[narrator] Winter mining is entering the homestretch.
And the BSG family is getting desperate as the walls close in.
Nome's top boss...
[man] We got McCully moving in.
[narrator] ...fighting to stay on top.
[man] All walls down in the season,
we're going for it.
[narrator] As he fends off the challenge from a young gangster.
Hundred ounce gold is closer and closer.
[narrator] He's looking to make bank.
[Chris speaking]
[narrator] The Salty Don...
[Vernon] We're running out of time.
[narrator] ...refusing to go quietly.
[Vernon] Blast through that [bleep].
Trying to find gold down here.
[narrator] And the wise guy...
[Brad speaking]
[Kris responds]
[narrator] ...trying to crawl out from the abyss.
[Kris] Jam that [bleep] in there.
Yeah, baby.
[narrator] In the final days, who will become a made man?
And who will get iced?
[man speaking]
What's happening? [bleep] damn it.
Hold on, hold on.
[man] Get him out. Get him out now.
[man 2] Get him up, get him up.
We got really good gold on this hole.
We're all set up. I'm gonna go down, clean it up.
Once I get this hole finished off, cleaned up,
then we're gonna move over here.
We'll put a lot of gold in the box.
Short amount of time.
Killing it.
[narrator] To get his hundred ounces
and put a hit on Chris McCully,
Nome's top boss is rolling up his sleeves and digging in deep.
[Shawn] We're on this sand and cobble and lye.
But we're getting late in the season and we're heading further out.
Doing deeper dives, less time on the bottom but, hell...
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Last time out, we got on a sweet pay streak.
But the problem is this trail's leading out to deeper water.
It's, like, 40 feet.
That's pretty much our limit.
Anything beyond that is too dangerous.
Even at 40 feet, we can only stay down two hours
before we get into trouble.
People can die from pressure issues at 40 feet.
It's no joke.
You gotta know what you're doing.
Everything's about ready to go here, huh?
I'll hop down and just mop her up.
Two hours ain't a whole lot of time to clean this hole out.
But need to take big risks for big rewards.
I heard Chris McCully is killing it.
And I'm willing to play with fire to stay one step ahead.
He's gonna get some gold.
Yes, sir.
Hey, Luke, are you out of comm yet?
- Good comm, Tim. - It's loud and clear.
[Shawn responds]
[Tim responds]
[Shawn grunts]
Oh, yeah.
[laughing] Oh.
Yeah, you can really tunnel back in there a little ways.
[Shawn speaking]
Oh, almost on the bottom.
On the bottom.
I'll go find the flannel hose here.
[Tim] All right.
All right, I'm on the nozzle.
Pump her up.
[Tim] All righty.
Give her the goose, Bruce.
Now we're following it deeper, deeper.
Watching the umbilical disappear into the abyss.
Must be way up in that hole.
[Shawn] Not seeing a whole lot of color just yet.
Where is it at?
Show me the pretty little things. Oh.
Nothing, uh, too impressive yet.
Just gonna take another bite here.
And it's on the pick-up, I'm gonna move.
Oh, yeah, there you go. Just some big rocks.
Oh, here it's picking up.
[Tim] Back in business.
[Shawn] A piece there, a piece there, a piece there.
There's some nice coarse gold in this area, though.
Now that's the gravel to the sand,
it's easy to hit that sand
and gold starts pouring up the hose.
Couple of hundred pieces in this little area.
[Tim] Man, sounds wonderful.
Get this gold out of this hole, move onto the next.
[Shawn] Looking pretty damn good.
Gold is pouring up the hose like a fine wine.
[narrator] As Nome's kingpin takes a shot a deep ground...
...three miles east...
Yeah, we're on Wall Street today, baby.
It's gonna be good.
[narrator] ...a young gangster's pulling the trigger
on a plan to grow his golden portfolio.
We're gonna change our operation name to Gold Man Stacks Corporation.
Hundred ounce gold, closer and closer.
I'm gonna get suited up.
So we basically hit a virgin channel
and it's loaded with gold.
[man] All right, I'm gonna fire this up.
[Chris] We nicknamed this spot "Wall Street"
because it's a cobbled wall
and a channel right in between where the hot gold is.
I'm about to make a big withdrawal.
Call me the "Wolf of Wall Street."
It's gonna be a good day today.
[Chris] If Wall Street is as hot as I think,
I'm gonna send another diver after me.
I don't know what Shawn's numbers are,
but if we keep doing this the way we're doing it now,
I think Shawn don't stand a chance on us.
You wanna throw away any shake when you see it down there.
But if it ain't looking like Wall Street,
you're in the wrong spot.
[chuckles]
Heck yeah, have fun.
[Chris speaking through mic]
Go ahead and hike her up, bro.
[Chris speaking]
Sounds good.
[Chris continues]
And? Did you find Wall Street?
[Chris responds]
[John] Oh, yeah.
[Chris] It's coming in, bud.
[John speaking]
[Chris responds]
Everybody tried to get four hours working on the nozzle.
Wilson could be out here to relieve him.
Looks like we're gonna end... End this season strong.
[Chris speaking]
[narrator] With the end of winter closing in,
every miner must earn their seat at the table.
And on the frozen battleground...
All right. Here we are yet once again.
See these guys are falling out the box over there.
Getting all the equipment running, time is of the essence.
[narrator] ...Nome's Salty Don looks to get his operation back on track
by any means necessary.
[Vernon] Not good enough flow.
Just give me a little bit of flow through here.
[Vernon speaking]
This season's been rough, not gonna lie.
We went up for 200 ounces,
we'll be lucky if we get 20 at this rate.
So I'm unleashing a three-prong planter to ramp up production.
We got this, uh, triple sluice set up.
It's designed for fine gold recovery, refining out.
We're blowing past all that microscopic stuff.
The very fine gold, the flour gold, we call it.
She's ripped and ready to go.
First we're breaking out Larry's triple sluice spots.
We can't lose even a flake of gold at this point.
Hopefully, this triple sluice will mean nothing escapes.
Yeah, right there, that's good like that.
That would actually be about the flow
that I would think would be optimal for catching fine gold.
Next up, we have a plan to save time moving forward.
We're gonna get this set up now.
Brand new piece of 60 foot hose.
This is gonna be exactly what we need.
Every time we move the operation, it's a time killer.
So Larry and Scott are working on an extension that'll make the hose almost 60 feet.
That way we can keep following the pay streak further without moving.
[Larry] Got a 40 now, we can go 20-foot further.
This will be almost plug and play.
[Vernon] And finally, while those two are at it,
I'm bringing in another diver to expand the tape.
I guess, uh, you know, it's your turn.
This new guy, Leonard,
he could be a real heavyweight.
Leonard is a red suit diver by trade,
he's built like a Mack truck.
He could be an alligator wrestler.
I'm gonna go under, I'm excited.
Never been, uh, diving under the ice.
I've done a little bit of cold weather environment
but, uh, nothing with five feet ice.
But being the strongest guy I know won't necessarily help under the ice.
Gotta be ready for anything.
You can get in real trouble in the blink of an eye.
[Vernon speaking]
[Vernon continues]
[Leonard responds]
[Vernon continues]
But let me know when you get your bearing,
and we'll give you a full RPM on the pump.
[Leonard responds]
[Vernon] Are you seeing anything?
[Leonard speaking]
[Leonard continues]
Okay, we're gonna rev it up.
[Leonard responds]
All right, you know what to do with the valve and...
Okay, now you have full rev.
[Leonard responds]
Yeah, let's move a lot of material.
He's not shy about it.
He's breathing.
In a controlled fashion, he's not panic breathing.
He's doing a hell of a job.
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] All right, all right.
Good job, good job.
That's what it's all about, plug it up.
He's putting it through the box.
We're making gold,
which is better than that paper stuff.
[Leonard speaking]
Someone hit me.
[narrator] As the Don muscles his way back into the game...
...across the ice...
[sighs] I love problems in the morning.
There's something definitely going wrong.
[narrator] With no gold this season,
Kris Kelly may soon be sleeping with the fishes.
[bleep]
The crawler is stuck underneath the water,
it won't back up.
I even have to [bleep] dive down there
and check everything out for myself,
so I don't break anything.
[bleep]
[Kris] So the crawler was supposed to be the answer to our dreams.
But it's becoming a nightmare.
The good news is we finally got it in the water
on the seafloor, moving material.
The bad news is it can't go backwards.
So it's just stuck on the bottom right now.
I gotta get this moving.
I gotta get some gold and hopefully salvage my season.
Okay, I'm gonna jump down there and see what's going on.
Yeah, my brother's gearing up right now.
He's gonna get down, check on everything.
He's gonna tell us what we need to do.
Okay.
3, 2, 1, go.
Oh, [bleep] me.
[Brad] Everything good?
[Kris] No, I'm good.
Hot water's in.
It's shallow today.
Okay, let's go to work.
[Brad speaking]
[Kris responds]
And this rock is blocking the back of my tire.
[Brad] Yeah, I figured that was gonna be what it was.
[Kris] Yeah, big [bleep] rock.
It looks really wedged in there, so...
[bleep]
There we go.
[Brad] Okay.
[bleep]
[Brad] Everything good?
[Kris responds]
[Brad] That sucks.
We're gonna get rock jams still.
[Kris continues]
You want a hand on up?
[Kris] Yeah, okay. I'm coming right now.
Thank you, Mike.
[Kris] So there was a huge rock lodged behind the track.
Hopefully that was the only reason the collar wasn't moving backwards.
In other messed up news,
we installed a rock guard on the nozzle and the little bastard broke off.
[Brad speaking]
That means we'll be more prone to rock jams.
But you know what, if this beast actually starts working right,
I'm not gonna worry about it at this point.
Okay.
I'd be happy if you'd hurry the [bleep] up, I can start playing with the joysticks.
I already moved away the rocks that were just gonna cause us a problem.
[Brad] Okay, get the [bleep] out of the way.
[Kris] Come on, let's see some [bleep] movement.
Put it in reverse.
[Brad] Pull, pull, pull.
All right, keep coming.
[Kris continues]
Oh, yeah. That's [bleep] nice, baby.
Hard turn right.
[Kris continues]
Who is controlling this thing right now?
Shut up, [bleep] I'm fine.
[Kris] I wanna see more than a six inch pull.
Let's see a foot, two feet.
[Brad] Get the [bleep] out of my way.
Don't! [bleep] All right, yield.
Yeah, that's the [bleep] right there. Jam it.
Yeah, baby.
[Brad] It's like a video game.
[Kris] Looking better but it's stuck in cool down.
We're gonna run it until we get a rock jam.
But this is a fast [bleep], baby.
We just gotta dial it in a little better.
[narrator] The end of winter is fast approaching.
[Shawn] See, it's a nice color.
Easy. Easy, cheesy.
[narrator] And Nome's top boss is hoping time is his ally...
[Shawn] We always followed the gold a bit closer.
Now we're following it out deeper, deeper.
[narrator] ...as he collects on the deepest ground of the season.
[Shawn speaking]
Gobble, gobble.
All right, well, watch your dive tank down there.
You're getting pretty close to your sink time.
I'll be all right. [laughs]
You're all right until your air compressor [bleep] up or your line freezes.
Then we're all [bleep].
Yeah. You know, I suppose you're right.
It's just nice seeing gold.
Makes all this hard work worthwhile.
Yeah, there's some big rocks over this place.
[Shawn] Gonna check this hole before I come up.
All right, well make sure you don't push your time too far.
[Shawn] Oh, yeah. Hell, yeah. Here we go.
Another piece. Another piece.
Easy, brother.
Come on, baby.
Looking pretty damn good!
Gotta couple minutes and then it's done.
Definitely some good,
good looking color coming around this big rock.
Piece of gold, piece of gold, piece of gold, gold.
[Joe] You're getting pretty close.
[Shawn] Lot of nice chunky pieces of gold in here.
Looking good, man.
We're gonna make some money!
All right. Much left out here, Joe.
[Shawn speaking]
Coming up. I'm coming up.
[Joe] Ten-four.
[Shawn] Beauty, thing of beauty.
[breathing heavily]
[Shawn] That's what we have to do to stay on top.
We pushed it. Really pushed it.
We went deep over 40 feet.
And at that depth, we didn't have much time to pull it off.
[Shawn speaking]
Well, we did. The gold looked awesome.
Hopefully, the scale agrees
and we keep McCully at bay.
Yeah!
Here it is, Ron! Best gold of the season.
We're gonna clean the box up.
See what the hell it looks like.
[narrator] But Nome's kingpin isn't the only one with a hot hand.
[engine whirring]
[Chris speaking]
[narrator] Young gangster, Chris McCully
is also seeing earnings sky rocket.
Thanks to a gold filled channel he's dubbed, "Wall Street."
[Chris speaking]
[laughs]
Heck, yeah!
This is the best day of the year.
We're on gold.
We're actually being productive.
[Chris] Yeah!
[Chris speaking]
[anchor manager] Hey, Chris.
Wilson's on his way.
I can hear him gripping.
You're right about four hours now.
Wilson, this is it.
Gonna start right where you left off.
[Chris speaking]
Right on. It's gonna be a great day.
[machine whirring]
[anchor manager speaking]
[laughs]
[cheering]
[Chris] Wallstreet is really paying off.
Matter of fact,
this really might be the best pay streak I've ever worked.
Nobody in the fleet,
not even Shawn is gonna be on goal like this.
This stuff right here is looking really good.
All pay. All pay.
Great dive.
I was down to go throughout the whole thing.
It didn't slow down one bit.
Yeah, Wilson's gonna kill it again.
Have fun!
I'm gonna send Wilson down there
and keep sucking up that gold.
I'm gonna head back to town
and start prepping for the way out.
It's gonna be freaking massive.
All right. I'm out of here.
[anchor manager] We're on Wallstreet today, baby.
[Chris] Today was a great day.
Almost like a fairytale.
Clearly it's gold coming out of the wall.
[chuckles]
[narrator] Five miles east...
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] All right.
[Vernon speaking]
[narrator] First time ice dredger, 'He-Man,' Leonard Lovins...
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon speaking]
[narrator] ...is three hours into muscling up gold.
[dramatic music playing]
Leonard's doing great down there.
His first dive.
Larry and Scott are getting that 60 foot hose.
Rigged up, so that we can install it tonight.
Have it ready to go tomorrow morning.
We got everything humming right now.
Leonard seems like he's a natural.
He's killing it down there.
The boys are getting the 60 foot hose ready.
The triple sluice box is catching all the fine gold we were missing.
Things are so impressive,
we're attracting onlookers.
Yeah?
[Vernon] Jeff Orzechowski from Emily's team is here.
Maybe he can learn a thing or two from watching us.
[Leonard breathing heavily]
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] What's that, fill?
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] I think the light went out.
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] Okay. We'll attend you.
[Vernon speaking]
He's coming up. He's coming up.
[Vernon] Okay. We're ready for you.
[suspenseful music playing]
Uh...
Hey, Leonard, I see a line there by that ladder.
What is-- that line is not safe.
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] It does not need to be down there by that ladder.
We'll talk about it when you get up.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] [bleep] He's all wrapped up.
Too much [bleep] hanging around down there.
[Leonard speaking]
[bleep]
[Vernon] If he was out of air, he'd be dead right now.
[Leonard speaking]
[machine beeping]
We can't understand you.
Are you coming up?
[Leonard speaking]
[Vernon] Leonard, we can't understand you up here.
Pull the ladder up?
[Leonard speaking]
[indistinct chatter]
[indistinct shouting]
Get him up! Get him up!
[Vernon speaking]
Come up the ladder, Leonard. Come up the ladder.
We can't hold you though.
I can't hold you.
I got you. I got you.
Pull the ladder out.
It's off the ladder now.
[bleep]
[Vernon] Are you okay?
[Vernon speaking]
This thing hanging off the side.
He couldn't find it. He couldn't undo it.
- [bleeping] - What we were doing was
pulling everything with the ladder.
Pull all him up.
Then, he got stuck on the jet
- with the back on his weight belt. - [bleeping]
[bleeping]
I knew something was tangled up.
Ripped a hole in your wetsuit.
I don't care--
[indistinct conversation]
[Vernon] That was scary as hell.
On his way up, Leonard got snagged on a line.
The problem is
the line was caught on the ladder
and ripped his mask clean off.
[man shouting] Get him up!
[Vernon] That had to be truly terrifying for Leonard.
And to make matters worse,
he was hung up on the weight belt too.
Just terrible management of equipment down there.
Okay, guys.
There's a number of safety violations involved in this.
Uh, number one,
lose ropes, lose anything hanging down under the water
is what you gonna get tangled up.
We don't want any lose anything
hanging around between the hole and the diver.
I'm not gonna have to be Mr. Nice Guy anymore.
This god damn rope is coming down.
You did good for not panicking.
You had air the entire time.
But I tell you what, it was getting kind of scary
because these comms are not coming through crystal clear.
Fortunately, nobody got hurt.
I was watching what you were doing down there.
Nice controlled breathing.
Thanks for a great day.
Thank you, Leonard.
Thanks.
[Leonard] It was pretty unnerving.
You're underneath five feet thick of ice.
Who knows what could happen?
There's... you know,
air can go out, your heat can go out, your lights can go out.
It's a dangerous thing.
I'm just glad to be on the surface. I can say that.
[Vernon] It was a close call.
Gotta strictly adhere to the rules of safety.
Otherwise, you might find your ass dead
on the bottom of the Bering sea.
[narrator] 12 miles west.
[Kris] This thing is beautiful.
[laughs maniacally]
[narrator] Now that his crawler's working.
Will Kris Kelly become the most dangerous hitman in Nome?
[Kris] Come on. Keep coming.
[machinery whirring]
[kris speaking]
Yep. Good. Good. Good.
You got that right, buddy.
[Kris] Oh, [bleep] There's a big rock.
Okay. Nozzle up a little bit.
Hold on. Hold on.
[bleeping]
Let me check suction.
[bleeping]
Yeah, we gotta fix that.
I got a rock jam.
Yeah, we knew it was gonna happen, it was only inevitable.
[Kris] [bleeping] That sucks!
There's nothing more I can do down here.
I'm coming up.
I said I'd be happy
if the crawler was working without the rock guard.
I need that rock crawler.
Without it, it'll just be jam central.
But I will say watching that beast down there working for the first time,
it's damn impressive.
- You like this thing? - Oh, this is like video game.
Look at this! [exclaims]
Well that's why I made it
for simple people to have enjoyment.
Uh, my cluster ring broke off.
This little connection is what it was handling all the force of everything.
And that's not beefy enough.
We need industrial size.
No big deal.
Lots of little things to dial in.
90 percent of everything works.
10 percent they [bleep] up.
We dial in 10 percent
and then it should work like a dream.
We'll fix what needs to be fixed on the crawler
and get back to a 100 percent.
It's not huge stuff,
but, man, it's getting late in the season.
Everyday we're messing with this crap.
it's just another day of not getting gold.
- I'm taking first shift. Driving. - [Kris] First shift what?
You're not [bleeping] driving my [bleeping] toy.
I will lock the door with you outside.
Shut the [bleep] up.
- You're not driving my toy. - It's my toy.
It's mine for the summer, [bleep].
[Kris] This is my [bleep] toy.
Shut up [bleep].
I built this toy for me.
I don't care.
- [Kris] Well, I'm glad you like it. - I do.
Cause bigger brother needs a bigger toy.
- You know? - [Kris] You don't need [bleep].
[announcer] And now, another episode ofSocial Hour with Vernon.
Take a little break today.
You gotta have a cocktail every now and then.
See what's happening out there in the wide, wide world of social media.
"What's your death row meal look like?"
[bell dongs]
I'd like some catfish filet.
And hush puppies.
Catfish filets, hush puppies,
red beans and rice,
a bowl of gumbo.
I'd go down happy.
And I used to live in New Orleans.
[chuckling] in New Orleans.
It is what it is.
[announcer] This has been another episode ofSocial Hour with Vernon.
[man] Look at this gold.
Yes.
- That's super fine that is. - Yeah.
- Microscopic, super fine stuff. - That's weight.
[narrator] After a harrowing experience for diver Leonard Lovins,
Vernon Adkison is hoping the rookie
still managed to be a strong earner to the family.
[Vernon] I'll be glad they didn't drop that down the ladder.
I mean you're kind of hard to be pulling up on that damn ladder.
It's easier enough when you're underwater.
But when they pulling you out of the hole...
The dive was cut short
due to unforeseen circumstances.
But Leonard did a good job while he was down there.
Hopefully, we'll get a nice surprise on the scale.
Then I'll know we have a solid team
pulling for gold moving forward.
All right.
- Gold some gold here. - Yes.
Nice.
- All right. We got one... - One better.
[Vernon] Two...
[man] It's only two. Going for three.
[Vernon] Three...
3.93.
Not bad.
[narrator] 3.93 ounces
is worth about $7,500 dollars.
Not a badanza.
But enough to keep a ray of hope alive.
[Vernon] That's nice stuff.
Something about gold.
A lot of this is finer gold.
That means the triple sluice is paying dividends.
It's a decent haul for the first time out.
So Leonard maybe the real deal.
It's not setting the world on fire
but we might have the right ingredients
to make a strong showing for the rest of the season.
I mean, overall that's good weight for that haul.
So, we'll take it.
We'll put it in the pot.
What can I say? Yippee Ki-Yay.
Tag it and bag it.
[narrator] The Dons got just enough to stay in the game.
But who will take the lead
between the kingpin and the young gangster?
[Shawn] What have we got here?
[man speaking]
Yeah.
[Shawn] Looks really good in the box.
Nice, big fat cleanup.
That's what we're looking for.
Gold we got here
is from Joe's dive and my deep dive.
Pastry got hotter the deeper we got.
But now I'm gonna see if it was really worth it.
[exclaims nervously]
Right on, right on, right on.
[dramatic music playing]
Five...
Ten...
[suspenseful music playing]
15.
[bleeping]
[all laughing]
- [bleeping] Money! - Oh, man!
15.8.
[narrator] 15.8 ounces is worth
a weighty $30,000 dollars.
The dive may have been deep.
But now Shawn's pockets are even deeper.
[Shawn] That is not bad for one little hole.
[both] Yeah.
It's pretty good.
[Shawn] Loving it.
Feels so good to take a risk like this
and see it pay off.
- Good job. - [exclaiming]
[Shawn] I hear McCully's on hot gold.
But is he having clean ounce this good?
I doubt it.
So if we can keep it rolling the rest of the winter,
I know we'll be on top.
- Another pay check. - Mm-hmm.
[Shawn] Killing it!
[narrator] Across town...
[Chris] Yeah!
[narrator] The returns are in from Wallstreet.
Well, let's see that first, sweep of the day.
See how it looks like, huh?
[Chris speaking]
[narrator] And it's looking like a bull market
for gangster Chris McCully.
[Chris speaking]
[Chris] It's called Wallstreet for a reason.
As good as this winter's been going,
I've never seen ground like this before.
I knew it was hot while I was on it
and it clearly stayed hot for Wilson like that too.
[all laughing]
[Chris] It's looking good.
Let's start drying this thing out.
I have no idea what Shawn is doing.
But if this weighs out near to where I was thinking,
we're gonna be tough to beat.
All right. Let's do this.
- You guys, ready? - [Wilson] Ready.
[Chris] So I measure my gold in grams.
I don't measure them in ounces.
So bear with me.
Here we go.
100, 200, 300...
four, five...
six, seven...
eight, nine...
Oh, we just tipped the scale.
We just tipped the scale.
Hang on. Hang on.
Eighty-one...
34 ounces.
Wow.
[narrator] 34 ounces is worth a whopping
$64,000 dollars.
Easily the biggest weigh out by any team this winter.
And after Wallstreet,
Chris McCully maybe the golden gangster of Nome.
[Chris] I'm at 91 ounces for this season.
Bro, we are nine ounces away from our 100 ounce gold.
This is a monster haul.
it's huge.
And there's no way anybody's gonna beat us this season.
So, Shawn and everybody,
they better watch out.
Because we're gonna ride
the wall street all winter long.
Tomorrow, we go out there,
cut a new hole, unload everything
and then we get back on the grind.
We're still on gold.
Going out tonight.
- [all laughing] - [Chris] Yeah.
[narrator] As guns blaze toward the final days of winter,
Chris McCully is a made man.
Shooting past Kingpin,
Shawn Pomrenke.
Next time on Bering Sea Gold.
[growls in frustration]
Thought this was gonna turn out to be a good spot
but no gold.
We can't slow down.
We're almost to our gold.
[bleeping]
That is not good.
[laughing]
[Kris] We're getting more gold per hour than we ever have.
And we're not breaking a sweat doing it.
[Kris speaking]
[exclaiming in pain]
[Jane] All right. [bleep] you!