[johnathan] fine mess we've gotten ourselves into.
Hey, look up, look up, look up.
Whoo!
[johnathan speaking]
God help us.
[man grunts]
[crewman 1] hey, watch out!
We're close to st. George island
And I'm not the kind of guy that runs and hides, but this is too dangerous.
I got a good opportunity to go to norway.
[bill] if it works, let me know.
Zero... Crabs.
[groans]
[sig] we've had to improvis the whole way.
[sig speaking on phone]
Sig. What's going on?
[man screaming]
All we want to do is be safe.
[crewman 2] whoa!
Hey!
[bleep]
[crewman screaming]
[crewman 3] get him out!
[crewman 4] just breathe, buddy. Just breathe. Deep breath.
Big breaths, big breaths.
We are asking for evac.
He is hurt badly.
[mike] 228 miles southwest of dutch harbor.
On the patricia lee.
[francis speaking]
[crewman 4] keep it steady.
Big wave just comes over, buries the chute right there.
Next thing I know, francis is pinned between the anchor pot and a pot,
And I'm the captain...
And it falls on me.
[mike] three hours after being crushed by 2,000 pounds of steel.
This is serious.
I can't take any chances with having an internal bleeding.
[mike] deckhand francis katangan
Suffers from blunt force trauma to his pelvis
And possible life-threatening injury to the iliac artery.
[rip] my job is to get this boat to a safe spot
For the coast guard to get francis off, which is not going to be easy.
In this direction and the weather is getting worse and worse.
[bleep]
[mike] in desperate need of a medevac,
Captain rip carlton races through a storm.
His plan, steam through the 300 mile wide arctic lo towards dutch harbor
And into the 100 mile radiu of a united states coast guard helicopter.
[sighs]
I'm telling you...
You just wanna go to your room
And pull of covers over your head, but you can'
The buck stops here.
And if I can't get it together and keep it together, nobody can.
So we'll keep it together.
[cameron speaking]
...What happened last year...
[cameron speaking]
[mike] still fresh.
Love the guys, love the crew.
Everybody's, you know, just trying to teach me and these guys are great.
[mike] the tragic death of crewman todd kochutin,
Another victim of blunt force trauma on the same deck
Just eight months ago.
[cameron speaking]
[mike] 225 miles northeast..
[man 1] it's getting pretty nautical out here, eh?
[mike] ...At the dutch harbo airfield.
[man 1 speaking]
[man 2 speaking]
[mike] 2,600 pounds of fuel in their tanks.
The coast guard medevac tea puts five hours of air time on the clock,
Two to the patricia lee, two back, and one hour for the extraction
In the teeth of the storm.
[man 3 speaking on radio]
[man 1 speaking]
[man 3 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking]
[man speaking]
[man] let's go!
[johnathan] it's a long way for a helicopter to fly,
Especially on weather like this.
So easily something can go wrong, someone could get hurt.
It's pretty breezy out here dude.
I don't know if they're going to be able to get to her fast enough.
[phil speaking]
[josh speaking]
These guys are animals, so if anybody's going to do it,
It's going to be the coast guard.
[man 1 speaking]
[man 2 speaking]
[man 1 speaking]
[mike] thirty-eight hundred miles northwest
Off the norwegian coast...
[sig] the tide's running up against it here.
Look at that.
Seas are just building, so that's going to make life really hard.
[mike] ...On the stalbas.
We went east and we didn't see any kind of sign.
And so we went up to the canyon farther to the west.
I woke up this morning thinking about mandy quite a bit.
I know that as every day goes by, she's getting bigger
And it's really intimidating because bottom line is, we've got to find crab.
[mike] racing his granddaughter's due date
Captain sig hansen looks to make up for the $800,000 loss
Of alaskan red king crab with reds from norwegian waters.
And so we're pushing it right now.
But I think we can get these pots up.
I can see the damn bag.
[mike] but in his path to the western canyons, his first norse tempest.
[horn blaring]
[sig speaking]
Throw the [bleep].
You've got some big waves right behind you.
We're in a full storm.
Little school. All I want is a little school.
Come on, baby! Ooh! Come on
[crewman 5 speaking]
[bleep] nothing.
That was a big fat zero, but let's see the next one.
[bleep]
Uh, big one, big.
That's as best as I can do, guys.
Throw it... Right now.
So, the tide is pushing it this way.
The wind is going this way.
The weather's kind of pushing us back in the ditch
[crewmen cheering]
Easy does it.
[indistinct shouting]
Holy [bleep]!
Get away!
Get out! Get out!
No!
[bleep]
The wind's just too slow on that crane.
We can't get it up and down fast enough
When we're in the ditch like this.
I can't hold it up against the weather
Because I'm going to tear the line off.
500 kilos swinging in a boat that goes from side to side.
It's like, huge, huge waves.
You got this really bad combination.
Up. Up, up, up, up, up.
Down, down, down, down.
Perfect. Perfect.
Son of a bitch.
Whoa! Whoa!
I can't go further east, so we got to head west.
Pick a spot, get these in the water.
They don't fish on deck.
I never thought coming home would be so difficult.
[mike] 3,600 miles southeast...
On the bering sea,
Anchored off st. George island...
Got to sleep, but we don't feel safe.
[mike] ...On the time bandit
The weather's coming up again really fast and hard.
So got a big arctic low.
Welcome to st. George island.
[mike] with 50 knot gusts and currents fueled by deep underwater ravines,
Captain jonathan hillstrand retreats from the unfamiliar depths
Of the golden king grounds.
This is the way you rip your anchor off.
[mike] but in the arctic low even the shallows are no safe harbor.
[deckhand speaking]
The anchor's holding over a million pound cord.
You bust your anchor when you surge like that.
It's blowing pretty good out here.
Wish I was right next to the land.
[anchor clunking]
[deckhand 1] ...Watch out.
Drag it.
[deckhand 1 speaking]
[johnathan] oh, my god.
[bleep]
[freddy speaking]
Get a report as quick as you can.
I'm trying to hold it in the wind here.
When the bow swings over like that,
It's doing about seven or eight knots.
If that anchor catches, it's going to stop the whole boat
And the weakest link's gonna snap.
[freddy] it's up, it's up. It's up.
Hey, freddy. I could use some help here.
[freddy speaking]
[johnathan speaking]
He's gonna cut his fingers off.
Jerry, watch your fingers.
You're going to wrap yourself up in that anchor.
You can't straddle the anchor like that.
Watch your ass!
That anchor chain snaps, he's got his feet across it.
I'm going to have the coast guard coming to get one of my guys.
[jerry] watch your ass!
[johnathan] that anchor chain snaps, he's got his feet across it.
Then I'm going to have the coast guard come and get one of my guys.
[indistinct chatter]
That thing's tight.
You don't want the chain to snap and break on you.
It's getting too tight. Back it off. I got to adjust my course.
Once I get it back into the winch, start to haul it in as fast as you can.
I'm scared of mother nature just to get
Our damn anchor back right now.
One more time. One more time, baby.
[johnathan] can't hold in this wind much longer.
Jeepers creepers. Come on, guys.
[deckhand 2] come on. Let's go!
That anchor's winch is so slow...
There she is.
Aye, aye, aye.
There's always somebody who gets their [bleep] hand caught in the [bleep] anchor winch,
They wrap them up with the anchor winch.
And if you start surging like this,
Anchor winches are pulled off the deck of boats.
It'll kill people.
That's evil.
[deckhand 3] I didn't sign up for this.
I know.
I have a selective memory.
It's all rainbows and whales I thought out here.
This is the worst weather, king crab weather I ever seen in 25 years.
Mother nature's not being nice.
But it's not in my dna to get that close to the beach.
Let's go take a peek outside
We'll stick her head out this long 50.
We've fished 50 before.
Yeah, roger.
[mike] with a whooping guaranteed either way,
Captain jonathan opts to take his punishment while fishing.
This might seem crazy, but it just might work.
We're going fishing.
Yeah, baby!
[mike] 270 miles southwest..
On the patricia lee.
[cameron speaking]
[francis moans]
[cameron] got a wife?
[francis speaking]
[cameron] you got a fiance. What's her name?
[francis speaking]
[cameron] autumn?
Yeah.
[cameron] you guys are going to have kids?
[francis speaking]
[cameron] I'm devastated.
Completely devastated.
I feel like I've got an ice pick in each eyeball right now.
[sighs]
[crewman 6] I just don't know, you know, this weather.
Wind's like 185 miles over the ocean.
To hover over a pitching vessel and drop a guy down
And pick two guys up, there's no way.
This is not like, "come on. Let's go, drop a guy down"
It's [bleep] out right here.
[crewman 6 speaking]
[man 1 speaking on radio]
Yes, he is ready to be moved, and his pain level is increasing.
Oh, there they are right there.
Oh, there's a chopper right there.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[mike] with the mh-60 jayhawk batted by 39 headwinds,
The coast guard now has only 20 minutes to lower the rescue swimmer
To the pitching deck, secure francis, and hoist each of them back
Before they run out of fuel for the return trip.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[man 2] moving into position over to
It's rocking.
Yeah, she is moving pretty good.
[bleep]
[man 1 on radio] you have one bigger stroke coming.
Ooh!
Wow. This is crazy.
[man 1 on radio] what they want is coming her
Seriously.
Like the biggest set rolling through right now.
How?
Come on, give us a [bleep] break.
[crewman speaking]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[rip] it ain't happening.
They left.
It sounds like they're backing off.
That's... That's not a good sign.
What a nightmare.
[crewman 6] I don't know if they're going to be able to save him.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[crewman 6 speaking]
[cameron speaking]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
I don't know. How much more of this [bleep] I can take. I'm saying that right now.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
Five pob on board.
You're not used to the coast guard telling you that,
I'll tell you that.
[casey] can you hear that? That's scary.
He's doing that.
So if that chopper goes down, rip knows how many guys he's looking for.
It kind of makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
Five pob on board.
You're not used to the coast guard telling you that,
I'll tell you that.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
I don't see how they're going to do this.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
It's not... Here he is.
[bleep] me.
No way, dude.
No way.
Holy [bleep].
[man 2 speaking on radio]
Whoa.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
That was freaking amazing, that guy made it down here.
[man 2] swimmer went inside
[indistinct chatter on radio]
You're gonna roll on your right side, bud.
-Roger. -You ready?
-Yeah. -Three, two, one.
[francis groans]
[rip] feels like we're in some kind of movie
Just it's not the good movie.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
This just...
It does not get any more intense.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[rip] come on. You got this you got it.
Oh, my god, this is [bleep] crazy.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[man 4] he's good, man. Looking good.
Francis is up, but the rescue swimmer is still here.
[man 2 speaking on radio]
Whoo!
Holy [bleep]!
Did you see that?
The guy saluted and flew by the crane, like, by two inches.
That is incredible.
Ah!
Holy [bleep]!
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[rip on radio] that... That was impressive.
I can't thank you enough.
Francis is in good hands.
[man 2 on radio] we are headed back to dutch.
And we should land in...
[rip] he's going to get checked out immediately by the medic
And that's all we can do.
[johnathan] they got him.
They [bleep] got him.
Wow!
That was stressful.
Those guys...
The best of the best.
At least it's going to give this guy a chance to live.
Hopefully, they can get him to safety, stabilize him.
I hope that guy is okay.
He's not out of the woods yet.
[mike] 4,000 miles northwest.
[bill] it looks a lot like dutch harbor.
[landon] they call this the northern paris.
[bill] paris in the north.
I wonder if people don't bathe.
Yeah, let's do this.
Oh, my god.
And I know taking this trip and taking this risk to come over here,
It's pretty bizarre, and it's a, it's a reach,
But any crab you put on the market, it's going to be valuable.
Prices are going to soar.
So, what's that shipyard bill coming to?
Oh, man.
I'm guessing three or four hundred thousand bucks.
[mike] racking up a hefty tab for repairs
To the fishing vessel summer bay,
Captain wild bill wichrowsk and deck boss landon cheney
Travel halfway around the world
To the one place there's still open season on reds.
So what's the plan?
We're going to go down and meet with a guy named tobias who owns a boat.
I don't know what to think about this, you know, sig set it up.
[mike] three hundred and forty miles
Inside the arctic circle on the stalbas.
[cell phone ringing]
Hey.
[bill] sig.
I made it. I'm here in norway.
[sig on phone] I'm glad you made it in.
[bill] actually, I'm headed down to the boat.
I want to take a look at what I'm getting into here.
[sig] there's a small boat, so it's a house-forward.
[bill] I have a feeling I'm going to need a cigarette when this is over.
[landon chuckles]
[bill on phone] as long as this thing can catch crab,
Landon and I'll make it work
[sig on phone] it'd be nice to compare, you know.
We can start sharing some info back and forth,
So see if we can't put this puzzle together.
[bill] yeah. Okay.
[sig on phone] we went up to the canyon, and that was a skunk.
[bill] all right.
[sig on phone] the good news is the price is sky high.
You know, we're at $20 a pound to us.
[bill] that's amazing, man. That's amazing.
[sig on phone] word is coming up.
Uh, we got to get these pots off the boat.
[bill on phone] good luck to you.
[sig] roger.
This one right here?
[bill] I guess that's it.
It's a wee one.
[landon] we could probably fit a few of those on the summer bay.
[bill] hey, capitan.
How are you?
[tobias] I'm good. How are you, sir?
You're tobias?
-Captain bill? -Yeah. Pleasure.
-So this is it, huh? -Yeah.
How many pots do you haul?
[tobias] normally, I haul about 30 a day.
[bill] because I really hope we can run more gear, you know?
You see the way it goes in alaska, we run a lot of gear.
I could take more at one time,
Less trips for re-arranging moving gear.
Yeah.
-[bill] you're willing to try it? -Yeah, of course.
I am open to improvement.
Yeah.
You got a plotter?
[tobias] I got a plotter I can show you.
Show me where you're fishing, man.
Show me where we're fishing, maybe, huh?
[tobias] yeah.
So I think we put the initial set up shallower.
[tobias speaking]
-Well, we're starting from scratch... -Yeah.
...And I'm thinking we try some deep stuff.
Yeah.
[tobias speaking]
[bill] at least we have a plan.
I'm not sure it's the right plan, but we've got a plan.
[tobias] yes.
[mike] back on the stalbas.
[sig] right now we're about 15, 20-foot sea, so it's coming up as we spea
It's a good 40 knot plus.
I'm going to have this all night.
The guys are muddling through it.
Fantastic weather to fish in.
As far as this area, you know, we did some research and we've been poking around.
Yeah, we made a pass over this ridge.
It looks like a crab claw, basically.
Doesn't seem too hard bottom, which is really good.
We're just going to get 'em in the water and hope for the best.
[mike] captain sig targets a soft patch of sea floor to the west,
Where he suspects the red king are congregatin in the shelter of the mud,
If the locals behave the wa they do back home.
[sig] well, it's the first storm I've been in in norway,
And I'm not liking it very much.
Okay. Set them when you're ready, it's 155 fathoms.
[runar speaking]
[runar grunts]
You know, this weather wouldn't challenge me a bit on my boat.
Here, I'm extremely uncomfortable because it's not my boat,
Not my crew, and, uh, not my ocean.
Plain and simple.
Whoo-hoo!
Oh-oh.
Uh-oh.
We got problems.
[sig] that's a big one...
[bleep]
Ohh!
[sig] this is crazy.
Hey, watch out!
[bleep] damn, this thing!
[man grunts]
Did you hear that?
I can't... [bleep].
[crewman 7 speaking]
Damn it!
Guys, get in here. We got a situation.
Ah!
Now what?
Oh, my god.
Galley is full of water.
Did you hear that?
[mike] on the stalbas.
Oh, my god.
Galley is full of water.
[sig grunting]
Oh, my god.
Damn it.
They don't have to take the [bleep] off.
Just get in here, fast.
We had a wave hit.
It pulled that whole sink out of the wall.
The whole thing came out.
The weather is pretty, pretty bad.
[sig] we need to find the main shut off for the fresh water
Because they've got a line that's leaking right here out of the wall.
Son of a bitch!
[crewman 7] yeah. It was, it was a big wave.
The chairs just flew... Straight across.
Boat's been taking rolls that I'm not even comfortable with.
It's a heavy boat. And she, really when she rolls, she...
It's... It's like gravity, man.
It's just... A lot of pressure.
Oh, my god.
Well, I did mention they're not tying things down,
But it didn't hurt anything structurally.
So we can get back to work here.
[crewman 7 speaking]
[sig] the weather keeps goin
Guys are starting to get their rhythm down, I have not.
Very hard to get the boat to do what you want it to do, but we're going to keep at it.
Keep trying.
[mike] thirty-eight hundred miles southeast...
In dutch harbor.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[operator speaking on radio]
[mike] ten hours after his injury, patricia lee deckhand
Francis katangan transfers to an emergency flight
Bound for an anchorage hospital 800 miles away.
[man 1 speaking on radio]
[man 2 speaking on radio]
[mike] one hundred and sixty-three miles southwest.
[phone ringing]
[rip] patricia lee.
If you hear anything else, please give me a call.
Roger. Thank you.
Francis is on the medevac to anchorage.
We don't know what kind of condition he is in.
We won't know until he's in anchorage.
I sure hope he's going to be fine.
I'll beat myself up for everything.
That's just the way it is.
So wanted to be going this way with three tanks down and a happy crew
And couldn't be more different.
[mike] forty-two hundred miles northwest.
I'm looking forward to this.
Go out and see what we can do.
I think landon's rigging the last one or two we got to do here.
[bill speaking]
[sven speaking]
[mike] captain wild bill and crew make final preparations
To the tromstind before thei norwegian maiden voyage.
You guys are rigging those for 100, 110?
No, we're rigging for 50.
What do you mean?
I thought you just told me they were catching them--
[tobias speaking]
[landon] I told, I told him we're rigging for 110.
And then I talked to him and he said, they're catching deep.
I said, forget the shallows then.
I know. I'm just trying to tell you what happened.
He said, we'll cut 'em.
You just told me they were catching from--
[landon] yeah, they were.
[tobias speaking]
Well, if they are, they are catching in the deep, we need to be able to go deep.
So I make my decisions on what I hear from the questions I ask.
So let's...
[tobias speaking]
-You live here, you fish here. -Yeah.
I'm taking your knowledge and trying to work with it.
How difficult is it to bring the one back to make it a real deep one?
Can we take both the pieces we cut off and put it on there?
Yeah.
[bill] we need to get this here in the water.
Let's get this [beep] done.
[mike] four thousand miles southeast...
I take my head out of the window, I think I can do this.
[grunts]
That was a big one.
If I can just get though my pots and make this all worthwhile.
[mike] ...On the bering sea.
[johnathan] that's a big wave there.
[mike] ...Aboard the time bandit.
[johnathan] this is like derby day weather... Where folks die, people die.
It's been badmouthed one after the next.
This weather [bleep] pot straight.
Whoo!
Hopefully, it gets a little nicer.
[johnathan] last pick, we found 28 crab on the spot
We're 72 miles past that.
[mike] after abandoning shelter from the storm
Near st. George island, captain jonathan ventures
To the deeper golden crab grounds.
[johnathan] that's two mile those kind of numbers,
I can slam some crab real quick right there.
Pirates are going to fish the storm.
Whoo!
[mike] the goal, turn over 40 pots and see if they contain
A 28 crab average he needs to staunch the bleeding
From the season's red king crab closure.
[johnathan] hey, guys, be careful.
I know we could do this.
[freddy speaking]
[johnathan] okay. I got it, in my sight.
So, when you're ready.
Hopefully, we got crab legs.
If we don't have crab legs, we just keep going till we see crab legs.
First pot of the storm.
Only ones out here.
We got it all to ourselves.
Whoo!
[rope whirring]
[crew cheering]
[johnathan on radio] yeah, baby!
Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.
In the storm, in the hurricane, that's a good pot.
[indistinct chatter]
Whoo! My hair's standing. My hair's standing on my neck.
I was hoping that'd be like 18 or 20, so...
Hopefully, it's all good.
Three.
33. 33.
Wow!
Whoa!
[johnathan] thirty-three!
Whoa! 33. 33 crabs.
Whoo!
[laughs]
[crew cheering]
[johnathan on radio] oh, my god. Look at that pot.
Oh, my god.
That's what I'm talking abou
Yeah, baby!
[cheering]
Forty-eight. Big 48.
Get some... Get some.
I don't know what kind of dance that is.
I'm freaking out over here.
That's the best pot we've seen all year.
I love you, man. I love you, baby.
Love you, freddy. Love you, guys.
Whoo! Whoo!
Rock and roll, brother.
[johnathan] the wind's coming up again really fast and hard.
We got some 35-footers, so, hopefully, I get through this gear.
Whoo!
Boo-yah!
[indistinct shouting]
That was a big one. That's a big one. That's a big one.
Oh, [bleep]! Look out. Look out.
[freddy] whoa! Hang on...
[johnathan] look out.
[crewman 8 speaking]
Rest in peace, little buddy.
Oh, man. I was really liking that coffeemaker, too.
Damn it.
The coffee machine is the most important thing, yeah?
No coffee, no work.
[mike] missing a key compone of state-of-the-art
Scandinavian operational technology...
[sig] we had a wave hit.
It's just a shame we had to lose the coffee machine.
This is the first time I've ever stopped drinking coffee.
[mike] ...Captain sig has a latte on his mind.
Normally, that would be the comfort I go to, and I'm not doing it.
Oh, we're gonna fix it.
I don't want to get jittery
[mike] jake at the top spot sig at the bottom?
What has become of this worl
[deckhands cheering]
[mike] on the time bandit.
[johnathan] that's a big one. That's a big one. That's a big one.
Oh, [bleep]. Look out. Look out.
[freddy] whoa! Hang on...
[johnathan] look out.
Wow!
Oh, god.
That was a 65 plus knot gust.
[deckhands cheering]
If that's the game we're going to play the game, we'll play the game.
Onto the next spot.
[indistinct cheering and shouting]
Crab fest.
That's a good pot.
Wow! Wow!
[laughs].
32. 32.
Wow!
Yeah, baby. Now we're making it big.
It all comes together, you know?
When you got a due, you got to work hard.
We came out here, we took a risk, and it's paying off.
[mike] thirty-six hundred miles northwest...
[sig] we've covered a lot of ground,
But so far we're not coming with anything.
I'm getting a little nervous about the whole thing here.
[mike] ...On the stalbas.
[sig] hopefully the crab cla will have something.
[mike] after three days battling harsh weather in unfamiliar seas...
[sig] pot's up?
What do we got?
[deckhand cheering]
We got crabs.
Yeah!
Shut the [bleep].
It's a big crab...
[sig] six crabs in nine, ten hours is a really good sign.
We've been traveling for miles, so to see sign of life
Means that it can be done.
It means that there is life.
[mike] captain sig is the first and only alaskan crabber this year
To get a taste of red king crab.
[sig] I would like to compare what's going on in the fjords.
We're going to find out soon enough.
[bill] you know, that's gorgeous to get out of here today.
We got all the gear on board.
We got fuel, we got bait, we got provisions, we got water.
Bill, you're ready?
-[bill] you ready? -Yeah.
[landon] let me, uh, cut this guy loose.
[tobias] yeah.
Clear!
[bill] yeah, this is first time fishing in norway for me
In a lot smaller boat, so I guess we'll see what this brings.
[man 6] last bailer is coming up.
And that will be that.
[cell phone ringing]
Patricia lee.
Yes, this is captain, roger
Okay. Great. How is he?
All right. So you think he's going to be okay?
I can't thank you enough for calling.
That's great news. Thank you very much.
Right, I appreciate it.
[rip on radio] hey, guys, I just talked to francis's doctor,
And he's going to be okay.
He's going to be fine. So...
[crewmen cheering]
Yeah, that's good news.
[crewman 6] yeah, baby!
[rip] when francis got injured,
My heart freakin' dropped through my stomach.
It was...
Terrible.
We had a tough winter the winter before, and now I have this happen.
It's like [bleep], seriously?
Really? This is happening again?
We made a commitment when we started this and we're going to keep goin
I mean, that's what we do. We never give up over here, ever.
It looks like francis won't make it back for this trip.
So, we just have to get francis's replacement
It's just so intensive, and if we're getting the crab, we're going to need him.
We got to go make some money
We have to, we don't really have any choice.