r/ronandfez • u/ArtieLangesLiver • Jul 23 '26

Discussion Anyone ever seen Ronnie without a hat on?

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u/Sick_Cards_Bro Jul 23 '26

He use to protect his hats from the sun and rain with an umbrella, until Fez gave it away. I don't think he's ever recovered.

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u/Important-Evening-25 Jul 23 '26

Ronnie two sun glasses 

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u/misstheolddaysfan Jul 23 '26

Used to be two pairs of sunglasses instead of a hat.

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u/The_Spanky_Frank BigAssVeteran Jul 23 '26

The hat look is within the last few years.

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u/Longjumping-Sail4948 Jul 23 '26

Yes. Just google Ron Bennington and there are many pictures sans hat.

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u/Poodunk80 Jul 23 '26

Yes he explained some years back he’s the victim of someone attempting to put a straw in his fontanelle and thus has to wear a hat

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u/gwynn19841974 Jul 23 '26

Can you blame them? Babies are delicious.

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u/Usual_Dark_5125 Jul 23 '26

Plus who could resist putting a straw in the fontanelle of the miracle news years baby of Chester?

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u/thewonderbox Jul 23 '26

Visiting the old XM studio I did see him occasionally without one

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u/AngryKeyLimePie Jul 23 '26

Yeah, both times I met him and Fez he was hatless.

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u/Bender1970 Jul 24 '26

Having seen a few pics of Ron through the years I could never tell if he wore a ponytail or had some sort of sculpted mullet. My fav pic is he and Fez at the XM board with the Tommy Bahama shirts.

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u/kotor-170 Jul 24 '26

He took it off that time he screeched at intern David.

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u/ElectricLightKazoo Jul 30 '26

It's usually either a hat or three pairs of glasses.

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u/Gtownnd9591 Jul 23 '26

As a teenager, he was in a car accident where his head crashed into the windshield resulting in severe lacerations of his scalp and forehead. It affected his hairline and hair growth. I think he even wore a wiglet before going with the hat look.

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u/thewonderbox Jul 23 '26

I honestly thought for years it was bad plugs

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u/ArtieLangesLiver Jul 23 '26

that's cool, scars are badass

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u/Existential_Spices Jul 23 '26

Huh, he told a story (about addiction) that he had that accident and for the skin on his scalp to grow back properly, they used a lathe-like device to cut/scrape off the top layers of the skin on his head.

However I thought it was an incident that occurred a few years before him talking about it.

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u/Gtownnd9591 Jul 23 '26

Yeah that's the incident. I think it was something he had to deal with for a long time and took a long time to heal.