S06E15 · SCENE 2/23 · 01:16
A Man Without a Country Club · Hill kitchen and yard
Hank and Con argue about the putting green

Hank and Con argue about the feasibility of building a putting green.

01:16→01:47
in the episode · 0m 31s · S06E15
Hank and Con argue about the putting green

What happens

01:16–01:47

Hank and Con argue about the cost and effort of maintaining a putting green, with Con suggesting they build a replica of the fourth hole at Nine Rivers Country Club.

WhereHill kitchen and yard
DriverCon
Positionsetup · setup
ThreadCon's backyard golf course

Key lines

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01:17

Scouts, scouts, build a putting green.

01:20

This is one small step for man, one giant leap for golf kind.

01:43

How many food stamps it cost to play around?

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
absurd0.5
misunderstanding0.3
tense0.3
social rule violation0.2
argument

Beats

01:04Hank argues against the putting green
02:05Con suggests building a replica of the fourth hole

Scene in the episode

01:16–01:47
A · Hank's golf club membership
B · Con's backyard golf course
C · Nine Rivers Country Club's diversity issue

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