20x14 - Anchors Away

[bunniefuu]

[woman on comms speaking]

[Sig] Winds are coming up.
Bering Sea is getting cold.

We need to hurry up
and get to this dock.

[Jake]
You see this Arctic low.

It's right there.

There's a storm coming.

I need to get the crab.
I need to get to town,

or I'm gonna get stuck in it.

[Rick]
We're gonna start icing up,

and I really need my gear
on some good fishing

before that happens.

[Keith on PA system]
All right, guys.
One more.

Secure everything tight
for the ride in.

[deckhand] Roger.

[Keith] Just like
in the old Derby days, man.
It's a race to the dock.

Unfortunately, we are the boat
that's closest to town
right now.

[Jake] I'm trying to race
the coldest storm of the year,

and everybody else.

[sighs]

I don't like January.

-[Ty groaning]
-[Rick] You ready?

Quick. [bleep]!

I'm a thoroughbred, baby.

[all exclaiming]

No, no, no, no!

[Jake shouting]

Is Chino there?

[man on comms speaking]

[narrator] Fifty miles
below the approaching
low pressure system...

[all exclaiming]

[deckhand 2] Pull up! Pull up!

What have we got?
What have we got?

-[deckhand 3]
Well, that's not good.
-[deckhand 4] Not good.

That's not what
we wanted for our pick.

[narrator]
Aboard the Northwestern...

[Sig speaking]

Got plenty of soap.

Any holes in that pot?

[man on comms speaking]

[Sig] Well, we're on the last
string of our bairdi season.

And the weather
out that window right now
is not going to last long.

So...

We need to make the best
of our time while we can.

[deckhand 5] Come on, crab!

Let's get some bairdi!

Oh, no!

[Sig] You know,
a lot of times with bairdi,

it's just like you're fishing
these little postage stamps.

And, uh, the crab are there,

and you know they're there.

You just got to, you know,
sometimes thread that needle

and be, you know...
It's just...

It's a difference
of a boat length or two.

They didn't crawl in
for whatever reason,
but they are down there.

If I had a dragnet,

I'd drag right through there
and prove it.

I should just drag
a pot down there.

Clark, do you want to come up
for a sec?

Yeah.

[Sig] I was thinking...

You get a pot and then, uh,

you put the bridle
on the... On the door side,
you know?

Open the door
and then you drag it.

Okay. Oh, you want...
Okay. Drag pot.

[Sig] Maybe put like a...
Like, a tickle chain in
the front or something

to kind of
get 'em out of the mud,

lift 'em up a little bit,
you know?

-Okay. Yeah.
-You see what I mean?

[Sig] You know,
I've seen this type
of scenario play out before.

[narrator]
With a 200-mile wide storm
on track for his location,

Captain Sig Hansen taps
his 43 years' experience,

betting there
are bountiful crab

between his barren pots,

employing a makeshift
trawl net

to leave no gap in his search

or the cannery's
delivery schedule.

[Sig] Hammer it.

[hammering]

[Clark] Oh, yeah.

They ain't going nowhere.

[deckhand 5]
Staying in the front.

Just tie the [bleep]
out of it.

[deckhand 6] They're all good.

[Sig] It's not a...
a very accurate method
by any means.

Okay, guys,
let her go when you're ready.

-Going over. Be careful!
-Okay.

[Sig] When the pot
hits the bottom,

I don't want
to be going too fast.

I don't want to snap it off.

So I've got to be careful.

It's not like
I do this all the time.
[laughing]

-[rope thuds]
-Whoa!

[deckhand 5 and deckhand 6]
Now they're towing on it.

[deckhand 6] Yeah, buddy.

[Sig on PA system] Well,
that's three-quarter mile
right there.

Fold it up, guys.

[Clark] Yeah, roger.

[Sig] Come on, baby.

[Clark] Moment of truth.

Oh, no!

[Sig] Oh, God.

Come on, man.

-[deckhand 6] Not too sexy.
-[Sig exhales]

[Sig speaking]

[Clark] Roger!

[Sig] All right. Ready to go.

[Clark] Going over.

[deckhand 5] Let's go. Whoo!

We want
just a sign of life, man.

[metal clanks]

[deckhand exclaiming]

[Sig] Oh, boy.

All right. Let's, uh...

give it a whirl.
See what happens.

[deckhand 5] Let's go!

It doesn't have to be big.
Just not empty.

[Clark] Coming up.

What do we got?

Full of stuff!

Got a few!

-[Sig] Caught some?
-Yeah.

[Sig laughing]

There we go.

What? I never thought
it would be crab.

[deckhand 5]
You wouldn't think so.

It shows that there's crab
down there at the bottom.

-[Clark] Yeah, you did!
-[Sig] Yeah!

[laughing]

That means
we're on a good trail.
We're sniffing them out.

Now we can just lay some out
right here.

[Sig] We're going to start
picking them up
and moving them.

Right through there.

Put them in tight and...

and try to get a final pick
out of this place.

Yeah, you can't know
until you try something.

[Clark] Goin' over!

[deckhand 6] Yeah, buddy!

Whoo!

[narrator]
Seventy-six miles northwest...

[all exclaiming]

...on the southern edge
of the storm.

[Jake]
Trying to race time, weather.

It's another
Super El Nino storm.

Fifteen-foot plus seas,

heavy-duty spray,

which is gonna
stick to the boat.

So I need
to get these pots off

as fast as we can.

[deckhand 7] Whoa!

[narrator]
Aboard the Titan Explorer...

We're back down here
at the snowman,

and there was some life
right here.

So I've got 70 pods on,

and we're gonna be picking up

pretty much everything
and slamming it in here.

Yeah.

[groans] Hang on tight.
Hang on tight.

Gotta keep the roll down.

Which means you've got to try
to run kind of fast,

which is dangerous.

It's faster right now.
It's going faster.

It's sort of like,
maybe, like, eight knots.

That's fast.

[narrator] Risking a collision
with a 20-foot wave
on the bow,

Captain Jake Anderson sets
at twice his normal speed,

wagering the extra spray
on deck

is worth the extra stability

and a quick exit
from the grounds

ahead of the building storm.

-[Jake] Yeah!
-[deckhand 7] Whoo!

[Jake laughing]

All right, guys. [sighs]
Let's get ready to set.

Chino's on the stack.

Hey, be careful.
Put Chino on the stack.

[Chino] Yeah, it is a little
sketchy for me, but...

with... with
the environment like this,

so the pots are all slippery
and iced up.

[Jake] We gotta set.

Go!

Go unload.

[deckhand 7] Whoo!

[exhales]

Jeez, oh, jeez, oh, jeez.

Coming up on some heat, baby!

Watch for it! Watch for it!
Watch for it!

[all shouting]

Watch out, watch out!

[bleep]

God.

That's not a very good stack.

[bleep]

-[objects clattering]
-Damn.

[Felipe speaking]

[tense music playing]

Where is he?

[Felipe whistles and shouts]

Where's Chino?

Chino!

Is Chino there?

[Felipe speaking]

[narrator]
On the Titan Explorer...

[Felipe] Chino!

Is Chino there?

[Felipe speaking]

[Jake]
I don't know if he fell off.

[Felipe whistles and shouts]

[Chino] I'm back here!

[Felipe speaking]

[Chino] I'm still good.

Oh, [bleep]

[radio crackling]

Chino.

[sighs]

I just took a wave and...
And the boat rolled and...

I just thought
Chino fell over.

I can't see,

and all I can see
is the faces on the team.

And they're looking
and they're scared

and they're looking
over the side,

and I don't know
the [bleep] is going on.

But we can't stop...

Because I need to get
these pots on crab fast.

And I want to be [bleep]
done with tonight.

[narrator]


[man on radio speaking]

Wizard back.

[narrator] Just outside
Dutch Harbor...

[man on radio speaking]

Roger, roger. Wizard out.

All right.

Okay, guys, let's get ready
to haul the anchor. All right?

We've only got one processor
taking crab right now.

And if you're
the fifth boat in line,

you may be sitting
for two days

before you get your crab off.

I'm hoping we get in there
and we get right to the sh**t

and we get
our crab off immediately

because the weather
is coming up dramatically
as we speak.

[on PA system]
I'm gonna pull up on it.

It starts getting tight,
let me know.

[deckhand speaking]

[narrator]
Idling in the harbor
ahead of a scheduled offload,

Captain Keith Colburn
raises his anchor
in 44 knot winds

to deliver his 18,000 pounds
of bairdi to the cannery.

[Keith]
Just like in the old
Derby days, man,

it's a race to the dock.

We've got to work around what
the processor schedule is,

so it's first come,
first serve,

get our crab off, back out
before that next blow hits.

[chain clanking]

[deckhand speaking]

[Keith] What's going on?

[deckhand speaking]

Okay, I'm gonna drift
back here. Okay, guys?

I'm just gonna ease back.

It's easy to haul an anchor
in perfect conditions
and flat, calm weather.

It's a whole different deal
when you're hauling an anchor
in 50-mile-an-hour winds.

[machinery groaning]

[rapid chain rattling]

[bleep]

[deckhand shouting]

[Soper speaking]

[Monte] Is it still on there?

[Keith]
He says the anchor's gone.

[Keith on speakers]

I think I'm drifting over.

[Soper] Got it.

[Keith]
The only reason we have
this anchor right now

is because
we had a buoy on it.

Otherwise,
that anchor would be
in Davy Jones' locker.

It would be deep sixed.

Start taking it up, Soper.
Start taking it up.

Use the aft crane.

Try and pull this thing
out of the water, okay?

Bosun, can you go up there
and [bleep] direct traffic?

Okay? All right?

[narrator] Weighed down
with 18,000 pounds of crab

and maneuvering
a mere 100 yards from shore,

Captain Keith reels in
the four-ton
iron anchor below,

praying that the line
and his crew can withstand
the strain.

Make sure
everybody's feet are clear
and remember, guys,

it's a lot of [bleep] weight
we're going with here.

[deckhand speaking]

Make sure we don't
come up tight with the chain.

Okay?

[deckhand speaking]

All right!

[Soper] Okay,
anchors coming up now.
Stand by.

All right. Right on.

God, I hope that holds, man.

[crane whirring]

I've got the anchor
at the rail,
but it's not on the boat yet.

We need it on the boat.

All right, Soper.
If you think you can
get it on, bring it on. Okay?

Okay, we're going forward.

Holy [bleep]

[bleep] big anchor.

[Soper] We got her.

All right? Yeah.
Get it secured for us.
All right?

Yeah. Hey, this is
the Wizard. Wizard.

You on this one?

[sighs]

[man on radio speaking]

You know what?
We just about lost the anchor,

but it looks like
we're back online.

[man on radio speaking]

[sighs]

[man on radio speaking]

[groans]

Yeah. Uh... Yeah,
as soon as possible.

[man on radio speaking]

We'll just, um,
we'll go from there.

[narrator] 210 miles
north of Dutch Harbor...

-Yeah! It's getting nautical.
-[deckhand] Oh, yeah.

[Jacob] I like this life.
Cold and hungry.

That's fishing.

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

[Rick]
I mean, this season's
been rough.

It's been nonstop
storm after storm,

and I still have
a lot of quota to catch.

I'm hoping they'll be hiding
in back of the boulders

hunkered down in the mud,
but that's chancy.

[narrator] Racing the fleet
to dock,

Captain Rick Shelford
prepares to haul 40 pots
in a zigzag pattern,

targeting his 44,000 pounds
of bairdi crab
in the soft terrain

near rocky outcroppings


All right, here we go.

Y'all ready?

[deckhand speaking]

Is Ty not out there?

[deckhand speaking]

My favorite car--
The car I drive
back home is an STI.

My daughter has been
saving this for a while.

A little STI toy.

"Happy birthday, Pop."

It is nice.

A little bit of
a boost of morale.

When you get that
little brief moment,

it just makes
everything so much better.

First pot. Here it comes.

[deckhand] Yeah, roger!

[deckhand cheers]

[Rick]
When we're hauling here,
especially in a storm,

you focus on your work
or you're going to k*ll
yourself or somebody else.

So Ty's gonna have to step up

because we're gonna start
just jamming through
this gear.

[Ty] There you go.
There you go.

[deckhands cheering]

Got some crab meat!

There's a lot
of crab in there.

[deckhands whooping
and cheering]

Nice. Are they big?

[Jacob] Oh...

[laughs]
They're big and juicy.

[Jacob] That's how
it's done, baby!

-[deckhand speaking]
-[exclaims]



There you go. Get 'em up.

-Whoo-hoo!
-[laughs]

-[metal clang]
-[yells]

What the...

[Jacob] Hey, I got it.
Watch out. I got it, I got it.

What just happened?

Ah, mother [bleep]
broke right through it, bro.

[Jacob speaking]

[Rick] Damn it!

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

I completely smashed
my [bleep] finger.

The bone's coming out.

-What?
-Yes. Here.

[Rick] Oh, yeah,
you got it good.

[Ty] I gripped the rail.
Instead of doing this,
I gripped it.

And it just smashed into it.

-[metal clang]
-[bleep]

My knuckle got smashed in
through the bottom.

It's popping out right here.

All right.
Let me put this on autopilot.

[Ty] I can't bend it.
I can't even
feel it right now.

It hasn't really
kicked in yet...

-All right.
-...but I'm gonna
keep it elevated.

All right.

-[Ty] I'm sorry.
-[Rick]
Don't be sorry, man.

This is not gonna be
a pleasant ride in.

[Rick speaking]

[Jacob] Yeah, roger.

I know how to
field dress that.

I'm gonna use corndog sticks

to field dress
his compound fracture.

So we're gonna try
to get a splint on there.

Electrical tape,
cotton ba*ls, corndog sticks.

This is the same thing
that's happened to me
when I was a young fisherman

and I had to do this myself,
which really sucked.

But, you know,
it's just a part of the job.

Put your hand down flat.

Let me see how much
swelling has happened.

Just flat right there.

[Ty] I think
I'm gonna throw up.

[Jacob] You don't
like blood, do you?

No, I'm very like,
whatever that word is.

[groaning]

I wish we had some whiskey.

[Jacob] I'm gonna--
I'm not pulling
on your finger.

I'm pulling
the electrical tape.

Can you get a knife?

-I just really
have to pull on it.
-That's okay.

-[hisses]
-Okay, hold it! Hold it!
Hold it! Hold it!

[bleep]

Go around again.

I'm gonna pull on the tape.

-[exclaims] You're good.
-[Jacob] Oh, sorry.

Around again.

[sighs]

All right.
Go ahead. Go upstairs.

Go ahead. He's coming!

[Rick] I mean, here.
I'll take this arm first.

-[Ty] Yeah.
-[Rick] Let's do this arm.

[Ty groans]

So I'm going to
give him this much lidocaine.

So we'll do one
on this side first,

and then I'll come in
and I'll do this side
right there.

[Ty groaning]

Rolling boat,
giving injections.

I am not a pro at this.

-Just...
-[Ty] Yep, yep.

[Rick] Okay. You ready?

-[Ty sighs] Yeah.
-[Rick] Look away.

[Ty exclaims]

[hisses]

-[groans]
-[Rick] Here we go.

[Ty speaking]

[groans]

-[Rick] There we go.
-[Ty] Sweet.

[Rick] That will numb that
like nobody's business.

[Ty] All right. Thanks, Cap.

-All right, man.
-[Ty] I appreciate you.

Relax. Chill. Elevate it.

Tylenol and Ib...

-Ibuprofen, man.
-[Ty] Roger.

I'm gonna start him
on antibiotics,

which will be doxycycline,

and get to Dutch
as quick as we can.

Get him to the clinic.

We start seeing
some good fishing,
and now that's done.

Just when you think that
it can't get any worse,
it does.

[narrator]
Eighty miles southeast...

-[deckhands cheering]
-Yeah, baby!

[narrator] On
the Northwestern...

You guys ready?

[deckhand speaking]

We did a test drag or a trawl
with a pot on the bottom,

and there was a sign of life.

And so we set a few pots
in this spot here,

have a lot of extra bait,

and I don't know
what to expect, honestly.

But if we get lucky, maybe,
you know,

finish up our bairdi season.

Let's go!

First one's up here.

Oh, yeah!

[all cheering]

That's got to be about...
I would say 70-plus in there.

And they're nice clean crab.

[deckhand] Looks pretty good!

[deckhand 2] Yeah, buddy!

[Karl] We saw there was
some crab when we blasted it.

That definitely looks like
it's paying off.

[deckhand] Here we go.

Oh, yeah.

[deckhand 2] Eighty-three.

I'll take it.

[deckhand] Oh-h*-h*-h*!

[deckhand 2 laughing]
Oh, no. Oh-h*!

[all cheering]

Call it luck.
Call it what you will.

There's crab in the pot.

[deckhand] There we go!

I mean, I'll take
any angle I can get, right?

Keeps up like this, that will
get us across the finish line.

So right now
I'm just thinking about

getting in to offload
as quickly as I can.

[narrator]
Eighty-four miles northwest...

[deckhand] Tried to get all
the ice, you know, cleared.

[narrator] ...on
the Titan Explorer...

[Jake] Twenty-three-foot seas,

we've got a lot of
ice buildup,

and now we're about to put...

ooh, I think it's 80 pots on.

I have so much crab to catch

and I don't have
an option to quit.

I jam-packed the area
above the snowman.

Is it a smart move?
I don't know.

But we're gonna find out.

Yeah!

All right,
let's give it a shot.

Here it is. Watch the rail.

[over PA]
Be really careful. Okay?

[deckhand] Let's go!

Now I gotta keep these waves

from slamming me
into the rail.

I just really am
praying to the Lord

that he will have some
mercy on me.

Come on, crab. Come on, crab.
Come on, crab.

[crew cheering]

Oh, my God!

It's [bleep] loaded!

[deckhand] Whoo!

One-seven-zero!

One-seven-zero.

[crew cheering]

I might be able
to pull this thing off

and get the hell out of here.

[bleep]

Oh, my God. Hang on! Hang on!

Look at that [bleep].

[deckhand] Whoa!

-Oh!
-[bleep]

[groaning]

Chino, are you okay?

[groaning] Ow.

[bleep]

Chino just got laid out.

It's just really icy
down there,

and at the same time,
we took a huge wave.

[bleep]

It's not turning.

Can't turn.

I can't [bleep] turn.

I can't [bleep] turn.

I got [bleep] nothing.

Oh, [bleep]!
Get away from the rail!

[over PA] Get away
from the rail, everybody!

Run for cover! Run!

[narrator]
On the Titan Explorer...

[Jake over PA]
Run for cover! Run!

It's stuck in [bleep] forward.

I can't turn.

Hey, Felipe, check the rudder.

[exhales]

[bleep]

We're doing a circle.

What's going on
in the engine room?

[Jake speaking over comms]

[Felipe] Yeah.

The wave that we took

knocked a bunch of stuff
onto the rudder post,

and now something's lodged
in between the piston.

[Felipe speaking]

[bleep]

[grunting]

Is it okay?

[Felipe speaking]

Turn to starboard?

Is it working, Jake?

I got rudder indicator.

It says it's working here.

[Felipe over comms] Roger!

I got it because
I've got steering now.

Thank God.

What was it?

So we take the wave, right?
And...

everything fell down.

And those pieces of wood
is stuck

between the ramp
and the rudder.

It was just pinned
to the port.

Yeah, that was [bleep]
a piece of wood, buddy.

All right.
Well, let's get back at it.

-Okay.
-Thanks, Felipe.

Yeah, no problem.

[Jake over PA] We're gonna
go back and try to haul this.

We had a nice start.

But I think luck
is on our side.

Oh, storm after storm.

For now, I gotta keep going.

I got my delivery date.

I've got about


And there's
nothing stopping me.

[narrator]


Just outside Dutch Harbor...

[Keith on radio] Good evening.
Um, I'm calling to check in.

[man on radio speaking]

All right. Yeah.

[narrator] ...on the Wizard.

We've been out here too long.

We had to anchor up
for two days.

We just about lost our anchor.

If we keep the crab
on board for too long,

we're going to start
incurring dead loss.

You know?

[man on radio speaking]

Roger. Roger.

I'm assuming
that red flashing light
is a red can, right?

[man speaking]

All righty. Here we go, guys.

[over PA] Real fast,
as quick as possible.

Get our crab off...

provisions, fuel,

back out before
that next blow hits.

[Sig on radio] What's going on
up there, Keith?

You in the wheelhouse?
Are you offloading?

Yeah, um... No, we're just
heading to the town.

What are you doing?

[Sig] Same, same.

Uh, we're trying
to get in for offloading.

[Mouse] Tell him you're first.

Yeah, well, you know what?

The first one to the can
gets the offload.

You know that, right?

Yeah.

All right.
First one to the can.

Got you.

Damn it!

Please don't
do anything stupid.

Roger.

Ain't gonna [bleep] happen.

Well, that's a big boat
we're talking about.

And if he's got
a big load of crab,

that could cost us,
like, a day.

[deckhand] Yeah,
if he has a lot.

You're not getting there
first, Hansen,

I'll tell you that
right now, man.

I need to get back out there.

[Sig] We gotta go.

Let's do this.

Damn it! We don't need
this [bleep] right now, Mouse.

We're racing now, okay?

All right, guys,
start dropping as much ice
as you can get right now.

Okay, drop it. We're trying
to lighten our load.

Hit the stands,
just knock that down,

throw it over the side.

Everything we've got.

[deckhand] Okay, roger that.

[Sig] Come on, baby.

That looks like about


So we're gaining.

Are they dropping ice, Karl?

[all laughing]

Look at that.

It's like you gotta lighten
the load on that hog.

[laughing]

Oh, my God!

Come on, baby. Let's go.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no!

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

Now it's time for Tyler
to check his finger.

It sounds like it's broken.

Hopefully, it's fixable.

Broken is not bad.

When it's
completely amputated,

that's worse.

The thing that gets caught
between the pot and the rail,

you cut it off.
It will cut your hand off.

So you don't
want that to happen.

So, on the bigger boats,
drill ships,

somehow they found
somebody's thumb

in the bilge.

And nobody ever claimed it.

I mean, you would think
you would notice

if you lose your thumb, right?

Um, nobody ever claimed it.
They found a thumb.

Weird. Weird stuff
happening, so.

All right.
What a time to be alive.

[narrator] I am tempted to say

that story is nothing
to thumb your nose at,

but I won't.

[Sig] Come on, baby. Let's go.

[laughing]

Hansen's right on
our [bleep] tail here.

I don't need to be
held up at the dock

with evil Sig Hansen,

sitting there delivering
in front of me.

[Sig] Can is 100 feet.

Karl, we got him?

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

-We got him?
-[Karl] Yup.

No!

Ha!

[Keith] That was [bleep].

I'm a thoroughbred, baby.

Damn it!

[man on radio speaking]

Oh, we'll be there.

We got you.

Yeah!

Oh, I wish I could see
his face right now.

Damn it.

[bleep]

[sighs]

Sig Hansen, it's amazing
the m*rder he gets away with.

Well, that's going to
really help us.

That's probably going to
buy us eight hours.

We get these crab offloaded,

you know, especially
to beat this serious weather
coming in.

[Keith] We, uh, we may not
hit that window.

We may be stuck in town
for a couple more days.

I just want to
get in and get out

and get my crab
and get the [bleep] home.

[Jake over PA] Last one.

[deckhand shouting]

This is pretty much
mission accomplished.

-[Jake] There it is.
-[deckhand] The last pot.

Oh, my God. We [bleep] did it!

We did it! We [bleep] did it!

We did it. You guys
are [bleep] all-stars.
We did it.

[crew cheering]

[Jake] That is
a relief right there.

I have a delivery date
for tomorrow morning
at 6:00 a.m.

Everybody's still got their
ten fingers and nine toes?

Yeah!

All right,
get that deck cleared,

the habs is checked,
and, uh...

and we're
the hell out of here.

[Ty] All right.

Oh, my God, it's cold.

[exhales]

[Jacob] How're ya
feeling there, superstar?

What's the word?

[Ty] The word is, um,

the doc did his best
to, uh, suture it up.

He stitched up the bottom.

But I have basically
a centimeter and a half

laceration on the top.

Um, exposed tendon.

So I need to go see
a hand specialist

that he's been talking to

-in Anchorage.
-In Anchorage.

-Okay.
-[Ty] Yeah.

Do exactly what they say.
Take care of it.

Don't get it infected.

We're gonna need to
either find a guy

or head back out
as soon as possible.

[Rick] We got
the offload done.

Um, and my stupid light
is broken.

So we're gonna have
to go with a flashlight.

[Rick] Um...

It's a bit-- um...

of a bummer.

We got probably about


It, uh,
won't even pay for fuel.

And we found crab
in a small area,

but, you know, Ty got injured,

and we ended up having
to come to town.

So I have
to hire another person

to take his spot.

It is what it is.

With our weather being so bad,

and all of the issues
we've been having happen,

I'm hoping we'll be able
to wrap this up pretty quick.

We just gotta get jammin'.

[Keith] The jet stream is
all screwed up
from the super El Nino.

The storms are coming in.

They're just stalling
right on top of us.

Every bone in my body
is saying, "Go west."

But the next couple of days
are gonna be nasty.

[Sid] Arctic blast of wind
coming through here

now from the northeast.

We're in
the beginning of it here.

I'm seeing about 30-foot seas.

Try to work through the blow
as much as we can

before we have to stop.

[Jake] That's a [bleep]
monster right there.

Look at that.

Oh, [bleep], dude.

[bleep] getting hammered on.

Super El Nino,
it's not a boy at all.

It's a b*tch.

It's only supposed
to get worse.