 😢
Just like when my Dad had to junk his beloved Dodge Caravan...
Oh man I remember my dad had to sell his 1996 Dodge Caravan for scrap metal with 370 000kms! It was a sad day for me.
They just hit me with a $4k estimate to handle all the body rot on my 05 Suburban. My head and heart are heavy.
The many miles we walk….
this is a great edit
Ah man now the Red Dead “That’s the way it is” 😂😂
I'm with Peggy on this surprisingly
If you don’t understand then you’ve never truly loved a vehicle before. I would tore tf up if my truck was destroyed
when a man's truck breaks down, he does as well. remember that folks.
There was water… in the exhaust 😭
Me when my main controller gets stick drift
I didn't like this episode in particular because Hank cares more about his truck than his own son. And at one point he tells him to sit still and try not to destroy any more trucks, which really makes me mad at him because you're blaming your kid for something that you did to himself. And it's stuff like that is the main reason why I stopped watching this show.
Hank showed emotion one time, didn’t know how to cope with it, lashed out, and then reasoned his way into making up for his rash behavior, and you want to be a little bitch.
Not the song from red dead 😣😢 prayers to hank
You need to do a video talking about the cars of king of the hill
That’s me with my car right now😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
A good reason to buy a hybrid. Stupid trucks: waste of space and gas, if only you're not a farmer.
THAT’S A MAN’S TRUCK!
It's a sad day for Hank!!! 😢
That was so dramatic
I feel him losing your truck what you been thur
Could have pushed it off the tracks long before
Right Smh
They tried to but she was too solidly manufactured
great song who sing it
Hank drives Trucks so do i.
I dont like cars much but i dont mind riding in it
It ant got no gas Karen walks over after it gets hit by the train and says you can’t park here hank I’m going to kick your ass
Ford Morgan got the bad ending
Oh nyo!
Hank should’ve listened to dale, it’s a Ford
:D Fix it again Tony heh heh