03x10 - The Rescue & the Repo

[bunniefuu]

Steve r.: Of course I want to
be a successful captain.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold it, now.

There's this feeling
of helplessness

When you go out time and time

And you don't get any gold.

Man: that's pitiful.

Steve r.: It's not
as much as we wanted.

But is it ever as much
as the gold miners want?

Emily: I love my dad, but

My dad is not cut out
for captaincy.

It's always like
watching a train wreck.

Calm down.
Who the [bleep] is the captain?

Who in the [bleep]
is the captain?!

I have
an entirely different attitude

About what is success
and what is failure.

[ Siren chirps ]
but this season...

...well, I would say that
it's a fail.

[ "Gold in these hills" plays ]

♪ Listen up close, now ♪

♪ What I say ♪

♪ I'm a-gonna head out west
one day ♪

♪ I heard about a fortune
to be made ♪

♪ And I'm a-gonna get it,
now, just you wait ♪

♪ 'Cause I heard
that there's gold ♪

♪ In these hills ♪

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Captions paid for by
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♪ Gold ♪

Schimschat:


Narrator:
late in the alaskan summer,
temperatures are plunging.

It's coming to a quick end
here in nome.

Narrator: for the mining fleet,
it's now or never.

Looks like the weather's
gonna get bad here.

Let's go make some gold!

Narrator: once the harbor
is frozen, the game is over.

Emily:
we're at a lull between storms.

We have a day
of relatively calm weather

Before another storm comes in.

Narrator:
now captains are racing to
get all the gold they can...

Our days our numbered.
The season's coming to an end.

Narrator: ...before
the window of opportunity...

Schimschat:
I'm just gonna go mining.
I'm gonna go make some money.

Make the money while I can.

Narrator: ...freezes shut.

We're gonna try to
get some [bleep] gold today.

Narrator:


It's a nice morning
on the bering sea.

...captain hank schimschat
and the 82-foot au grabber

Are the first
on the tomcod claim.

Schimschat:
you guys got to get out here
and just stay at it, you know?

Stay mining.

Time is
of the essence right now.

It's starting to get cold.

It froze a little bit
last night.

I'm just gonna
continue on mining.

Narrator:
for the last three months...

...the rookie skipper has only
dug up 33 ounces of gold...

That's all the gold
out of that whole cube?

...and had to
watch the pomrenkes

Rake in a whopping 650 ounces.

We're digging,
putting gold in the box.

Good day! Good day!

Yeah! Whoo!

But finally,
hank has learned his lesson...

First one out this morning.
Early bird gets the worm.

...beat the pomrenkes
out to the grounds

And jump on their honey hole.

Schimschat: our strategy today

Is just to move material.

Get as much gold
as we possibly can.

Oh, yeah. We're on good ground.

Nice, big, chunky,
rocky good stuff, too.

We're gonna dig
in this region right here.

This is
the kind of stuff we want.

[ Machinery clanking ]

It may be too hard to dig.

If I could rip through
that hardpan

And some of
that hard layer up on top,

I think there might be
a lot of gold in it.

Narrator:
as gold settles over time,

Heavy pieces sink through the
silt and into the clay layer,

Where most miners hunt for gold.

Hank's plan?

Dig deeper into
a dense layer known as hardpan

That he hopes
is packed with gold.

I got to bust down through it.

Narrator: if he's wrong,

It's another lousy day
on the au grabber.

Wow.

You got to pay attention,
or you'll walk off the
end of this barge.

Ohh.

Come on, baby.

Wow.

Hang on!

Oh, wow. Look at that.
I got through.

Finally!

Whoo!

That's awesome right there, man.

Let's test it.

Narrator: hank breaks through
but needs to know

If his hard work was worth it.

Get in the back!
The back.

Come on, baby.
Be full of gold!

Bam!

There we go.

Very nice! Very nice!

These add up.

Now we're getting somewhere.

Load it up!

Load that box up!

Schimschat: come on, baby.

That looks really good.

christine rose is on the way.

They're a little late,
aren't they.

[ Laughs ]

Narrator: for the second time
in as many weeks,

Captain shawn pomrenke
has been beaten to the grounds

By a rookie.

Hank's trying to
move in on my area,

But...

I ain't sweatin' hank at all.

He needs a head start.

He needs to get out there
like six months before me

To even come close
to getting the gold we get.

I would love to beat shawn.

And I'm sure
he would love to beat me.

They don't get full scoops
all the time, being mobile,

Backing up, being able to
back up, fill up this bucket.

I mean, that's worth a lot.

I think I'm moving
more material than they are.

You just look at the gold count,
and that tells you the story --

Who's got it, who don't.

Narrator: even with competition
ramping up on the grounds,

Shawn has celebrated
one big score...

Man: 152.3!
[ Laughs ]

...after another...
Shawn: 111.95.

Whoo-hoo!
We got some gold now.

...after another.


Whoa, this should pay
all the bills

That we have right now.

Now every ounce
he hauls is pure profit.

Shawn: every time
we've come out, we've come in

Pretty much
with a hundred ounces,

So hopefully,
we can keep that pace up.

I'm mr. Gold.

I just keep digging and digging

And just keep putting
piles of gold in the box.

Narrator:
shawn may have lost his spot
to the au grabber...

Shawn: I know there's
a bunch of gold around here,

So we're gonna go deeper
and see if we can find

Some hot pans
in a little deeper water.

Narrator: ...but for
the veteran, adversity

Is just another word
for opportunity.

Shawn:
let's go find some cheese.

Roger that. Neutral.

Every good run --

Whenever we put
lots of gold in the box --

Always starts with a good pan.

So we're gonna get a good pan,
and then we'll start running.

Ooh, I like.

I like what I see.

Hey, cody.

These are
the kinds of pans you get

That dreams are made of,
right here, buddy.

[ Laughs ]

Pans like that.

That's how you make money
right there.

There is some gold in that pan
right there.

That's what you call
puddles of gold.

We'll hit puddles of gold
on the bottom.

So, now what we're gonna do --
we're gonna figure out

Where the puddles start
and where they end.

Then we're gonna sit
right in the middle of it

And mine it all out.

Spin us over another...


That way.

Let's see if we can
find the edge edge of this.

Narrator: cody takes the reins
and lifts the anchor...

And the spud so they can move.

[ Clang ]

[ Creaking ]

Hold it. Hold it, cody.
That [bleep]

The cable's gonna break.

Narrator:
just off the coast of nome...

[ Creaking ]
shawn: hold it. Hold it, cody.

That cable's gonna break.

Holy [bleep]
it's gonna break!

Narrator: ...the support cable
holding the anchoring spud

Is about to snap.

Shawn: h*!

What that cable does --
it has a pulley,

And it keeps it from unwinding

The main cable
that picks the spud.

So if we don't fix that,
we're gonna

Get stuck out here,
sink the dredge.

Steve p.: Oh, my god!

Narrator:
at the start of the season,

The same cable
was ripped from the deck...

Damn it!

...pinning the christine rose

To the ocean floor for days,

Unable to mine.

Shawn:
spud broke the cable.

Narrator: now the captain

Is facing the same fate.

Shawn: so now I got to
come up with an on-the-fly fix.

Narrator:
with a storm coming

And a payday
sitting on the ocean floor,

Time is money.

Shawn: now I got to find
something

To fit in between

The broken piece of cable.

See what we got laying around.

Narrator:
shawn's solution...

Shawn:
come on, you son of a...

Narrator: ...repurposing
a safety chain from the deck.

Shawn: where the piece broke,

We're just gonna make it up
with this big chain.

Gonna reuse the old clamps
off the broken cable,

Cut the cable
up a little higher...

Splice a piece of chain
in between,

Tighten that up, keep mining.

This'll work.

Hey, cody.

Narrator: if the chain
hoists the 10,000-pound spud,

They're back in business.

Shawn: problem solved.

A1a quality fix.

[ Chain rattles ]

Use what you got.

Make it work.

Got the spot all picked out,

Getting ready to mine some dirt.

Every minute out here counts

'Cause we ain't got a lot
of time left in the season.

I just need another 370 ounces

To make 1,000.

Hell, you never know.
We might make that today.

Narrator:
back in the harbor...

Emily:
at this point in the season,

We're gonna be fighting
for every hour that we get.

Narrator:
...captain emily riedel
has pulled in 47 ounces of gold

And is gunning for a big finish.

We wanted to at least
get another 70 hours

Before we pull the boat out,

And I don't know
if we're gonna get it.

The next couple cleanups we have
have to be good.

I really want to surpass


I have the dive team for it,

But whether they're gonna
find the gold and stay on it

Is another question entirely.

Hibbity, hibbity, hibbity.
And that's all, folks.

Narrator:
after losing her crew midseason,

Emily hired the deckhands
from the wild ranger.

Emily: let's do it.
All right.

On his first dive
with the eroica...

...greenhorn tony mann
hauled in 25 ounces,

Worth almost 33 grand...
This is really awesome.

...and brought his skipper
to tears.

Now they're back
on the same rich ground,

And it's diver kevin jupina's
turn to impress the captain.

Diving with emily --
you know, I want to prove that

I can see gold
and I know what to look for

And I can produce.

So, yeah, I got that anxiety,
prove my worth.

All right.

Go get some gold!

Jupina: seeing
pretty good color down here,

And it's relatively easy
to work.

All right, well,
just keep checking in.

Got it.

Let's go.

Booyah!

Look at all the nice gold.
Lots of gold.

Lots and lots
and lots of gold.

Yeah, there's
a nice little spot here.

Yeah! Whoo!

I'm not really sure
I ever thought it was possible

To be successful
as a gold miner.

I just kept going because it was
hard and it was challenging

And it was invigorating
to be challenged in that way.

Jupina: booyah! Dig deep!

Emily: I got a new crew
from vernon's boat,

And we're all
inexperienced gold miners,

And that was terrifying.

Emily: whoo!
That's awesome, man.

Whoo-hoo!

We're finally seeing
some [bleep] gold!

Narrator: at belmont beach...

Steve r.:
The minnow's ready to go,

But we haven't gotten
enough gold

To really
make it worth our while.

Narrator: ...three months
in to the mining season,

Captain steve riedel has banked
just under 9 ounces,

Worth less than 12 grand.

Owning a dredge --
it's been a big challenge.

This is not easy stuff, mining.

Lots of complications.

Narrator: one of steve's
biggest complications --

He still owes 2 grand
on his dredge.

Steve r.:
It was about half down.

I want to get enough gold
to at least

Pay the other half
so they can't do a repossession.

You have to know
what the [bleep] you're
doing on a boat.

Yeah.
Which you don't.

It's, like,
a waste of my time.

It is a waste of your time.
I got it.

I got that
it's a waste of your time.

Narrator:
steve's other complication --

Managing his divers,
andy and kris kelly.

Frankly, he can
kick me off the minnow.

I really don't care.

He has crewman duties --
simple, repetitive.

I have
very complex captain duties.

So we need to
get out there.

Kris: I have no idea
what the weather's

Gonna be like right now.

We're going based on pressure.

But steve wants us to
go out and push it,

So we're gonna push it.

Narrator:
out on the grounds,

The kellys stake their claim.

Good?

Whoo!

We need to suck up about


Those 2 ounces
will pay off the dredge

And leave some cash
for the boys.

Man, let me tell you, it's
stressful working for steve.

You're not making any money.

He doesn't give a [bleep]

If we don't make money today,
we're [bleep]

Are you seeing any clay
or anything good?

What the hell
is he doing?

Yeah.

Ah, geez.

He whines
as much as steve does.

When you got to
deal with someone like that,

It just really
makes the day worse.

He's a [bleep] [bleep]

He's striking nothing.

It irritates me severely

'Cause them
I'm just wasting my time.

I might as well pack up,
go home, go get a full-time job.

Andy, can you hear me?

Andy?

[ Engine revs ]

Narrator: on the minnow...

[ Engine revs ]

Whoa. I'm being pulled.
I'm being pulled, andy.

Hey, what the [bleep]
are you doing?!

Man, you stupid [bleep]
what'd you say?

I called you
a stupid [bleep]

Are you [bleep]

Don't raise your voice
at me. I'll knock you
on the [bleep] floor.

Get the [bleep] up
and pull the anchor up!

Don't raise
your [bleep] voice at me.

I don't care who you are!

I will whup the [bleep]
out of you.

Get this [bleep] going!

Shut the [bleep] up.
You're a freak. You know that?

You're [bleep] in the head.
I am so sick of this [bleep]

You're [bleep] in the head,
kris.

Get the [bleep]
out of the way.

Call me stupid one more time,
I'll knock your face in.

Okay, what's
wrong with you, then?

What's wrong with you,
then?

What's wrong?
I'm not in a good mood.

And that's why
you can't think straight?

Kris, don't. Okay?

Okay, let's just
get going here.

Come on, andy.
Let's just pack it in.

I'm tired of hearing you.

Andy: my brother and I --
we'll always fight.

We'll always argue,
we'll degrade each other,

Call each other names,
and just have our fun,

But that's my big brother.

That'll be my best friend
till the day I die.

Clean our box, find out what
we caught, which isn't [bleep]

There isn't [bleep]
in this [bleep] box.

Yeah, we're [bleep]

Kris: we can't stop arguing.
My top man can't do his job.

This is what happens
when you get broke,

You know,
and desperate at the end.

Everybody starts fighting
and people go crazy.

Violence happens.
You can't help it.

You know, it's in our nature.

Now we're gonna head in

'Cause we can't even
[bleep] make gas money.

It's disgusting.

Narrator:
just down the coast...

Lebaron:
I'm gonna go to the coordinates
the fisherman gave me,

And you just
tell me where to go.

We're going
in the right direction.

...glen lebaron
and his girlfriend, jasmin,

Are on a rescue mission.

So, you found an air hose --
the orange hose.

I'm still worried that
the dredge isn't gonna
be attached to it.

Months ago,
glen's $20,000 dredge,

Named the dragon,

Was dragged off by an iceberg.

After searching for it
high and low,

He only found a small piece.

This was, in fact,
attached to the dragon.

Now he's chasing down
a tip from a fisherman.

What's the gps say? Are we still
in the right direction?

Yeah, it's still straight.
Okay.

Okay, look around. It's got to
be around here somewhere.

Yeah, we're really close
to getting there.

Yep. I see it.

Go straight towards
that dredge.

Actually, we're drifting
right into it.

That is definitely
my hose.

I just hope
it's attached to my dredge.

Right here. I got it.

Holy cow.
Look at this thing, jas.

Oh, my god.
Is that the right one?

It's heavy.

I think there might be
a dragon attached.

I'm gonna get ready
to dive on this and
pull this thing up.

Okay, so we're
bringing this one in.

Yeah, I'm gonna
drop in the little dragon

And use it
to get the big dragon.

All right, I'm going in.

Jasmin: be careful.

Aah!

Lebaron:
holy shmoly. [Bleep]

I'm looking at
the pressure line

That goes
to my dredge right now.

Jasmin: the orange ones?
Oh, my god. I'm following.

This is incredible --
I'm following the pressure line

That goes to
the 8-inch dragon.

I just found it.
Whoo-hoo!

I found the dragon!

You found it?

It looks like
an ancient shipwreck.

It's half buried
in the sand.

But it's all here.
There's the hose.

The nozzle's actually
out of the sand a little bit.

This is incredible.

I just never thought that
I'd find this thing

And see this thing
after all that time had passed

And after looking for it.

But I'm gonna
start digging this thing up.

I'm gonna try to
float the thing out of the dirt.

We'll see how this goes.

I'll let you know
what's happening as I do it.

Okay,
I'll be up here watching.

There was plenty of air
in the bag.

It's gonna be coming up
right where the bubbles are.

Okay.

Ooh, I see it!
You see it?

Yeah!

That's so [bleep] awesome,
glen.

Lebaron:
this whole season's been
nothing but a struggle.

I just need to
end on a good note.

And it just feels awesome
to have found the dragon.

So excited!

Yeah!

Whoo!

Narrator: a gold-starved season
on the minnow

Has finally
broken the kelly boys.

If you're not making money,
you have to leave.

That's the reality
of life.

[ Knock on door ]

What's up?

Kris, looks like
you're packing up.

Yeah, steve. I'm just --
we're gonna quit.

You know, I don't have

The money to keep going on.

So you're gonna
get an airplane out of here?

No, I'm just gonna
go work on another boat.

What other boat?
I don't know yet, you know?

So you guys are gonna
leave the yurt,

You're gonna
go live in town somewhere,

And you quit the minnow.
yeah, that's correct.

You know, I can't afford
to feed myself anymore.

You know, and that's
the reality of it.

Yeah, so, you think
you're gonna get a richer boat

That's
actually on the gold?

I'm sure I'm gonna
do better than this operation.

I really am.

All right.

Okay, well, I --

You know,
I got other fish to fry,

So good luck with that.

Thanks for that. Yeah.

That went really good.

What dredge
will we work on?

I don't know. You know?

There's
a lot of dredges out there.

I should have just
stayed hidden in hawaii

And [bleep]
got my own little life.

I've just -- I've lost so much

And gained nothing here,
you know?

Kris is a whiner.

That's his m.o., You know?

If something is wrong,
instead of, like,

Doing something about it,
he whines.

Let's get the [bleep]
out of here, then.

They've been hard to control

And an impediment to my mining,
that's for sure.

The pain that they have
put me through as a family

Almost didn't make it worth it.

Kris: stay with steve,

You're not gonna [bleep]
make it anywhere, man.

The brutal kellys.

Narrator: a summer storm
rips through nome.

The wind's
taking the boat for a ride.

Narrator:
captain hank schimschat

Is already running for cover.

It came up just like that,
though.

It was flat and calm
this morning,

And within probably
an hour and a half,

A couple hours,
it turned pretty sour,

So probably best
we just head on in

And deal with our gold.

I think this trip was a success.

It kind of depends on
how much gold we got,

But I think we got the gold,
so I'm excited.

I'll be real excited
when we get in on that cleanup.

Narrator: nearby...

We got high west winds.
You can look at the flag.

It's standing straight out.

That's usually not good,
and the swells are building.

They're getting
bigger and bigger.

Narrator:
...captain shawn pomrenke

Is playing a game of chicken
with mother nature.

The crawlers are all offshore.

There's only one other dredge
out here with me.

I don't know how much longer
I'll be able to stay out here.

It's getting pretty bad.

It's getting nasty out here.

We're in good gold,
but I don't want to break

Thousands and thousands
of dollars worth

Of equipment, either,
so time to get back home.

Narrator:
while the christine rose
heads for the safety of port,

Down the coast...

Onboards are getting swamped.

Narrator:
...captain emily riedel
and the 42 foot eroica

Are fighting a losing battle.

All right, it's getting
really dicey out here.

I'm gonna pull kevin up.
We got to go, man.

It's just, given murphy's law --

[Bleep] been going wrong
on the dredge lately, you know?

For some reason,
we can't float the hose,

We can't pull out quickly,
and it gets worse than this,

Then the boat
could be in danger,

So it's time to pull kev up.

Are you still
seeing some gold?

It's getting pretty bad
up here.

Jupina: yeah?

Yeah. I think
it's time to pull up.

Looking pretty gnarly
out there.

There's really no current.

I mean, it's very minimal.

[ Laughing ]
yeah, I do think.

Our onboards
are getting swamped right now.

Narrator: diver kevin jupina
is on the first real gold

He's seen all season.

For him,
the risk is worth the reward.

No! Not
a couple more minutes!

It's time to [bleep]
pull out [bleep]

But for emily,
no amount of money

Is worth risking a life.

[ Laughing ] all right?

Damn it. All right,
all right, all right,
all right, all right.

All right.
I guess I'm coming up, then.

All right.

You all right?
Yeah.

I just wanted to stay down there
longer. That's all.

I put gold in the box.
I'd like to put more.

You know, more hours
is the only way we can do it.

I'm [bleep] cold,
people are tired,

And the weather is volatile --
it's unpredictable.

I have goals
for the end of the season,

But...there is a certain risk

That I'm not willing to take
at this point.

Jupina: we had a goal set.

You always want to push it
until you have to get out

Because, obviously,

More time in the water,
more gold in your pocket.

Narrator: back in town...

Steve p.:
No. [Bleep] you.

Get off the dredge.

...steve riedel hasn't
made dredge payments for months.

Now the repo man
has come to collect.

All right.

But the captain isn't
going down without a fight.

Steve tries to
remove the trailer hitch.

Steve r.: Hey.
Don't you [bleep] touch me!

Don't you
[bleep] touch me!

Don't you touch me!
Come on.

You hit me first, dude.
There's camera evidence
right there. [Bleep]

Getting steve
to hand over the dredge

Is clearly going to
require some extra muscle.

You all right?
Yeah, I'm fine.

This just ain't his trailer,
man. I'm sorry.

It ain't his trailer.

Don't take that trailer.

'Cause I will call 911.

I will chase you down.

Yeah.

[ Siren chirps ]

Liar. You're a liar.

It takes two repo men
and a police officer...

...but steve
finally surrenders the minnow.

I'm out of here.
Okay. Thank you, sir.

I think the minnow was stolen,
not repossessed.

Man, it it, like,
so weird having the police

Help someone steal your boat.

Whoa.

Narrator: as the final days

Of the summer gold-mining season
tick down,

The fleet
counts its wins and its losses.

Well, things aren't so good
in steve's world.

I'm crewless, friendless.

steve's world's empty.

Man, I don't know
how bad it can get,

But it can't get
much worse than this.

I got to get another boat,
though.

Got to get another boat.

Narrator: while steve riedel
eats humble pie,

At the pomrenke compound,

Shawn is serving up
another payday.

Golden pancake, anybody?

Narrator:
the captain is looking to extend

A five-week hot streak.

See what we got here.

Liking what I'm seeing.



Hell, yeah! Whoo!

Narrator:
shawn was forced in by weather,

But still,
he hauls in another 67 grand --

Pure profit
for the family business.

I got a lot of gold, so I
started calling myself mr. Gold.

I get out there and bust my...
I can make

A hell of a lot of money
in a short period of time.

We're doing damn good.

Narrator: over in the harbor,
shawn's competition

Is still looking to
turn his season around.

We got us some gold.

We've been working hard,

About 12-, 13-hour days.

So hopefully, we got
at least 40 ounces of gold.

Narrator:
captain hank schimschat
has $600,000 invested,

And so far this season,
he's only dug up 43 grand.

Schimschat: she's cooking.

It's done steaming.



Narrator:


For the rookie captain,
it's his first big score.

Schimschat: yeah,
time for time, pound for pound,

We kept right up with them.

I'm pretty proud of myself.

We did
just as good as they did.

We need to go get


Back in town...

Jupina:
♪ color, color, color, color ♪

...captain emily riedel
and her crew

Are looking to improve on
last week's 25-ounce cleanout.

I think we're gonna
do better than the last,

To be quite honest
with you.

If they get
another 25 ounces today,

They'll have doubled
what she got with her old crew.

Mann: look at that!
Look at that!

Look at that!

Emily:
that's looking pretty sexy.

Let's see the second one.

Oh, yeah.

That's the money shot.
Ohh.

Man: this is cooked.

We're getting closer.

I want to end the season
passing 100 ounces,

And we should hit 70.

We should be past 70
after this cleanup.

Emily: all right,
dude, let's weigh this,
find out what we got.

Good cleanup,
good cleanout.

Man: oh, she's
a-filling up there, t-bone.

Both: [ chanting ]
ounce! Ounce! Ounce!

What up?

Whoo!



[ Drumming ]
...24.10.

Yeah, babe.

We passed 70 ounces
for the eroica!

All right.
Whoo! Yeah!

Give it up!

Narrator: 24 ounces of gold
comes to $31,000.

Yes! Ha-ha!

All you doubting [bleep]
out there,





Narrator:
back in the harbor...

Word of hank's big cleanup

Has already
spread around the fleet.

Shawn:
how's it going, hank?

Schimschat:
hey, how you guys doing?

Well, we heard
you had a good cleanup.

It wasn't too bad.

Or is that just a rumor?

I got 50 ounces.


That's not bad.

The pomrenkes have probably


Of mining experience,

And they're definitely
a little c*ck.

But I dug the same amount
of gold that they did,

And I think that
I can do probably just as good

In getting the gold
that they can get.

I heard
how much you guys got.

You know
what would be kind of fun?

Do a little competition.

I'm always
up for a competition.

I mean, just for fun,
you know?

What are you thinking?

I was thinking
maybe like --

How about
an ounce of gold, maybe?

I'll do
an ounce of gold.

Bet's on. I think
a little competition
will be healthy.

And I wish you
the best of luck

'Cause
you might need it.

[ Laughter ]
good luck.

Yeah.
All right.

I'm gonna kick his...

Narrator: shawn is the
gold count's 800-pound gorilla,

But next week,
hank will jump into the ring

And fight the beast.

Emily:
the entire harbor is frozen,

And it's hour-by-hour
at this point.

We need to get our 1,000 ounces

And get the hell out of here.

Let's get this competition
rolling here!

Time to get your...kicked,
hank.

Schimschat:
we're in the gold, baby!

Hoo-hoo-hoo!

Honey hole of the year.

Oh!

Find one thing that you love.

Go out and do it.