Aug. 19, 2026
National Anthem Singer Hank Manifests Giants Game Invite
The Hammerin' Hank Show, Show Notes
Hank's manifesting real wins this week. He's locked in to sing the national anthem at the San Jose Giants game on July 21st, taking on the Ontario baseball team. When Ryan asked how excited he was on a scale of one to ten, Hank didn't hesitate: a solid 10. This is what happens when you stay focused on your goals.
The episode kicks off with radio memories from 1992, a visit to KTRB in Modesto and a tour of FM104KHOP. Hank's got the Bay Area radio history locked down, and these moments matter to him. He's also been to Giants games recently, catching San Francisco take on Arizona (the Diamondbacks won, and yeah, the Giants need to figure out how to hit and score runs).
Ryan brings the heat with pop trivia, and Hank nails it. Tupac's mid-90s hip-hop record change, the Carpenters' 1973 hit "Sing", he's got the knowledge. The show rolls through Buddy of the Week (shout-out to Miguel and the San Jose Giants organization for the anthem opportunity), and Hank's got one wish: to do a good job singing and for the war to end.
Church was solid too. Guest speaker talked about the birth of Christ and how to be a better person, always room to grow.
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recording button. If I hit the music, that was
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me getting a text. If I hit the music, would
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you be ready? Oh, no. Here we go with the audio.
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You're listening to The Hammer and Hank Show
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with Henry Oaks and Ryan Hoppy. Legend on the
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Howl at the moon. Airways rocking. What's up,
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Hank? How are you? How you doing, buddy? Doing
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good. How has your week been? Busy. What you
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been up to? I've been invited to see the national
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anthem at the San Jose Giants game on July 21st.
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They'll be playing the Ontario baseball team.
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Was this what you wanted to? Yes. Good job, Hank.
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You manifested it. Thank you, buddy. Proud of
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you. On a scale of 1 to 10, how excited were
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you when you found out? A what? A 10. Hell yeah.
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We're going to fight through that connection
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of the audio today. We got this. If my grandpa
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can fight through World War II, I can fight through
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audio. Hammer and Hank, what are your radio memories
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of the week? Well, during a trip to Modesto in
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1992, I visited a radio station called KTRB.
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What was that like? It was a good experience.
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I got a sales kit and I met Jim Fannin who knew
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the lyric Strauss. You are so well connected.
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Thank you, buddy. You're killing it out there.
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Do you have any other radio memories? Also in
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1992, I visited a radio station called FM 104
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K2P. Hell yeah, you have it memorized. Was that
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a good experience in your life? I took a tour
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of the station. Was that a good memory in your
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life? Yes. That's good. I'm glad you have good
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memories. Do you have any other radio memories
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this week? That's it for this week. All right,
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Hank. I'm in a little bit of a grumpy mood. I'm
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going to hit the music. Cheer me up with the
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jokes, okay? All right, Hank, what do you got
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for the jokes? Why did I open my bank app so
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carefully? Why? Because I had to prepare for
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disappointment. Why do I keep buying snacks at
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the gas station? Why? Because apparently every
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road trip needs a financial mistake. Oh, yeah.
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Why do I sit in my car after I park? Why? Because
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I need a few minutes to mentally arrive. Oh,
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jeez. Why do I always say I'm just resting my
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eyes? Why? Because I accidentally took a nap
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sounds irresponsible. Why do I walk around the
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grocery store aimlessly? Why? Because I forgot
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what I came in for the second I entered. Why
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do I always check my pockets before leaving?
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Why? Because one missing item can ruin the whole
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day. Oh, wow. Why do I love that condition so
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much? Why? Because stepping outside in Florida
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feels like opening an oven. It really does. Why
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do I pretend I know how to fix things? Why? Because
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watching one YouTube video made me overconfident.
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Why do I always start watching videos before
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bed? Why? Because nothing sets good sleep schedule
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like a 2 a .m. rabbit hole. And finally, why
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do I get excited when plans get canceled? Why?
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Because my couch never disappointed me. And that's
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it for the jokes of this week. because it's on
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this side of the board, but we have church music
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going on. What's happening? Hank, you there?
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Yes, because we had a guest speaker last Sunday.
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Who is the guest speaker? It was pretty good.
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He talked about the birth of Christ and the attributes
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of Jesus. Yeah. How to respect people more. It
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is. And also, how to be a better person. That's
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something we can always work on. Thank you, buddy.
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Is there anything else from church? That's it.
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All right. There's that. Hammer and Hank, how
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was it at the San Francisco Giants game? It was
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pretty good. How was it? I got to see the Giants
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take on the Arizona Diamondbacks. Who won? Unfortunately,
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the Diamondbacks did. 3 -2. How are the Giants
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nowadays? They suck on the field this year. Yeah,
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I remember when they were good. They don't know
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how to hit. They don't know how to score runs.
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They better get it together. You gotta be able
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to do both. They're definitely slipping right
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now. They don't want to slip. Unless it's into
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a side chick. All right, Hammer and Hank, any
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other memories from that baseball game? That's
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it, except for the San Francisco Children's Choir
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singing the national anthem. All right. So, Hammer
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and Hank, today is Thursday, May 28th. Tonight,
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the Thunder and Spurs play for game six. If the
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Thunder win, they go to the finals. Hammer and
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Hank. I hate the Thunder. I hate them too. They're
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little bitch ass floppers. But I was hoping San
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Antonio could win tonight. And on Saturday, three
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NBA finals against the New York Knicks. And I
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picked the New York Knicks and won it all. Hell
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yeah. Jalen Brunson is what Derrick Rose should
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have been. On Hammer and Hank. What do you think
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of Draymond Green on TV? He sucks. I asked that
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just for that response. Why does he suck on TV?
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Because if he sucks on the basketball court,
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he definitely sucks on TV. There's some good
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logic there. Can't take it away from you. If
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I hit the music, are you ready for a trivia?
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Yes. Let's go. Outro Music The big hip -hop record
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changes back in the mid -90s. Tupac. That's correct.
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I did it. Yeah. The number one hit record, Sing,
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back in 1973. Sing. Doobie Brothers. The Carpenters.
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Yeah, I've heard of them. And that's it for trivia
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for this week. What I'm going to do for you.
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is I'm going to hit the music because I want
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to start with some positivity. We're going to
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hit the music for Buddy of the Week, okay? Okay.
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Let me do it. Let me turn it up in the club so
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all the bitches can hear it. Yo. Mm -hmm. Tune
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in to the show. It's memory bank. Autistic genius
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always keeping it dank. Henry Oaks on the mic.
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Hop, ride, and shotgun. Roll call for the buddies.
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We just having some fun. Buddy of the Week. We're
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going to get the crown. Bank bringing spot on.
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All right, hey, who's your buddy? It's me, Miguel,
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and also everyone in the San Jose Giants organization
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for inviting me to see the National Anthem at
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their game on July 21st. Who was the first name
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you said, Miguel? Miguel, yep. Nice. Hank. And
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everyone in the San Jose Giants organization.
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I can't wait to hear the opposite of this. Time
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for Prick in the News. Let me hit the music.
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Mm -hmm. Straight out the dim lit. Henry on the
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mic. What's this? Prick in the News. Fools thinkin'
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they slick. Ryan got the scoop crew ready to
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expose. Shots fired, guys. It's in the getting
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close. It's in the back. Copy with that verbal
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machete. Every word on weapon cameras rolling.
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Y 'all ain't ready. Keyboard warriors acting
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tough behind the screen. Between the lines, you
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get sliced like a deli cheese. Prick in the news.
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He's a thorn in your side. Exposing all your
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lies. Hey, because you're pricking the news.
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The Iranian government for allowing this stupid
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war to continue. Hey, we've been recording for
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11 minutes and 11 seconds. Make a wish. My wish
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is... To do a good job singing the National Anthem
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and also for the war to end. Hell yeah, you got
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it. Anything else, Hank? Why do you get when
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you can buy an oxygen gas? I don't know, a fart.
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Cigarette smoke. Anything else in your cranium,
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in your brain, in your mind? Hopefully. I'm also
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invited to see the National Anthem at the Minister
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Ocher's game on June 17th. You are just, you
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know, going from stadium to stadium, doing your
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thing, Hank. You're just going out there, killing
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it in life. Thank you. You're welcome. We got
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a comment here from Lisa G who says, I have been
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a fan of Hammer and Hank since Manicow's Morning
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Madhouse. Keep up the good work. Also from Jeff
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G, it says, Hammer and Hank. You always do well
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at all your national anthems. We're proud of
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you in the Bay Area. Thank you, buddy. You're
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welcome. Hammer and Ink, is there anything else
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on your mind? I should do it for this week. Oh,
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wow. This is a shorter show, but sometimes you
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don't need to go all in. You can have a little
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shorter show. All right. I say what's up to all
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my buddies out there. I love yous very, very
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much and hope to see you guys here next week.
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Peace in your hood. Bye, Hank. Peace in your
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hood. Goodbye. And there Hank goes. On Zoom.
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Yeah. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Mike Crackle. Hammerin'
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Hank on the tackle Autistic mind sharper than
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a bone -chilling shackle Henry Oates with the
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hops, Ryan hop in the spot Radio waves hittin'
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hard like a chef with a pot Farewell, Hammerin'
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Hank, gotta close up the show Legend in the booth
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where the vibes used to flow Autism warrior always
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runnin' the glow But all good things gotta let
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the curtain go slow On the dial, spittin' truth
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with his unique grind Thoughts intertwined like
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graffiti on the line On the mic, Henry's rhythm
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divine. They the blueprint, every beat they design.
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Static in the speakers where the laughter used
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to ride. Hank led the show with that beautiful
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pride. Autism didn't stop him, not amplified.
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Hammer and Hank forever immortalized. Farewell,
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Hammer and Hank, gotta close up the show. Legend
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in the booth where the vibes used to flow. Autism
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warrior, always running the glow. But all good
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things gotta let the curtain fall. ghost he a
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host with the sauce henry oaks and reinhardt
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lightning never lost puzzle piece crown man this
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dude was the boss city mr voice that's the ultimate
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cause Farewell Hammer and Hank gotta close up
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the show Legend in the booth where the vibes
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used to flow Autism warrior always running the
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glow But all good things gotta let the curtain
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go slow Radio Gate never ghosts, he a host with
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the sauce Henry Oakes and Ryan Harp, lighting
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never lost Puzzle piece crown, man this dude
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was the boss the voice, that's the ultimate cost.
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it. Bad credit, no credit. You gon' leave with
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a car, dawg, don't sweat it. You might not have
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to put nothin' down. Put you in a new car, slide
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through the town. Put you in a ride for the low,
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All right, Hammer and Hank, I just pressed the
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recording button. If I hit the music, that was
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me getting a text. If I hit the music, would
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you be ready? Oh, no. Here we go with the audio.
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You're listening to The Hammer and Hank Show
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with Henry Oaks and Ryan Hoppy. Legend on the
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airways free. Autistic kingpin. Cali's hard OG.
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Wild 949. He the voice they need. Doghouse days.
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Laying down the cream. Too legit to quit. Heaven
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and Hank on fire. Mike in hand. Lifeline and
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wire. Radio beast ain't showing no tire. Underdog
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champion. Always going higher. Wild like a wolf.
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Howl at the moon. Airways rocking. What's up,
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Hank? How are you? How you doing, buddy? Doing
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good. How has your week been? Busy. What you
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been up to? I've been invited to see the national
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anthem at the San Jose Giants game on July 21st.
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They'll be playing the Ontario baseball team.
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Was this what you wanted to? Yes. Good job, Hank.
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You manifested it. Thank you, buddy. Proud of
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you. On a scale of 1 to 10, how excited were
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you when you found out? A what? A 10. Hell yeah.
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We're going to fight through that connection
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of the audio today. We got this. If my grandpa
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can fight through World War II, I can fight through
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audio. Hammer and Hank, what are your radio memories
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of the week? Well, during a trip to Modesto in
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1992, I visited a radio station called KTRB.
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What was that like? It was a good experience.
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I got a sales kit and I met Jim Fannin who knew
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the lyric Strauss. You are so well connected.
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Thank you, buddy. You're killing it out there.
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Do you have any other radio memories? Also in
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1992, I visited a radio station called FM 104
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K2P. Hell yeah, you have it memorized. Was that
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a good experience in your life? I took a tour
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of the station. Was that a good memory in your
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life? Yes. That's good. I'm glad you have good
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memories. Do you have any other radio memories
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this week? That's it for this week. All right,
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Hank. I'm in a little bit of a grumpy mood. I'm
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going to hit the music. Cheer me up with the
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jokes, okay? All right, Hank, what do you got
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for the jokes? Why did I open my bank app so
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carefully? Why? Because I had to prepare for
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disappointment. Why do I keep buying snacks at
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the gas station? Why? Because apparently every
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road trip needs a financial mistake. Oh, yeah.
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Why do I sit in my car after I park? Why? Because
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I need a few minutes to mentally arrive. Oh,
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jeez. Why do I always say I'm just resting my
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eyes? Why? Because I accidentally took a nap
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sounds irresponsible. Why do I walk around the
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grocery store aimlessly? Why? Because I forgot
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what I came in for the second I entered. Why
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do I always check my pockets before leaving?
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Why? Because one missing item can ruin the whole
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day. Oh, wow. Why do I love that condition so
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much? Why? Because stepping outside in Florida
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feels like opening an oven. It really does. Why
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do I pretend I know how to fix things? Why? Because
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watching one YouTube video made me overconfident.
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Why do I always start watching videos before
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bed? Why? Because nothing sets good sleep schedule
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like a 2 a .m. rabbit hole. And finally, why
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do I get excited when plans get canceled? Why?
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Because my couch never disappointed me. And that's
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it for the jokes of this week. because it's on
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this side of the board, but we have church music
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going on. What's happening? Hank, you there?
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Yes, because we had a guest speaker last Sunday.
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Who is the guest speaker? It was pretty good.
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He talked about the birth of Christ and the attributes
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of Jesus. Yeah. How to respect people more. It
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is. And also, how to be a better person. That's
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something we can always work on. Thank you, buddy.
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Is there anything else from church? That's it.
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All right. There's that. Hammer and Hank, how
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was it at the San Francisco Giants game? It was
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pretty good. How was it? I got to see the Giants
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take on the Arizona Diamondbacks. Who won? Unfortunately,
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the Diamondbacks did. 3 -2. How are the Giants
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nowadays? They suck on the field this year. Yeah,
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I remember when they were good. They don't know
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how to hit. They don't know how to score runs.
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They better get it together. You gotta be able
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to do both. They're definitely slipping right
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now. They don't want to slip. Unless it's into
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a side chick. All right, Hammer and Hank, any
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other memories from that baseball game? That's
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it, except for the San Francisco Children's Choir
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singing the national anthem. All right. So, Hammer
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and Hank, today is Thursday, May 28th. Tonight,
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the Thunder and Spurs play for game six. If the
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Thunder win, they go to the finals. Hammer and
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Hank. I hate the Thunder. I hate them too. They're
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little bitch ass floppers. But I was hoping San
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Antonio could win tonight. And on Saturday, three
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NBA finals against the New York Knicks. And I
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picked the New York Knicks and won it all. Hell
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yeah. Jalen Brunson is what Derrick Rose should
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have been. On Hammer and Hank. What do you think
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of Draymond Green on TV? He sucks. I asked that
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just for that response. Why does he suck on TV?
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Because if he sucks on the basketball court,
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he definitely sucks on TV. There's some good
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logic there. Can't take it away from you. If
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I hit the music, are you ready for a trivia?
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Yes. Let's go. Outro Music The big hip -hop record
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changes back in the mid -90s. Tupac. That's correct.
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I did it. Yeah. The number one hit record, Sing,
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back in 1973. Sing. Doobie Brothers. The Carpenters.
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Yeah, I've heard of them. And that's it for trivia
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for this week. What I'm going to do for you.
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is I'm going to hit the music because I want
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to start with some positivity. We're going to
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hit the music for Buddy of the Week, okay? Okay.
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Let me do it. Let me turn it up in the club so
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all the bitches can hear it. Yo. Mm -hmm. Tune
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in to the show. It's memory bank. Autistic genius
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always keeping it dank. Henry Oaks on the mic.
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Hop, ride, and shotgun. Roll call for the buddies.
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We just having some fun. Buddy of the Week. We're
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going to get the crown. Bank bringing spot on.
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All right, hey, who's your buddy? It's me, Miguel,
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and also everyone in the San Jose Giants organization
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for inviting me to see the National Anthem at
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their game on July 21st. Who was the first name
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you said, Miguel? Miguel, yep. Nice. Hank. And
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everyone in the San Jose Giants organization.
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I can't wait to hear the opposite of this. Time
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for Prick in the News. Let me hit the music.
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Mm -hmm. Straight out the dim lit. Henry on the
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mic. What's this? Prick in the News. Fools thinkin'
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they slick. Ryan got the scoop crew ready to
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expose. Shots fired, guys. It's in the getting
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close. It's in the back. Copy with that verbal
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machete. Every word on weapon cameras rolling.
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Y 'all ain't ready. Keyboard warriors acting
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tough behind the screen. Between the lines, you
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get sliced like a deli cheese. Prick in the news.
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He's a thorn in your side. Exposing all your
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lies. Hey, because you're pricking the news.
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The Iranian government for allowing this stupid
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war to continue. Hey, we've been recording for
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11 minutes and 11 seconds. Make a wish. My wish
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is... To do a good job singing the National Anthem
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and also for the war to end. Hell yeah, you got
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it. Anything else, Hank? Why do you get when
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you can buy an oxygen gas? I don't know, a fart.
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Cigarette smoke. Anything else in your cranium,
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in your brain, in your mind? Hopefully. I'm also
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invited to see the National Anthem at the Minister
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Ocher's game on June 17th. You are just, you
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know, going from stadium to stadium, doing your
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thing, Hank. You're just going out there, killing
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it in life. Thank you. You're welcome. We got
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a comment here from Lisa G who says, I have been
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a fan of Hammer and Hank since Manicow's Morning
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Madhouse. Keep up the good work. Also from Jeff
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G, it says, Hammer and Hank. You always do well
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at all your national anthems. We're proud of
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you in the Bay Area. Thank you, buddy. You're
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welcome. Hammer and Ink, is there anything else
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on your mind? I should do it for this week. Oh,
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wow. This is a shorter show, but sometimes you
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don't need to go all in. You can have a little
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shorter show. All right. I say what's up to all
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my buddies out there. I love yous very, very
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much and hope to see you guys here next week.
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Peace in your hood. Bye, Hank. Peace in your
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hood. Goodbye. And there Hank goes. On Zoom.
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Yeah. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Mike Crackle. Hammerin'
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Hank on the tackle Autistic mind sharper than
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a bone -chilling shackle Henry Oates with the
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hops, Ryan hop in the spot Radio waves hittin'
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hard like a chef with a pot Farewell, Hammerin'
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Hank, gotta close up the show Legend in the booth
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where the vibes used to flow Autism warrior always
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runnin' the glow But all good things gotta let
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the curtain go slow On the dial, spittin' truth
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with his unique grind Thoughts intertwined like
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graffiti on the line On the mic, Henry's rhythm
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divine. They the blueprint, every beat they design.
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Static in the speakers where the laughter used
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to ride. Hank led the show with that beautiful
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pride. Autism didn't stop him, not amplified.
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Hammer and Hank forever immortalized. Farewell,
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Hammer and Hank, gotta close up the show. Legend
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in the booth where the vibes used to flow. Autism
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warrior, always running the glow. But all good
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things gotta let the curtain fall. ghost he a
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host with the sauce henry oaks and reinhardt
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lightning never lost puzzle piece crown man this
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dude was the boss city mr voice that's the ultimate
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cause Farewell Hammer and Hank gotta close up
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the show Legend in the booth where the vibes
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used to flow Autism warrior always running the
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glow But all good things gotta let the curtain
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go slow Radio Gate never ghosts, he a host with
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the sauce Henry Oakes and Ryan Harp, lighting
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never lost Puzzle piece crown, man this dude
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was the boss the voice, that's the ultimate cost.
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