10x07 - Second Wind

[bunniefuu]

Now on "bering sea gold"...

Ken:
it's getting late in the season.

Very positive about
the myrtle'sproduction

And what it's capable of doing,
but we've got to prove it yet.

Let's do it.
Let's go.

Get us some gold.

Shawn: I just gauge the ground
by the gold I'm seeing,

And you start putting
together this map.

We're gonna bet
it's all right there.

Joe: oh, yeah.
There she is.

Emily: I'm asking my divers
to put themselves

At risk to make me money,

So it's important to me

That they're as safe
and happy as possible.

Emily:
it's really high up here.

Bob: [bleep]
aaaaaah!

-Woo-hoo.
-Whoa.

-The time is changing.
-Someone [bleep]

-Let's get tit for tat.
-Yeah!

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♪♪

Narrator: the fleet has hit
the midpoint of the season,

And looking down the back half,
the time for bluster is over.

For the captains to meet
their season goals,

It's time to sweat...

[ Grunting ]

Narrator: ...bleed...

And put gold in the box,

Or it was all for naught.

Ken: all right.
Here we go.

Narrator: so buckle up.

-Yee-haw!
-Whoa. Whoa.

Narrator: the second half
of the summer mining season...

Aah!

Narrator: ...starts right now.

♪♪



At the bluff.

We have some potatoes,
yellow peppers.

A whole bunch of deliciousness.

Narrator: captain shawn pomrenke
is determined to secure

The future of
the family business

By building his 825-ton
mega dredge.

I want to have the best
dive of my life.

Narrator: 1,200 ounces
of bering sea gold

Will feed the project's
voracious budget

And ensure construction
of the mega dredge

Continues through the winter.

Shawn: we're gonna keep
eating away at it.

Narrator: and with
the ever-present specter

Of rival ken kerr's $6 million
myrtle irene

Devouring the gold grounds
around nome, mr. Gold...

Shawn:
I want a 100-ounce dive.

Narrator:
...has no time to waste.

Some big waves.
Wasn't supposed to get this bad.

Narrator: last week,

Mother nature descended
from the north...

One angry
bering sea right here.

...and cleared the fleet
off the grounds.

Plan has changed.

We're gonna go home.

Live to mine another day.

Shawn:
there's, like, boulders.

Joe: it seems almost like
there's a "v" of boulders

Kind of coming in,
like, with this view.

Narrator: shawn is the first
captain back on the water...

I'm trying to figure out
where this gold is running.

We know it comes
out here somehow.

Narrator:
...with a plan to make it pay

And hopefully reel
in his season goal.

Originally, back
in the gold rush,

There was three different
strikes on the beach at bluff.

There was a strike over here
and a strike over here.

Maybe they all come together
right here.

I just gauge the ground
by the gold I'm seeing,

And as I'm diving,

You start putting
together this map

And start figuring things out.

Narrator:
mr. Gold has triangulated

Three historical beach strikes
across the bluff gold grounds.

Today, he's setting up on the
point where they come together.

As the theory goes, the
intersection of three strikes

Will yield three times the gold.

We're gonna bet
it's all right there.

Let's get you down.

We might hit the richest
[bleep] yet right here.

Heading under for
the first shift of the day...

The sluice box is gonna be
like staring at the sun.

...veteran miner
big joe fullwood.

You'll go blind
if you look right at it.

Shawn: you never know if the pay
streak is gonna continue

Or if it's gonna stop,
but we're hoping it continues.

♪♪

♪♪

Joe: here we are
back on the grounds.

Shawn: no whammies, no
whammies, no whammies.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All righty.

I'm gonna get to sucking
out around this rock.

You guys want to idle it up?

Idling up.

Yep, she's ripping.

Come on.
Come on.

Get in the sluice box.

Think it's a really
irregular deposit here.

It's like a gold,
iron-flattened limestone.

Oh, yeah.

[Bleep] damn.

I've got the [bleep]
goose bumps down here.

[ Laughs ]

Oh, yeah.
There she is,

Staring me right in the face.

Woo-hoo!

And, boom, 1,000 bucks.

Boom!

What are you thinking
about the map now?

Are you thinking
our hunt is right?

We on the spot?
-Yeah.

I think, uh, the smallest
string goes right to it.

Follow the yellow
brick road.

♪♪

Narrator: 90 miles west,
in nome harbor...

Ken:
we're ready to go to work,

See if we can get out here
and find some gold.

Narrator: ...captain ken kerr
is getting his 600-ton

Bering sea beast,
the myrtle irene,

Back out to the grounds.

Ken: got a little calm weather
here, a little window,

So I'm hoping we get some
long digging hours in today.

Narrator: the captain has barely
scratched the surface

Of his 2,000-ounce summer goal,

And with the cost of crew
and fuel alone

Exceeding $8,000 per day...

A full day of digging
and then work our butt off

And pull a double,

Work all the way
through tonight.

Narrator: ...he needs the myrtle
to generate 35 ounces of gold

Every 24 hours
just to make ends meet.

All right. Go ahead and just
put her down right here.

Man: roger that.

Narrator: set up
on gold-rich ground...

George: that's the spot.

...found by arctic sea
operations manager

George young...

Ken: dig!
Dig, boy, dig!

...captain ken kerr
still believes

In the massive promise
of his dredge.

Ken:
I can get 300 yards an hour,

But a 10-inch dredge

Probably runs 30,


If they're lucky compared to,
you know, 300 yards an hour.

I think we can do it.
We got to just get her done.

All right.
Let's see what we can do.

♪♪

Narrator: the myrtle's5-yard
bucket is the biggest in nome,

And it can move more ground than
any other on the bering sea.

Ken: first of the day.

What does this stuff look like?

Muck and clay.

Narrator: and unlike a suction
dredge, it can reach gold

Up to 30 feet beneath
the ocean floor

Depending on the depth
of the water.

Ken: we dig to a hard pan, where
they can't even think of going.

We move boulders like this
they can't even move.

♪♪

We're swinging like crazy.

♪♪

Yee-haw!

I'm gonna do a little pan
on this material,

See how good it really is.

♪♪

I don't think there's
any gold in that crap,

But I'm fixing to find out.

♪♪

There you go.
Put it in a bucket.

♪♪

Did you guys
get a bottom sample?

[ Man
speaks indistinctly ]

Come on. Let's go.

I'm about ready
to dump some on the deck.

Let's see what we got.

Ken: there is?

This is coming out

Of the bottom
of that clay.

Oh, yeah. There's quite
a few finds in there.

Narrator:
the pan confirms rich ground.

Despite the setbacks we've had,

It's nice when you see
gold in the bucket.

Very positive about
the myrtle'sproduction

And what it's capable of doing.

Boom.

But we got to prove it yet.

Narrator: now...

Come on, baby.
Dig.

...all ken needs to do
is let the beast feast.

Ken:
it's getting late in the season,

So every minute counts

When you're out there
dredging, every minute.

There's a lot of gold
in the bering sea.

We just got to find it.

Narrator: coming up...

[Bleep]
aaaaaah!

Gold is flowing
like a fine wine.

Narrator:


At the bluff...

Andy:
it's bright out here today.

Narrator:
...after a week off the grounds

While a summer squall
blew through,

Kelly united is hitting the
water, but they're a man down.

Kris is in town.
He said he was coming out today.

We'll see.
I don't know.

Narrator:
in the captain's absence,

It's up to lead diver andy kelly

And family-patriarch-
turned-tender brad kelly

To load the sluice with gold

In pursuit of their


Working when my brother
is back in town

And I'm just working with
my dad, it's very peaceful.

We have no incidents,
no yelling, no screaming,

No problems, nothing.

Right now, I'm going
to get my anchor.

I connected my anchor line
to my buoy to mark my spot.

I'm on gold.

Kris: all right.

That's what I'm [bleep]
talking about.

Narrator: last week...

Wow.

Andy moves ground,
way more ground than I do.

That [bleep] is awesome.

...the kelly brothers were
moving the best pay dirt

Of the season.

Put a buoy on it.

Let's go.

Narrator: now...

Andy:
doesn't look like mine.

That rope is too yellow.

Narrator: ...andy's plan is
to get back on his hot spot

And continue
sucking up the gold.

And I have one of these
little orange ones.

I'm not seeing it anywhere
out here, so if this third one

That we're coming
to a bit out there,

If it's not my anchor,
then someone cut my buoy off.

That's too small of a ball.

Yeah, that's not my anchor, dad.

-Huh?
-That's not mine.

Narrator:
the storm that blew through,

Or maybe a parasite dredge,

Has done away with the buoy
andy used to mark the spot...

Andy:
they took our anchor.

Narrator: ...which puts the
kellys back to square one --

On the hunt
for a new spot to mine.

Brad: that's why those markers
are out there.

[Bleep] happens
when you're out there.

I mean, you just keep working.

The plan for today is get a lot
of gold before kris gets here,

And andy and I split it
and keep it ourselves.

That's what the plan is.

No, not really.
It should be.

♪♪

Narrator: overgrowth is a sign
of virgin ground,

And at the overcrowded bluff,

It could be just what the irish
need to stay on track...

I've finally hit some cobble.

Narrator:
...if there's gold.

Andy: okay, idle up.

♪♪

I think there's gold here,
so look around, buddy.

♪♪

I'm finding it.

Okay.
That's the main thing, buddy.

Keep up the fight.

I'm seeing gold, pops.

I'm on gold.

So we'll do pretty good today,

Pretty good today and every day.

♪♪

Narrator: 90 miles west...

...off the coast of nome...

Ken:
this thing is digging good.

Everything is operating good
right at the moment, so...

Narrator: ...captain ken kerr
is five hours into his shift.

We needed it to run like
this when we were...

The beginning of the season.

Narrator: the myrtle irene
is purring like a kitten...

We fixed a lot of stuff,
but that's the thing of mining,

Especially in the ocean.

Narrator:
...feasting on gold-rich ground

And finally making up
for lost time.

Come on, baby.
Dig!

♪♪

Eventually, if you keep plugging
along, our goal is to, you know,

Make it right and get the gold.

Look at that.

Holy [bleep]

We're doing pretty good.

Boom.
That had some gold in it.

Shut it down
so we can check it out.

You got to climb up there
and see what's going on.

Narrator:
as the dredge runs material,

The 600-horsepower shaker
separates the pay from the dirt.

Ken: let's see.

Just fire up this thing
and see what's going on.

Narrator: if it's not working,

The sluice
isn't catching gold...

♪♪

...and if the sluice
isn't catching gold,

The myrtleis just dumping
fuel and crew wages

Into a bottomless pit...

Take that cover off.

Narrator:
...and will be off the gold

And off the water once again.

Ken: oh, it's broke out
right here.

There's one on each side.

There's a piece of it
right there.

Then we got chunks
of gear missing.

See the two teeth
missing right here?

That destroyed it.

Narrator: two of the shaker's
three giant gears are busted.

All right.
We got to go.

Narrator: the massive custom
gear wheels aren't something

You can just pick up
at the local hardware store.

It's a special order from
a fabricator in the lower 48

And in the neighborhood
of 30 grand.

Ken:
back to the harbor we go.

We just got on a really
good spot, too, here.

It seems like every time
we get one thing running,

Then there's
something else to fix.

We're getting beat up out here
pretty bad on our downtime.

These breakdowns like this
that we've had all season

Is bad for me.

This could be the end
of our season right here.

Narrator: coming up...

Bob: [bleep]
aaaaaah!

Take your hose out.

Shut that [bleep] thing off.

Looks like a pan full of gold.

I want to see
how we did.

Narrator: and now
a look at what's still to come

On this season
of "bering sea gold."

Kris:
towards the end of the season,

Gold is getting a little scarce.

We need more suction power.
We need bigger equipment.

This is [bleep] k*lling me.

Emily: there's just not a lot
of dive time available.

There's not a lot of light.

Emily:
I don't like this weather.

I want to go.
-Ugh!

Shawn:
the season is ticking away.

This is our last chance to get
as much gold as possible.

Ken: came to nome
to be the biggest,

The baddest and the best.

Shawn is going down.

Here it is, boys.
-Whoo!

There's the wonder
if I got sabotaged.

[ Groans ]

It's the last few hours
of dredging.

Yes!
That's beautiful.

Kris: I can hear
the cha-ching of cash.

Never seen anything like this.

Kenny k. Came to nome.

Eat that!

Narrator: 90 miles east of nome,
at the bluff...

Yeah!

Doing my gold dance.

Narrator:
...looking to counter ken kerr

And the $6 million myrtle irene,

Mr. Gold,
captain shawn pomrenke,

Placed his chips
on the intersection

Of three historical strikes.

Joe: got a real paycheck
underneath here.

We're making money now.

We might have
a 100-ounce day, boys.



Yeah!

Narrator: and it looks like
it's paying off.

Joe: oh, man.

This rock has got a bunch
of gold under it.

Rocks are so heavy here.

All right.

I'm gonna roll this
into my cut here.

It's almost like
it's gold-bearing heavy rocks.

Look at that.

You got to do, like,


To get all the gold off of it.

See, this is indicative
of a rich area,

And the rust staining along
the edge of these rocks

Shows a lot of iron
was flowing by.

That's right where
the gold is sitting,

Right on the plane that
the heavies are flowing.

Well, you go
and get real close

To that 100 ounce an hour

And then leave it for me.

I'm sucking it up right now.

Narrator: if the spot is as rich
as initial indications show,

Shawn may have found
the means to satiate

His 825-ton mega dredge's
insatiable construction budget

And secure the future
of pomrenke mining.

You can dive 5 feet
off the spot,

And you can only make 2 ounces.

You move 5 feet
over to the right,

You'd be doing a 20-ounce day,

So diving in the right spot

And knowing what
you're looking for

And knowing the material
and where it's hiding

Is the most important part
of the whole operation.

It's a miracle,

Nature's miracle.

Shawn: anybody can go down there
and suck up dirt

For hours and hours,

But knowing what material
to suck up

And where to suck it up at

Is the key to being
a successful gold dredger.

Yeah, joe, I'm gonna
go ahead and get suited up.

You want to come up?

[ Joe laughing ]

You're gonna have to drag me
out of the water.

All right.
All right.

I'll let you
have some fun.

Narrator: 90 miles west...

Yeah,
it's getting cold out.

A squall is definitely coming.

Narrator:
...captain emily riedel
has been called out mid-shift

To her beloved dredge,
the eroica.

I'm gonna check in with
the boys, see what's happening.

Narrator: nome's first and only
female dredge owner bet big

On the deep waters of claim 14,

And with her crew
diving around the clock,

She's honing in on her


I'm breaking out the parka
for the skip ride,

Getting to be that time of year,

And we just have to try to mine
as much as we can.

You might hit the rock!

Narrator: emily has battled
the bering sea...

You've got about 5 minutes
left of your dive.

...and limitations
of deep-water dredging...



...to be on target
for her best season ever.

Now...

It's gone all the way
up to 200.

It's dropped back down,

And apparently he's
not feeling anything

Unless it's too hot.

...the captain has one
more issue to deal with.

Emily: we don't have time
for these problems right now.

For the diver, you need a
constant provision of hot water

So you can stay warm enough
to stay on the bottom

And find gold.

Narrator: the eroica's
hot-water system

Is on the fritz,

And emily has been
called out by her crew

To supervise a test dive
by veteran miner bob hafner.

Hey, chase.

Narrator: if the hot-water
system is broken,

Emily will be forced
to pull the dredge

Off the water for repairs,

Costing her precious time
mining as well

As her spot on the claim,

Which could derail
her whole season.

Emily: there's something going
on with our heat exchanger.

We have a water-to-coolant
exchanger

Running off of our pump motor,

And somewhere
in the intake line,

We're getting some kind
of a debris or clog,

And bob is getting
less hot water,

But if I turn the water
temperature up,

He's in danger of getting
literally, like,

Boiling water pouring
through his dive suit.

We're ready to go.

♪♪

♪♪

Hey, bob.
How's it going down there?

Okay.

Narrator: the hot-water system
allows the dredger

To withstand the 34-degree
arctic waters of the bering sea.

Emily:
it's really high up here.

It's reading, like, 119.

I'll turn it up here.

Narrator: without it,
divers risk hypothermia

Or a heart attack
induced by cold-water shock.

With 8.2 ocean-related
deaths per year in alaska,

Emily doesn't want
to add to the count.

If it gets past 150, it gets
kind of dangerous, you know,

In terms of burns.

Okay.

So now everything
is going well.

I'm just gonna let him
focus on his dive.

I'm just gonna let him have
bob time down there.

Come up.
Come up.

You got to get out of there.

[Bleep]

Bob: [bleep]
aaaaaah!

What the [bleep]

Narrator:
off the coast of nome...

...on claim 14...

Emily: come up.
Come up.

You got to get out of there.

What the [bleep]

Bob: [bleep]
aaaaaah!

What the [bleep]

-Keep going!
-[Bleep]

Shut that [bleep] thing off.
Shut that [bleep] camera off.

Narrator: the eroica's
malfunctioning hot-water system

Has ended veteran miner
bob hafner's dive shift early.

Emily: I don't know
what it could be.

No, I question that, too.

That's what's making me wonder
what's really going on

When it's that
all of a sudden.

Emily: so we're still having
issues with the hot water.

We're getting a clog
or a steam bubble somewhere,

And we're not getting enough
flow to keep the diver warm,

But if I turn the water
temperature up,

He's in danger of
getting burned by steam.

It either spikes to,
like, 170...

-I know. I know.
-...and then it goes to...

I know you're just
chasing that up here

And that it's just something
going on with the system.

Yeah.

When I'm down there,
I'm freezing my a*s off,

And then I get burned.

That's the thing is that
no matter what we do

Because I had it dialed in
from the dive before.

Emily: this is the deal
with the water.

It's fine right now.

What we need to do is
we need to have it dialed in

To the temperature that we want
before the diver goes down

And then leave it there
and not [bleep] with it.

Just really odd
that all of a sudden,

It started fluctuating
all over the place right now.

I saw it spike,
and the needle just...

Oh, yeah.

Our heat exchanger
has always been working

More or less perfectly,

And the fact that
it's failing now

Could indicate
a much bigger problem,

Which affects our whole
hot-water dive system.

Narrator:
if the problem can't be solved,

Emily will be forced off
the water and off the gold.

Emily:
oh, you can't dive without heat.

We don't have time for
hot-water problems right now.

We really just need
to be out here mining.

It's a serious issue
that we need to resolve

If we're gonna
continue to make money.

Narrator:
with a busted hot-water system,

The captain has only one choice.

Something is obviously wrong,
but this is beyond me.

I don't know.

Narrator: 90 miles east...

At the bluff...

Brad: you're still
on gold, big a?

Andy: still on gold, dad.

I'm just following it.

Good job, a.

Narrator: ...eight hours into
his dredge, reaperlead diver

Andy kelly is packing
the sluice with gold.

Oh, wonder.
The captain has arrived.

The captain is coming.

Captain kris.

He's here.

Narrator:
the captain has returned,

And he has one thing
on his mind.

I don't want to hear
good news, bad news.

I want to hear good news,
good news.

The good news is we just
finally got back on gold.

Kris: speak to me.

Oh.

I see it.

How much gold are you seeing?

So today is the best gold
you've ever seen again?

Andy:
oh, this is the best.

Oh!

Yeah!

Kris: best gold
andy has seen yet.

I love that.

That's every [bleep] week it's
the best gold we've ever found.

So it's midway
through the season.

Things are going better than
I thought they would.

If we stay at the rate
that we're going,

You know, we're almost
unstoppable.

Narrator:
andy's virgin pay streak

Just might be the kellys'
pot of gold

At the end of the rainbow.

Kris: and I've never seen gold
come out of this like this.

Tell andy we've got
to idle down.

Brad:
you got to come up, andy.

Andy: okay.

Come on up, buddy.

I'm coming, dad.

♪♪

Kris:
you got a lot of gold?

Yeah!

Oh, yeah.

Kris: you think you got


Andy:
I got [bleep] gold.

No, that's great.
It's good.

We'll clean this box out.

We just got
to keep pushing.

♪♪

Well, you did pretty good.

I actually did
better than you.

I don't think so.

-Oh, yeah.
-I don't think so.

I had strips of gold.

That's [bleep]
try to deny that.

Yeah, okay.

Watch your hands.

[Bleep]
you got a lot of gold.

These things were
packed in there.

Yeah, I did.

Narrator: coming up...

Kris: bowl of gold, sir?

Gold, gold, gold,
better than cash.

Man: gold.

Emily: yeah.
This is what it's all about.

This is what we work for.

Yay!

Narrator: and now,
frankenmining with ken kerr.

There's weird contraptions
all over nome.

Years and years ago,
I just come up with an idea

To build this beach crawler.

Tore a couple excavators apart,
and we jacked them up,

An excavator on one end and
the wash plant on the other end

So we could drive into


I'd drive all around out there
looking for gold, pan it.

The guys would be on the beach
watching us dig,

You know, because it was new,

And I was making
a lot of gold, too.

Narrator:
on the outskirts of nome,

At the pomrenke compound...

Gold is flowing like a fine wine
in the gold room.

Narrator: after a 10-hour run
at the intersection

Of three old-time beach strikes,

Captain shawn pomrenke
is about to find out

If his historical
hunch will pay off.

Shawn: yeah, hear all those
nuggets in the bucket?

Cha-ching, cha-ching,
cha-ching, cha-ching.

Narrator: if it does,
he just may have found

The means to satisfy

His 825-ton mega dredge's
construction budget

And check ken kerr's beast,

The myrtle irene,
on the gold grounds.

Shawn:
going into our cleanup,

I was hoping to see
over 100 from bluff.

I mean, there's gold to be had,
but is there millions

And millions there like
I first thought?

We'll see.

Looking like a pan full of gold.

I want to see how we did.







There we go.
We had 67.



-Hoorah.
-Hoorah.

That was a good run.

Narrator: 88.9 ounces
is worth over $115,000...

Yeah.
Nice.

Nice run, boys.

...a jaw-dropping 8.9 ounces
per hour of bering sea gold,

Shawn's richest
strike of the summer,

Bringing his season
goal into focus...

Ultimately, that's exactly what
we need to keep moving forward.

I'm getting closer to getting
the mega dredge.

Narrator: ...and reaffirming his
unshakable faith in the bluff.

-Good job, guys.
-Gold break!

-One, two, three.
-Gold!

♪♪

Narrator: across town, at
emily riedel's cleanup shack...

Woman, a man has got
to make his gold.

It's gold-making time, woman.

You go make me a sandwich.

Narrator: ...coming off
a 20-hour run cut short

By a faulty hot-water system...

Doesn't look too bad
at all, actually,

Getting a lot of pickers.

Narrator: ...captain emily is
looking for a big weigh-out

To cover wages and repairs.

Oh, that's pretty.
Oh, yeah.

Light it up, man.

-Look, lima bean over here.
-Oh, yeah. That's a nice one.

Sweet.

Emily:
this is what it's all about.

This is what we work
for right here,

One of the most beautiful
things on earth.





♪♪

We got 9, 10.



Well, there goes my guess.



Guess I was wrong.



Yeah, hey.



Yes.

Narrator:


Whoo!

Narrator:
...is worth over 35 grand...

Grossly underestimated
our gross.

Good to be wrong.

Narrator: ...a third-straight


At a steady


Emily: sweet.

Narrator: ...more than enough

To cover
operating costs and repairs.

This is a bipolar business.

You know, we're on
good gold right now.

It could be utter
devastation tomorrow,

But for right now,
the gold looks amazing.

All right.
You guys are awesome.

Narrator: could it be?

Is this the start
of the emily era?

Emily: you know, that paper
plate has got, like,


And it's just a paper plate.

It doesn't know what's going on.

Narrator:
only time will tell.


At the bluff...

Brad:
where's andy at, kris?

Kris: I don't know.
I don't really care.

Let's just go do this bowl.

Narrator:
...after a day sucking up

A new pay streak
on virgin ground...

-Are you ready?
-Yeah, do it.

Narrator: ...it's time
to see the fruit

Of the kellys' efforts.

Kris: one, two.

Okay,
let's mark this down.

One bowl.

So there's 10 ounces.

We'll put that bowl
right here.





Boom.
See?

I'll tell you, we're gonna
k*ll it this year finally.

There's 30 ounces,
and we're still going.

Gold, gold, gold,
better than cash.



Come on, baby.

Sprinkle, sprinkle.

So 43 ounces.

Well,
that's a lot of gold.

Narrator: 43 ounces
is worth over $55,000.

Good job, kris.

Kris: 43 ounces, it's the best
that we've ever done.

Narrator: for the irish,
it's their second consecutive

Career-best clean-out.

You know, it's been a long, hard
struggle to get to this point.

Bowl of gold, sir?

We're on the way
to being something great.

Narrator: with ken kerr's
mighty myrtle irene

Broken down yet again,

Mr. Gold solidifies his spot
at the top of the count.

Ken:
a lot of gold in the bering sea.

Get her done today.

We're just gonna do
a little test pan here.

Shawn: we aren't making money.
It's very stressful.

Emily:
being a mechanic, being a diver

And all of those things
are essential.

I've got to get
in the water right away

And deal with the situation.

Kris: my dad and i, we've always
worked well together.

I told you we didn't need andy.
[Bleep]

We work as a family.

You're [bleep] stupid.

[ Groans ]

Ken: we're running gold.

For boat and country!

Kris:
and it's filled full of gold.

-Ah.
-Ah!

Yep, smells like money.

♪♪