19x12 - Tradition of Superstition

[bunniefuu]

[man] Comin' up.

All right. Let's roll!

[Jake] Hey, Bob, you got me?

[Bob on comms] Hey, Jake.
You got me here?

How's fishin' goin'?

Oh, you know.

It's going.

Excited to be
doing this on my own.

It's pretty crazy
to think about.

Managed to buy pots
and pull 'em out of my a*s

and dumped a bunch of money
and rig 'em up

and actually make
this season happen.

Yeah. Well, I just want you
to know before I go

how proud of you I am.

I appreciate that, Jake.

And, again, I'm really,
really [bleep] proud of you.

Take care, and happy fishin'.

My Dad never intended
for me to work on boats.

So, it wasn't until
he passed away

that I decided to do it.

There you go. Let's drop
some gear and fish some crab.

Whoo!

[Bob over PA]
Let 'er rip.

[man] Get 'er, boys! Whoo!

I'm getting butterflies.
I'm so excited.

Aah!

[narrator] 180 miles
northwest of Dutch Harbor...

[man] Whoo-hoo!

Buddy! Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

That's a lot of crab.

Aboard the Wizard...

Whoo!

They're nice-looking crab,
I'll tell ya what.

Those are all really good crab.

[grunting]

[man] 58.5-8.

Come on, man.
Keep the 50s comin'.

We need 'em. We need 'em.

Money on the table!

I got OJ back on here.

Yeah, boy!

Whoo!

My crew's in great shape.

Morale's back
where it should be.

[all cheering]

Good deal.

[over PA] Yeah,
that's gonna be the last one.

Whoa!

[narrator]
Captain Keith Colburn hauls
and sets back all 200 pots,

his sights set on
a half-million dollars' worth
of bairdi crab...

Oh, yeah, look at all of it.

Let's go!

[narrator]
and has scheduled off-load
in just five days' time.

Five-two!

Sweet! Good job.

Roger, copy!

[Keith] We're going to
our furthest-west gear.

We'll have enough time
to get a little bit of food
in the guys.

Those crab are
in the neighborhood.

We gotta kind of stay
on top of it.

[phone ringing]

Hello, Bri.

How's it going?
Thanks for the callback.

Hey. Um... good.

Yeah, I do.

Uh, the cabinets are...

I'm pretty positive
I paid the guy $9,000.

They're purchased.

[deckhand yelling]

[Bri] ...in the white.

- Smoke in the engine room?
- Yeah.

Bri, I gotta call you
right back.

Get up the guys.

I gotta go.

Get out of the way!
Get out of the way!

[man] Through there.

[man 2] I got someone
right here.

[Keith] Look at the screen.

If you see me give you
a thumbs-up like this,

hit the general alarm, okay?

Okay.

[coughing]

[retching]

All right.

[panting]

[coughing]

Cody.

[grunts]

Go ahead and throw some
clothes on, but real quick.

[coughing]

That smoke is [bleep] toxic.

Grab that air pack
outside the window, okay?

[spits]

Well, we gotta get Roger
out of that space

and we need the space vented.

All right.

I've got the crew on it
right now.

Roger's gotta get switched over.

We definitely have
a burnt-up air clutch.

It's nasty down there.

It's a brake
and it engages on a drum.

And if loses the vacuum,

it'll sit there
and spin and slip

and it's just
a burning brake drum.

That's what it is, and that's
why that smoke is so toxic.

Roger, right now,
is bringing out a hose,

put water on that clutch
to cool it off.

That could've been
a major fire on this boat.

We've got some gear to haul
here about 16 miles

and that engine is
out of commission right now.

We're on one engine.

So I need to find somebody

that has a spare clutch
out here somewhere.

[bleep]

Oh, God, that stuff's nasty.

[coughing]

[narrator] 20 miles south...

[Johnathan] We made it up
to Pribilof Islands.

We'll get to know
the canyon real quick.

[narrator]
on the Time Bandit...

We just need to gobble up
whatever we can

and get our piece of the pie.

Whoa!

[narrator]
Captain Johnathan looks to
a 14-mile trench

southeast of St. George Island

to claim his portion

of the $2 million
golden king crab fishery.

[Johnathan over PA] Coming up
on our first spot here.

- [man] Yeah! Come on!
- [man 2] Give 'er, man.

So, we're out here in, uh,
about 245 fathoms.

This canyon is 5 miles wide.

Come on, Neil. Let's see
some [bleep] big mounds.

Oh, yeah. Crossbars!

You dirty crossbar cross where

I would [bleep] my pants.

Literally.

[man] Whoa, baby!

[Johnathan over PA]
No! What is this?

Ooh. Ay-ay-ay!

[man over comms]
No table.

[Johnathan]
All right, pot number 2.

In 200 fathoms.

Let's see what this one's got.

Got some crab legs or not?

[man] Come on, baby!

Give us some love!

There's a couple.

[man 2] Whoo! Lord!

There's crab legs.

Crab legs, crab legs, crab legs.

A few more crabs!

A couple more.

I can smell 'em.
They're out here.

[man] They're getting
better and better.

[Johnathan] Come on, baby.

[man on comms]
Come to Papa!

Oh, yeah!

Okay, here they come.

Yay!

That's more like it, baby!

[Johnathan] These crab are
movin' up the hill.

And the way they're movin',

unless I have somethin'
that'll slow 'em down,

I just don't have enough gear
to keep catchin' 'em

before they
run out of the canyon.

I can't stop 'em enough but,
I'll try to make it work.

- [man] Hey!
- [man 2] Yeah, man!

[man 3] Teamwork, brother.

[phone ringing]

[Johnathan] Time Bandit.

Oh, Wizard, Wizard,
is this Hillstrand?

Hey what's up man?

I see you above me

about 20 miles
above the canyon here.

[Keith] Yeah, we've worked
our way all over the place.

Uh, and then this morning,
we burned up an air clutch.

That brake was fried down
to just charcoal briquettes.

Do you use air clutches
over there?

Yeah, we use air clutches.
We've...

I got one on the inside,
so I think we got a spare.

I would really appreciate it, John.

If you could afford
to give me one,

we're not really
too far from ya.

[Johnathan]
Yeah, I'll tell ya what, if...

I'm chasin' these crab
and they're runnin' shallow.

And set 'em right above me
at 130 fathoms,

bait the hell of 'em...

And then I can transfer
your clutch,

and all that stuff for you,

since your boat will
be right here.

Like, a day and a half.

That'll give me another
pick on these things.

You know what, I... I...

I'm gonna make it happen, John.

I'll get a little more soak
time on the rest of my gear.

And I've got over 200 pots.

So, you know, I can set 'em
there and, who knows,

maybe I'll find some bairdi
while we're there as well.

[chuckles]

It's gonna work, man.

- All right! Talk to you soon.
- Thank you. Ooh.

We're Beaver 1 and Beaver 2.

Beaver... Now we're a beaver.

No. Beaver 1 and Beaver...

I should have never
said "dam."

I should have never used
the word "dam."

Here we... Here we go.

[laughing] Here we go.

All right.
I'll talk to you soon.

Johnathan comes up with some
of the most harebrained ideas

but I just need
a new air clutch.

[narrator]


[Rick over comms]
Hey, guys. You about ready
to rock and roll?

We're just about here.

Roger!

On the Aleutian Lady.

[Rick] I didn't make
any money last fall.

And me and my brothers still
need to buy this damn boat.

But I like the pressure.

I'm excited.

We are gonna k*ll the cod.

[narrator] One week after
the start of the
winter great cod derby,

Captain Rick Shelford sets
his first 40-pot string

on the hunt for his share

of the 12 million pound
total allowable catch.

[Rick] I wanna get
over 1 million pounds.

I think we have a good crew.

Brought on a couple new guys.

Jacob, he was with Keith
last fall.

Said he had a bit of
an attitude.

But he's got drive.

And I think it's worth
giving him a shot.

[Jacob] I'm really hoping
it doesn't end like
the last boat I was on.

It doesn't seem like Rick is
anything like Keith Colburn.

But one thing is for sure...

everybody changes on the water,

captains and greenhorns alike.

That's fishing.

So I'm gonna show him
through blood, sweat and tears

that I got it and I can do it.

All right, guys, let's set.
Here we go.

Okay, Rick.

Here it goes.
First pot, baby!

[Rick] I got Jacob on hydros.

He's gonna have to prove to me

that he does know
what he says he knows.

[Jacob] All right, baby.
Let's go! Let's go!

[man] Watch yourself!

So, we're gonna focus
all of our gear

on north side of Unimak Pass.

This area has a lot of cod fish

flowing at every tide,
moving in and out.

So if I spread my gear out,

and I cover this whole
array of depths,

I should get a good feeling of
what's going on in this area.

So I'm hoping
it's gonna run smooth,

it's gonna go good.

Kurt!

So, I'm kind of just trying
to see the average workflow.

And then I'll start changing,
like, with my own little
herbs and spices.

To help efficiency.

Hey!

Oh, that sucked.

Come on, guys.

I got Jacob on hydros.

Watch the rail!

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

The valves aren't always in
the same spot as every boat,

and it takes time to learn
what's what.

[Jacob] Next pot coming up.

So I'm hoping he'll catch on
and do it pretty smooth.

[man] Going over!

[Rick] He better be able
to back up his talk.

[man] Okay, watch out.
Watch your a*s.

Go!

Hold!

[men clamoring]

- [man] Whoa!
- [Rick] Son of a b*tch!

[man] Okay, watch out.
Watch your a*s.

Go!

Hold!

[men clamoring]

Whoa! What the hell, man?

What the [bleep]?

[over PA] Come, guys!

We gotta be careful, man.
We don't wanna hurt anybody.

Damn!

Sorry.

[man] Go.

Hold.

Are you okay, Noah?

Just a little...

just a little scared.

I don't know if he thought he
was grabbin' the launcher up.

You don't need
the wire up that far

that close to the next pot.

I'm sorry, man.

Hey, Noah.

Yeah. Roger.

[Rick] He's really gotta
be paying attention, man.

He' gotta learn from this.

- Sorry.
- That freaked me out.

I freaked out myself.

[Rick] I'm hoping it's just
being on a new boat.

But we're gonna have to see.

We have a derby going.

[narrator]


All right, guys,
get ready to dump 'em, okay?

We gotta keep that sphere
nice and tight.

Aboard the Wizard.

[Keith] We're gonna do
something marginally insane,

which is building a beaver dam
with John Hillstrand.

I'm doing this to help John
a little bit,

but to get that air clutch
a lot.

[over PA] All righty, guys.
Throw it over.

[man over comms] Roger.

All right,
let's do this, Johnathan.

[narrator] The plan...

Keith sets a wall of
heavily-baited pots

at the mouth of the canyon,

blocking the migrating
school's escape route,

giving Captain Johnathan
time to attack

a target-rich environment.

And, hopefully,
a damn good haul.

[man] Got some, baby! Whoo!

Clear!

I don't know if
this is a good idea.

I've worked with John
a number of times

and we've had issues
in the past.

Don't [bleep]
talk down on me for that!

[bleep]

Yeah, where's my prospect pots?

The next string that we have

looks like a reproductive organ.

[men laughing over radio]

Man.

[man] Going over!

[Keith] The last time
I worked with him,

he took my gear and set it
all over the universe.

But we need the clutch.

[phone ringing]

[Johnathan] Beaver 1.

Beaver 1, Beaver 2.

Come back.

[laughs]

Yeah, busy beaver here.
How you doin' John?

Hey, doin' good, man. Uh...

I'm on my way,
so dam that [bleep] up for me.

The dam I'm building is 22 pots.

Three bags, two jugs
and eight fish

in every single pot.

If they don't come to my gear,
then they're not hungry.

It's about 130 fathoms.

That is perfect.

That is perfect!

They'll pile up down there
for ya. Don't worry.

Oh, yeah. That makes
damn good sense, Beaver 1.

Beaver 2, damn good sense.

[laughing]

Okay, buddy.

We got the electric clutch.

I got it in a black pelican case

and I got some buoys.

I got a red buoy.
I think that'll float it.

Buoy's going over at 11.32
and 33.70.

- Copy?
- Okay, I gotcha.

We'll be in touch, John.

We're out.

One problem solved. John's got
an air clutch for us.

That's a [bleep] good guy.

That's a good guy, that guy.

Okay, guys. Let's deliver
the clutch for Keith.

Going over!

[Keith over PA] Go ahead
for the mail delivery.

Through rain, through sleet,
through sand,

we deliver the mail.

- Whoo!
- Wet style!

[chuckles]

Busy beaver.

[narrator] 620 miles east...

[Bob] Okay, I didn't
show you my super-cool jacket.

On the Victory.

[Bob] '80s jacket.

I think this was my mom's.

[imitates bass guitar]

Isn't it sweet?

I think this was my mom,

but my dad used to wear
stuff like this, too.

[Bob] It makes me feel
like he's watching over me.

[knocking]

Knock on wood.

We're about to pick a string
that we set yesterday.

Let's see what's in it.

Everybody's excited.

[Bob] We gotta catch
at least 30,000 pounds.

[man] Get 'er, boys! Whoo!

[Bob] Isn't this exciting?

First time my brand-new line
is getting used.

Oh, yeah! Whoo!

Yeah, baby.

Holy dog [bleep]!

[man] Oh!

[Bob] [bleep] yeah, bud!

That's [bleep] awesome.

Yeah, buddy!

We'll see
what it comes out to be.

I see a lot of legals in there.

There's some barely legals,
of course.

There always is.

But, uh, that is really awesome.

Yes!

Goin' over!

Whoo!

Hmm.

Really?

Whole [bleep] ocean,

everyone's gotta
be right [bleep] here.

[narrator] On the Victory...

[Bob] Everybody's on the move.

There's like three, four boats
right off my starboard.

Not lookin' too good.

Did not look too good.

Nine! 0-9.

[Bob] There a lot of gear
out here.

[man] No good.

Garbage. We gotta go.
We gotta move.

[Bob] This was just
bound to happen.

Uh, let's just... Ooh, jumper.

What the heck was that?

Look. There's something
jumping out there.

Jumpers off the starboard bow.

Oh, it's a pod of porpoises.

[producer] Let me see.

[Bob] Look at all of...
Look at 'em all! Oh, my God!

I think this is trying to
tell me something.

We just pulled a pot right here.

It's pretty deep,
but maybe not deep enough.

Obviously, the deeper you go,
the colder it's gonna be.

And they're trying to tell me
that there's crab there.

And so I think I'm gonna
snake one string

right along this edge here,
in the deepest part.

There's a lot of water
flowing through here,

so they probably get
a lot of feed.

At least I can spot my buoys
out from everybody else's.

And it's not cluttered
with anybody else's [bleep].

I think we're getting
a good omen, guys.

Should we set here?

[Bob over PA] Let 'er rip.

[man] Roger!

Goin' over.

[Bob] Someone somewhere
is wishin' me luck.

[narrator] 620 miles west...

on the Time Bandit.

[Johnathan] Here we go.

I got the beaver dam drawn.
See, here it is.

And I got where
I'm gonna set my gear

and suck them crab right up.

[narrator] With Keith's
heavily-baited steel pots

blocking the canyon,

Johnathan prepares to
gnaw off his piece

of the golden king crab quota.

[man] Oh!

[Johnathan]
It's gonna be genius.

If it works!

It could possibly...
It just might work.

[over PA] Okay, guys.
Dump this one over.

- Roger!
- Whoo!

Big boys!

[all laughing]

Whoo!

Oh, we're settin'
in the money hole.

I'm gonna definitely
owe Keith one.

That's for damn sure.

[narrator]
Just 6 miles southwest...

Mail call!

All right, here's our clutch.

Let's get this thing on board.

[man] Roger!

Okay, right on.
Go ahead and bring it in, Rog.

We're gonna get this fixed.

We've got a lot of
crab to catch.

If I can't make any money,
I can't pay my bills.

Right on. How'd our
mail buoy do for us?

It's just got some twine here.
I think I got it.

Okay. Right on.

This doesn't look like
the right size.

[exhales]

Right here. 10CB300, right?

Nope. They sent the, uh,


This is the 8-inch.

Smaller PTO.

Are you [bleep] kidding me?

No.

No, you can't make this
a 10-inch.

We just got burned.

Yeah.

[Keith] We're heading
back to town, okay?

Yup.

[line ringing]

[automated message]
The person you are calling
is not available to...

Straight to voicemail.

"Build a dam."

I'll tell ya what.

Eager beaver
just got the best of us.

[narrator]


on the Aleutian Lady.

Unimak Pass, hell yeah, baby.

We ready to rock?

Whoo! [grunting]
Let's do this!

There is a lot
of cod traffic in it

all day long.

With every tide, they move in,

they move out.

It has potential to be amazing.

And we're about to find out.

I'm ready to haul some gear.

All right, guys, here we go.

We really need there to be
cod in these pots.

First pot's comin' up.

[men cheering]

[man] We got fish!

[man 2] Yeah!

[Rick over PA]
That's a good start!

That's a start we like.

That is big cod, too.

We got big cod, medium cod.

Big, big fish.

That's a good first pot, man.

[man] Whoo-hoo!

[man 2] Yeah!

That is good.
That is so good to see.

That means them big cod
are down in this heavy current

down in the pass.

Good numbers,
nice big clean fish.

These are nice-looking pots.

Ah, they're [bleep] big!

- [Noah] 30?
- 3-0.

- Thirty. 3-0.
- Whoo!

Ah, yeah!
We're catching some cod.

Whoo!

Heavy tide, good bottom...

hell of a lot of cod.

[machine stops]

Jake!

Pick that one up.

You want me to spit it outside?

[Jacob] The picking boom
isn't going anywhere.

It's not going anywhere?

It's not going up or down.

[Rick over PA] What's up?

The picking boom line
is stuck in the housing.

I'm trying. It's not moving.

Okay. If it won't come down,
let's take the aft crane,

hook it up on the top,
more above the crossbar.

- Hey, hey, hey! No, no, no!
- What? What?

Just right there! No! No!
Don't! Stop!

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

[Rick] Hook it up
above the crossbar.

- Hey, hey, hey! No, no, no!
- What? It's fine, dude.

No, just right there.
No! Don't! [bleep] stop!

- The bar right there.
- Okay.

I don't want you hanging
on a pot

that's hanging over
the side of the boat.

That is dangerous.

Okay, can you get
the aft crane up by it

and try to just come straight up

and get slack
on the picking hook?

Okay.

[Rick] There we go. Okay.
Good. Put it down.

All right. So, we're gonna
have to pry this [bleep] out.

[bleep], I can't even feel
my hands without any gloves.

All right.

- [Noah] No.
- Could we actually put
the hook line in that?

Pardon?

Can we put the hook line in that

if we put a pot tie through?

If we just...

If we just splice
the pot tie through

and did the little eye
and just kind of...

[makes squeaking noise]

lift up on it?

It's... possible.

Yeah, no, that's fine.
But just be careful.

- All right. All right.
That's what we'll do.
- Yup. All right.

[Noah]
Pull up the crane to it.

Okay.

- Okay, let's try it.
- [Jacob] Comin' up!

[Noah] Man, I think we should
just use the [bleep] crane
to haul gear

and take the [bleep] in.

Like, this is silly.

It's gonna be slow,
[bleep] bringing pots up...

[Jacob] There it is!

[man] [bleep] yeah!

[man 2] Make it straight.

- Okay.
- I'm goin' down.

Yeah!

[Jacob] Whoo! There we go!

We have successfully got the
line out of the winch housing.

Now we're just feeding it
back through

so we can continue operation.

[Noah] Good job, man.

All right.

[narrator]


Comin' at you, laser beam.

Porpoise string.

What is going to happen?
Nobody knows.

They rode with the boat
for a little bit

and I said, "Maybe
they're trying to tell us

that there's
some crab down here."

Maybe it's a sign.

I don't know.
We're about to find out.

We threw them off, just in hope

that all the porpoises
knew where the crab were.

Oh, here she comes.

[man yelling]
Show me the money! Yeah!

Show me the money!

[man 2] Oh, yeah!

I told you the porpoises were
trying to tell me something.

Well, it worked.
Good job, Boss.

- [man 2] Good job, Boss.
- Thank you, Blair.

You guys are getting
paid for this?

I am. I don't know what
you guys get.

I didn't actually think
that was gonna pay off.

[laughing]

I just thought it would
be fun. I don't know.

Maybe something cool
will happen.

Something cool did happen.

[man] Makin' money!

Whoo!

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Nice.

[man] Whoo!

Yeah, baby!

[Bob] And the next pot...

has got crab in it.

- [man laughing]
- [man 2] Yeah!

Let's go!

[humming]

[Bob] Someone wants me
to make money.

At this rate, it's gonna be
a $30,000 day.

Porpoise string produced.

Oh, for porpoises!

I think I have some
guardian angels somewhere
watching over me,

and they sent some porpoises
for good luck.

- [man] Oh, yeah!
- Hell yeah!

[Bob]
Probably Michael Jackson.

[chuckles]

[narrator] 620 miles west...

[Johnathan] Okay, guys,
we're hauling the dam string.

[man over comms]
Here we go, man.

[Johnathan] Shake and bake,
baby. Shake and bake.

[narrator]
on the Time Bandit.

Whoo-hoo!

Okay. Let the games begin.

[narrator]
Captain Johnathan readies
to haul his 40-pot string

and learn just how much crab
his crab trap traps.

[Johnathan] Come on.

Let's see
what the first one has.

- [man] Come on, baby!
- [man 2] Come on, big boy!

Come to Papa!

[man over comms] Come on,
baby. Give us some love!

[Jacob speaking]

Let's go first one to 50.

[man] All right.
You guys ready?

[Jacob] Yup.

Go!

[narrator]
A new crew mate's guide
to making friends on deck.

Step one,
assert physical dominance.

I'm at 44, baby.

What's wrong with you?

Step two, rub it in.

[Jacob] Oh!

- [laughing]
- Undefeated. I got the belt.

What's up?

[man] You know what, I just
didn't wanna tire out my arms

'cause I know we were gonna go
through a long night, so...

Oh, he's worried about
his longevity.

That's why he chose to lose.

- [all laughing]
- You hear this?

[narrator] Ah, narcissism,

the only sure way into
anyone's heart.

[narrator]
On the Time Bandit...

Come on, baby!

Let's see
what the first one has.

There's crab legs.

[man over comms]
Yeah! Whoo!

[men exclaiming]

[man] That's more like it, baby!

Unbelievable!

- More!
- There we go. Whoo!

Yeah, baby!

That's beautiful big crab.
My God.

Yeah, baby!

Whoo! Big load.

Twenty-four, baby! Yeah!

Twenty-four crab, dude!
Whoo!

We're on a big run
or something.
Knock on wood.

I don't wanna jinx the boat.

[all cheering]

Wow! Whoo!

That's serious crab.
That's for damn sure.

We had a hunch
they were coming this way.

And this shows
they were coming this way.

And Keith stopped 'em
with that bait.

Forty-nine!

[Johnathan over PA]
Forty-nine?

[all cheering]

That dam string's workin'.

We're gonna get rich, baby.

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

Be still my beating heart.

Come on!

[all cheering]

Oh, no way! No way!

Dude!

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
No way!

Whoa.

[laughing]

My hair's standing on my neck.

[men chattering excitedly]

[Johnathan over PA]
Fifty-two.

- [all cheering]
- Fifty-two!

Whoo!

Unbelievable.

[line ringing]

[phone ringing]

[Keith] Hello, Wizard here.

This is the best damn crabbin'
I've seen all season, Keith.

[all cheering]

I mean, look at that pot!
Unbelievable.

Unbelievable, Keith.

It's the best fishing I've
ever seen in the canyon ever.

How'd that clutch work out?

Uh, you sent me
the wrong clutch.

Oh, no!

[laughing] Oh, man!
Sorry, buddy.

I build a beaver dam for you...

[all cheering]

and then...

You totally got the piano...
The grand piano on the head.

But this has sure
paid off, man. Thank you.

Thank you. I hope I didn't
put you back too far.

We'll be in touch, John.

Go clean up that pile of crab
I got chummed in for you, okay?

Once in a while, we butt heads.

And most of the time,
we get along.

But, once in a while,
me and Keith...

[making crashing sounds]

Well, if nothing else, John
always keeps me entertained.

Turned out we gave him
the wrong clutch.

[laughing]

He did all that
all for the wrong clutch.

[narrator]


Oh, yeah!

Boom.

[laughs] That's the start
of it. We like that.

I'm hoping we'll continue
to get good counts

because we've had
way too many issues.

[Jacob] I'm really liking
this boat, this crew,
this captain.

Every boat is different.

[Rick] I hadn't ever worked
with Jacob.

Didn't know if
he would work out,

if Keith is full of crap

or if Jacob is
a natural good deckhand.

[Jacob] Wire up, wire up.

Keep wiring it up, okay?
And I'll back it out, too.

Nice.

[Rick] I think he will
come around fine,

learn our deck and the program

and help out a lot.

[Noah] It's definitely pretty different
than the last boat I was on, too.

It takes a while
to get the hang of it,

- get a feel for it.
- [Jacob] Yeah.

But you'll get it though.

Roger. Thanks for letting me
give this a try, DB.

I believe in second chances,
you know.

[Rick] There's gonna be
learning curves.

There's gonna be
a lot of trial and error.

But...

I think we're
in really good shape.

I wish my girlfriend
believed in second chances.