Grill Dad & Propane Hats

Hank Hill made the backyard gas grill a moral position: taste the meat, not the heat, from a man who sells propane and propane accessories. King of the Hill is back, with Hulu renewing the revival through season 17 and season 14 pulling 4.4 million views in its opening week, the most-viewed adult animation premiere on Disney+ and Hulu in five years. So the gospel is current again, and so are the arguments it started: grill forums still split between charcoal for taste and propane for the impatient, and one regular writes that when they are ready to grill they are ready to grill now. These hats are for the weeknight burger-flipper, not the competition smoker. Two designs quote Hank directly, and the Strickland Propane line already sells on TeePublic hats and sweatshirts. The rest cover the small rituals of a gas-grill dad: a Grill Sergeant rank, a pun on no pane, no gain, hiding at the grill during parties, flipping only once, closing the lid to think about life, skipping charcoal, and grilling in the snow. One line is for the tank itself. A propane tank weighs about 18 pounds empty and about 35 full, and lifting or shaking it is the informal check, so I shake the propane tank like a Magic 8 Ball. For brisket and smokers, see our BBQ Pitmaster hats. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat, a natural Father's Day or December gift.