Occupation
Boomhauer's occupation wasn't made clear throughout the series. While the thirteenth season episode "To Sirloin With Love" reveals that Boomhauer has a Texas Ranger badge in his wallet, an early episode reveals that Boomhauer worked as an electrician until he was put on worker's compensation for unknown reasons. In "Three Coaches and a Bobby," Hank and the guys run into their old High School Football Coach. Coach Sauers asks Boomhauer how the family is, and Boomhauer says "Man they're doin' fine, man. Man lil' dang old down in old Florida man, like ol' lottery winner, man, like all, just no problems, man." Coach Sauers responds "I'm sorry to hear that." It's possible that Boomhauer has a rich benefactor.
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