Previously on Below Deck Med...
The laundry room is an explosion.
You'’re still waiting for your stuff, too?
Bri, Bri, have you seen any horseradish?
This is why I don'’t like taking breaks.
I'’m on a boat that's meant to be run by four stews.
When they can'’t do something, I just jump in and do it myself.
- There she is. - Sorry.
You were just calling me to find out where I was, right?
Do you not think I work?
Oops, sorry.
A cookie with ice cream?
- Yeah. - Come on.
- Yeah. - He missed the mark tonight.
We'’ve got tuna carpaccio.
I can'’t eat raw seafood because it could kill me.
- Serving the guest raw fish. - Yeah.
That'’s a fireable offense.
I can'’t let him go. There'’s no replacement chef.
I'’m in the middle of the charter season.
I can'’t be stuck with no chef.
I'’m not going to do that, but this can'’t happen.
Okay.
I mean, I don'’t want her to get fired.
But this stinks. It'’s actually turning yellow.
We'’ve had this forward cabin. We finally got it repaired.
You know what that means? Extra help.
- She'’s going to join today. - Yeah.
When is she coming on?
- Hello. - Hello.
- New stewardess. - Hi!
- Hello. - Hello.
How are you?
New stewardess.
- Are you Scottish? - No, I'’m Irish.
Oh, okay.
But I'’m half Scottish, actually.
Me dad'’s a Scottish. Yeah, I'’m Nathan.
Hi, Nathan, nice to meet you. Carrie.
Is it not just me moving?
Is there a whole switcharound now?
Three people are moving around right now.
Bri is moving in here.
The new girl'’s moving in with Ellie,
which means Gael is moving back.
So it'’s kind of crazy.
Positive energy.
You arrived at a good time.
We'’re going out tonight, so...
It'’s a great way to be introduced to everyone.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Come on in. Thanks. - No worries, Captain.
- Hi, welcome. - Nice to meet you, Captain.
- Yeah, you too. - Hi, how are you?
- Good. - Good.
- We'’re happy to have you. - Nice.
I love that you do some mixology.
- Yes. - That'’s really cool.
Clearly, you'’ve had experience on yachts.
And you'’ve been in it for a while.
I'’ve been in yachting for the last eight years.
I'’ve been on seven boats before.
Where did these boats cruise?
Tampax----ing throw it at the wall.
Once I was serving these hookers,
by the time I walked back over with the drink,
she was getting eaten out on the couch in the main salon.
It was gross.
Aesha, Aesha, can you please come to the bridge?
Copy.
I just met the new stew.
- What'’s your name? - Carrie.
- Oh, nice. - Scottish.
What, bro?
- Hi! - Hi!
It'’s so nice to meet you.
Welcome!
Oh, you'’re a sweetheart.
- You'’re a huge help. - Oh, cool.
- Can I show her? - Yes.
Yay!
We'’ll have to get you on service with me.
What the [bleep]?
Everything'’s a mess at the moment
because we'’ve just started changing around cabins.
Oh my----ing God.
- So this is Gael. - I'’m Gael.
It'’s so nice to meet you, Gael. How are you?
Lovely to meet you too.
Oh my gosh, the accent. I love it.
It'’s great.
I think I have one of the worst Scottish accents
going, basically.
Certainly in my head what I hear.
The automatic thing is, oh well, you can drink then.
To which I'’m like, well, I can.
Just not well, you know.
- This is your cabin. - Hi!
- Ellie, nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
- What was your name, sorry? - Ellie.
Ellie, nice to meet you, Carrie.
She'’s a stew, and she'’s a stew.
- Okay, hello. - Hi, nice to meet you.
So you'’re walking into, like, a lot.
This is Nathan and Joe.
- Joe, nice to meet you. - This is the deck team.
Oh no, I'’m in trouble.
Oh my God, you'’re going to absolutely wake me up.
Hey, hey!
I'’m never going to live this down.
- Really? - Yeah.
- This is so exciting. - Welcome.
Thank you.
You'’re going to be, like, so nice and fresh.
- Yeah. - For [bleep]'’s sakes.
- Are you good with cocktails? - Yeah, yeah.
I used to work a couple of bars, actually.
Yeah. Great.
Ellie'’s the second and Bri'’s a third.
- I'’m going to just work you in. - Just sort me in.
I'’m fine too.
I just, like, love laundry as well.
I think when you go into temp work, it'’s kind of nice.
Being the extra pair of hands,
like, I wouldn'’t mind where you put me.
Third stew, fourth stew, whatever.
That doesn'’t really bother me.
I should probably get ready.
Lovely to have you on board.
Yeah, it'’s so good to get on board.
I love your energy already.
Oh, thank you.
You'’re getting----ed tonight, aren'’t I?
Your accent is terrible, to be honest.
Oh, my God, I love that you have them on.
I know.
I mean, I'’ve just met Carrie. I'’ll give her a pass,
but she'’s definitely not flying under my radar.
♪ Baby, we'’re going to a private party ♪
Guys, let'’s go!
Please, Carrie, after you.
Do you want to go on the party bus?
Yes.
- You'’re good? - Lord. The angle.
All you'’ve got to know is that Nathan'’s in a relationship.
Gael'’s beautiful.
Aww.
So, what happens now? D0 you guys split laundry or...?
I----ing hope so. I love laundry.
off! - Let'’s go!
She seems cool, man.
Wait, what'’s the deal?
Like, what'’s going to be with laundry?
Well, she'’s been a chief stew.
So, she'’s, like, very good at mixology and cocktails.
So, I'’m just going to use her as a floater.
Can we put personal stuff back in laundry now?
Yeah.
Let'’s go! Let's go! Let'’s go!
Shall we sit down together?
Three, two, one. In we go.
Hello, guys. Good evening.
That is the question. What drinks do you like?
I love an Apperol spritz.
Do you drink so so that you get a drunk?
So, it'’s okay. I'’ll carry you home.
Thank you.
I play the piano and the guitar.
Do you now?
- Have you got a guitar on board? - Yeah.
Have you?
I know Joe'’s going to flirt with Carrie.
Number three. At least I was number one.
Yeah, you'’re definitely on the next level, by the way.
I am.
Cheers, everyone!
Cheers!
We'’re all, like, chuffed to have you here.
- I'’ve joined Mid-Charter. - Hello.
Malia, the bosun.
Malia, oh, so nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - This is Rob.
Hello. Aesha.
And it'’s not an easy position to come into,
because you just have to come in
and learn everything straight away
and ruffle no feathers.
And it is a really intense way to start in a team.
You guys sharing a cabin?
- Yeah. - Oh, nice.
Snuggles.
I got your back.
ing hell.
I actually loved having you as a roommate.
I genuinely enjoyed it.
Aw, thank you so much.
This is how it all worked out with
Iain moving and then Jono.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Dig in, mate.
I'’m pretty good on the dance floor.
Are you?
Like, sexy dancing.
You will not catch me sexy dancing.
Girl, I can not sexy dance to save my life.
Yeah, we were. Literally were.
I came to save you.
Aesha and Carrie seem to be getting along very quickly.
This might mean some sort of trouble for me.
I'’ve earned my position on this boat
and if my position should be threatened at all,
I'’m just not going to back down.
That'’s just how I operate.
Coming up...
What?
You really need to support your friend tonight.
Why? What'’s going on?
He'’s destroyed.
Woo!
Let'’s go, let's go, let'’s go!
Going to the roof
- Come here, bitch. - Get next to me.
Woo!
Baby! Come on!
Dude, not that I give two [bleep]s...
But I know my time is done.
I don'’t want to hear that.
You'’re good at your job.
I'’m not talking about getting...
- Oh, with Joe. - Yes.
He doesn'’t finish what he starts.
So he likes eating,
but then he'’ll leave the plate and go into a next.
Because I was the starter, Ellie was the main,
and now she'’s the dessert.
Let'’s see if he finishes the dessert.
Woo-hoo-hoo!
Thank you so much.
Get your groove on, boy.
Woo!
And then what about if we go like this?
Have a little spin!
- Go, go. - So you go...
One, two side, side, side.
My friends from home would absolutely tell you
I'’m a flirt, I'’m a pathological flirt.
Very funny. I need a water.
But I think my friendliness sometimes comes off as flirting.
A guy that I worked with got me like this little care package.
I was just kind of like, okay, you know.
Bye!
I love that.
Joe!
So I get this text saying that
my friend has passed away from cancer.
What the [bleep]?
I knew he had cancer, but the night before
I came to join the boat, we were out drinking.
He wasn'’t drinking, but he seemed like he was okay.
Thinking about the memories and things like that.
It'’s a lot of information to gather at once,
and I'’m just pushing it aside for now.
Everybody, we'’re going!
- Let'’s go, let's go! - Adios.
Come, come, come.
Don'’t----ing hold my neck like that.
Ah.
ing sick!
Is everything okay? Do we need to have a hash out?
Listen, I just want to relax.
Oh, then get----ing on the van there.
Shut the [bleep] up.
What?
You'’re----ed up, big time.
Close the door.
Are you joking?
You literally just said, I wish I cared, but I don'’t.
You'’re giving me too much sh--, I can'’t deal.
- Sorry, guys. - I can'’t.
Sorry.
Hey, it'’s okay.
I can'’t see you sad.
I'’m not sad, I'm okay, I don'’t care.
Can you just move over?
I know, I love you, but I just, I can'’t.
You know, before all of this,
Ellie and I had a little bit of drama.
Cap called us into the bridge,
and she was like, you girls have to sort it out,
otherwise both of you are going.
Okay.
So we'’ve been doing that ever since then,
and it has gotten so much better.
- What? - Hey, man.
What? What?
- Yeah. - Let'’s get out of here.
- Thank you. - Everyone ready?
- Thanks, guys. - Thank you, guys.
Hello?
How do I have so much sh-- in this bed?
We'’re starting manana.
- Thank you, darling. - No worries.
- Oh, hey, Aesha. - Hello.
- Carrie. - What?
It was a pleasure meeting you.
- Thanks. - Good night.
- Ciao.
You really need to support your friend tonight.
Why, what'’s going on?
He'’s destroyed.
Oh, sh--.
You really need to support your friend tonight.
He'’s destroyed.
My mum was going through tests for cancer recently.
She'’s been cleared now, thankfully.
I found out through my sister.
My mum didn'’t tell me directly.
Grief and things like this isn'’t something that we talk about.
I definitely tend to the push people away.
I'’m doing what my mum does. I'’m doing what my sisters do.
I'’m doing what my granddad does.
It'’s like, it's mad.
I'’m sad.
How does that happen?
It'’s life, brother. .
We'’re just on a little journey,
but if that journey has to interfered,
well, then it happens.
Bro it has interfered----ing too much. [bleep] me.
It must be so hard for Nathan to deal with this.
I couldn'’t imagine. I couldn'’t remotely imagine.
He'’s a brother to me at this point,
so I'’m going to be there for Nathan.
Whatever he needs, we'’ll get done.
I want to show him that he'’s got me.
How are you doing?
What are you doing?
It'’s definitely a different side of Nathan.
He obviously has a very sensitive spot
that he doesn'’t show that often,
and it just hurts to see him upset.
I feel like Nathan was there for me
when I was going through a hard time with my ex,
and I just want him to know that I'’m here for him, too.
Was I actually a proper dick to them last night?
You absolutely were.
- Hello. - Hello.
Hello, hello, hello.
Let'’s start by having a little meeting.
On this charter, you two are going to keep your same shifts.
You'’ll still be late, you'’ll still be breakfast,
and then you'’re going to be mid-shift with me.
I just want you to float around and help where it is needed.
I do want you to help with service a lot
so I can see what level you'’re at,
so I know what you can do.
Go for it.
Yeah, we'’ll keep the shifts like that.
Carrie outranks Ellie and Bri easily with her experience,
but I don'’t want to upset anyone.
So she'’s just like my floater.
There'’s no rank.
Can you kind of have Carrie as your buddy this morning
to help her find where everything is?
Of course.
I feel like I can finally uphold this Med-standard,
which is what I'’ve wanted this whole season.
- Oops. - Bri, Bri.
Do we have any celery?
Have you seen any horseradish?
Bri, Bri.
This is why I don'’t like taking breaks.
Would you like some more? Is that enough?
A little bit more.
Can you make sure that your hairs'’ back,
because when you'’re serving,
your hair'’s dangling all over the food.
Sorry, it just doesn'’t look very good.
- Thanks, guys. - Yeah!
Yay!
Oh, I love you, brother.
Oh, yeah.
Let'’s smash this.
You'’ve already gone through the cabins, kind of sort of?
Yeah, I had a bit of a walk around this morning.
The back pillow is flat,
and the front pillow is kind of at an angle.
Did you have a good night, though?
I did, yeah. It was amazing.
Aesha, Jonathan, Iain, meet me in the crew mess
- for a preference sheet meeting. - Copy.
Glasses are lined up alongside in all of these cupboards.
A floater on a boat is a fourth stew position.
As second stew, I'’m more than happy to help her
find her way around the boat.
We'’re in a hierarchy for a reason,
so just play your role.
Oh, these are the white plates.
Yes.
- Hello. - Hi, Captain.
- Charter number eight. - Thank you.
So, Murphy and Beth LaCelle from Dayton, Ohio
will be joined by three other married couples
celebrating their 15th year anniversaries.
Nice.
All of them at the same time?
Good timing.
Oh, welcome drinks upon arrival.
Ouzo cocktails.
Night one, guest Mike'’s birthday dance party.
In the afternoon, fun and silly water game challenges
with the yacht crew participation.
They'’re requesting certain toys,
like a pirate tower and stuff,
so we'’ll be getting the inflatable tower on day two.
Lunch, they want tapas or small plates
instead of full meals.
I love that, actually.
Possible shellfish allergy.
- Remember that. - Okay.
The last charter was a huge oversight on Jonathan'’s part.
It might kill me if I eat it.
There'’s no chef out there to replace Jonathan with,
so I'’m stuck with Jonathan.
However, he knows there is no room for error,
and I trust that he will not make that same mistake again.
All right, we'’re going to have a great charter.
- Awesome. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Aesh? - Yeah?
- Could I ask you something? - Yes.
I wanted to use these last couple charters
to learn anything else regarding the chief stew position.
Yeah.
Because I want to go home and find a small boat
and throw myself into a chief stew roll.
Yeah. Keep doing what you'’re doing.
Okay. I appreciate you.
And just keep getting more experience.
- Okay. - And you'’ll get there for sure.
All right, here we go.
- Hi. - Hey.
Oh, God.
I hate those long ones.
- The small one is... - So much better.
Yeah.
I feel like Joe is being passive aggressive to me.
Do you not do it like this?
Just one single motion?
I don'’t know if he's trying to prove himself as a lead deckhand
but I really don'’t think this is the way to do it.
Yeah, we'’ll do that later.
You know what I'’m doing. You know I know what I'’m doing.
It'’s that little nitpicky micro-management.
Like, what'’s your game? What are you playing at?
ing annoying.
Coming up...
I found Joe'’s polo hanging up in Iain'’s room.
So can you see, like, why it'’s such
a frustrating position for me?
You are still----ing up with the laundry.
What is it?
Packed up toiletries, you know, doing my stewly duties.
Getting busy.
Hmm.
Me?
- You'’re thinking about me? - Yeah.
How are you?
You'’re stinking the yacht out.
It'’s so vile.
I don'’t know what I'’m going to wear.
I only have one pair of pants, so these must be yours.
I'’m just getting very annoyed,
the fact that I'’m actually shutting my mouth
so you don'’t get fired.
This is what I have.
This is my uniform.
All crew, all crew. Provisions have arrived.
- Yay, paper towels! - Good morning, Aesha.
- Morning! How are you going? - Very well, thank you.
- This is for cheffy. - Those are chef stuff.
These are ours.
- Happy birthday. - Happy birthday to me.
Once we'’ve put all these in the main salon,
yeah, make the beds.
Whatever way you like to do it.
Aesha, I don'’t want to say it to Bri anymore.
I'’m on one polo, and I can'’t survive.
- You'’re on one polo? - Yes.
Can you sort that out for me?
I didn'’t want to go through you.
Thank you. Love you.
You smell nice.
I used the nice detergent this time.
- Is it good softener? - Good stuff.
I had no idea the crew
has been covering up for her
because she'’s on her last legs,
and it just makes me want to explode.
Bri, can you meet me in the crew mess?
On my way.
We went through a burn book.
I had to separate the jobs and the laundry
to pander to Bri
because she swore that it wasn'’t her making the mistakes.
Can you please only do rags, napkins and towels...
Yes, 100%.
So we can see where the problem really lies?
Yes.
It was Bri the whole time.
Joe came to me this morning and tried to look for his polo,
and I found Joe'’s polo hanging up in Iain'’s room,
which means that Iain got given it.
Like, it'’s your responsibility, you know?
So can you see, like, why it'’s such
a frustrating position for me?
And I know, like, you'’re working so hard.
Like, you'’re trying so hard.
And I really appreciate that,
and you'’ve been doing well mostly, all right?
It'’s just too late in the season to even come down on her.
Don'’t let that kill your vibe.
Still doing well.
And it wouldn'’t do me any favors
because she would just crumble and cry,
and I'’d be back down to three stews,
and I really, really want to finish with four.
Okay.
I have not.
Maybe hang around here for a bit, see the islands,
head up to Prague.
That sounds like something I'’m doing.
You can come catch the Australian summer.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
I'’m missing my family.
I haven'’t been home for Christmas in over two years,
but I want to pursue things with Gael.
Maybe I do have a lot more feelings for Gael
than I once thought.
I guess my trip for one has become a trip for two.
- Guess I have to then. - You have to?
Mm.
Let'’s put these here on the side.
This is where I'’ve hidden all the lunch stuff.
Nice.
- What'’s going on? - Nothing much.
Joe came to me this morning, and he'’s like,
please, I have no uniform.
Can you please sort this out for me?
People just haven'’t been telling me to protect her.
But, you know, there'’s two charters left.
What do you think it is?
I don'’t know.
Because I looked at it, and it clearly says Joe on it,
and it'’s hanging in Iain'’s cupboard.
Well, I mean, if no one tells us, how will we know?
I love that the crew like to have each other'’s back,
but we need to know the information
in order to correct it.
Just leave it with me. I'’ll deal with it.
Thank you.
Oh, thanks darling.
Sorry, can you stick it there for a second?
And obviously, um, do you know
the cloths are over there in that drawer.
- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.
Gael, do the passarelle with this, please?
- Yes, sir. - I'’ll come down and mop it.
- Hi, Cap. - Hey, good morning.
Where'’s my shirt? That was in there in my underwear.
I put them in here.
Why are you moving my clothes?
I didn'’t know!
I'’m gonna tell you this.
You are still----ing up with the laundry.
What is it? What do you think it is?
I just feel like the system isn'’t working for me.
Whatever you need to do your job is what you ask for.
Like little, um, clip on beads so everyone has a color,
because I remember better with color rather than writing.
If color works for you better than writing, do the color.
Just get your head in the game.
We'’ve got two charters left.
I'’m gonna get you what you need.
At this point, I don'’t know what'’s gonna help her,
but I want her to find a way through this.
We'’ve made it this far.
In my career, I'’ve never fired an entry-level stewardess.
Can I put these underwear with the red shirts?
No.
- This is the pantry. - This is the pantry?
- This is the galley? - Pantry.
Oh, my God.
So I'’ve never been a stewardess before.
Everything will be new?
I'’m excited to help.
I don'’t know how much you know about laundry.
- Absolutely nothing. - Okay, cool.
I want people to feel like they are believed in,
so they believe in themselves.
- Thanks, Cap. - Okay.
Love it, love it, love it. Uh-oh.
- You good? - I'’m actually really good today.
Good.
Aesha, Aesha, what'’s your location?
In the Sky Lounge.
Okay, on my way.
- Are you buzzing? - Pretty excited.
- First charter. - You go, Glenn Coco.
So I just had a great conversation with Bri.
- Yes. - She shared something with me.
She needs color.
- Talking of the devil? - Yes.
I do feel like the beads is a better method for me.
You want those beads? I can ask for them.
On a previous yachtie group that I was on,
someone promoting the group saying,
if you'’re a stewardess and you ever need help,
join this group.
I probably should have asked for the color sooner,
but I was afraid to ask.
Thank you.
Is there anything else I can do?
Just get changed.
- Thanks. - Thanks.
All crew, all crew, guest arrival at 1:00.
Get in your whites.
Ellie, Ellie, do the crew entrance area.
Copy, copy.
All crew, all crew, we'’re going to line up on the dock.
- Copy, copy. - Copy.
Let'’s do it.
That looks delicious.
- Yeah, yum. - It'’s been a morning.
Hello.
Oh, is that them?
- Hi. - Hey, how are you guys?
- Welcome. - Murphy.
- Sandy. Nice to meet you. - Hi.
Aesha. So nice to meet you.
- Are you Murphy? - I'’m Beth.
I'’m Murphy.
- It'’s an ouzo cocktail. - Oh, ouzo.
Is this a shot?
We got to give this a yamas.
- Yamas! - Woo!
Aesha'’s going to show you around the boat.
And once we get the luggage on board,
we'’re going to haul the lines
and take off to your first destination.
Welcome aboard. Come with me.
Welcome to Motor Yacht Mustique.
This is bridge deck aft.
This is where I'’ll do all of their meal services.
- You can ask them. - Okay, perfect.
No worries. Yeah, you'’re all good.
Here we'’ve got the sundeck.
Oh, yeah. That'’s cool.
You can'’t put it on just anywhere.
This is the upper salon.
- Sweet. - Once I'’ve given you the turn,
make your way back up here.
We can keep drinking. You can have some snacks.
Okay, cool.
This is the primary cabin.
- Holy crap. - Yeah.
You'’ve got a his and hers bathroom.
Nice.
Oh my God, there'’s so much room for boning.
- Where are you all from? - Ohio.
- Yeah, yeah.
I'’ve never been to Ohio.
It'’s just like this.
We'’re going to go.
As soon as you'’re in, we can start releasing.
Copy.
I was like, oh, it'’s already quarter to two.
Should I get on the table?
- You may as well. - Thank you.
No worries.
How are you doing on ouzo cocktail?
I'’m good.
Is the passarelle in?
Passarelle is currently coming in.
Nathan, Nathan, I need you on the bow.
- On my way. - Where are you from?
- I'’m from Glasgow. - Oh, nice.
Scotland. Yeah. Hence the really terrible accent.
- I'’m sorry. - I love it.
If you can'’t understand me, just let me know.
- Yamas. - Yamas.
- Carrie is new. - First charter on here.
Yeah.
You'’re new here.
Great start.
I'’ll do a shot of tequila.
Would you like your tequila chilled?
Yes. Casa azul, yes.
Casa azul? Yeah, absolutely.
Anyone else for a shot of tequila?
- Not yet. - Not yet?
- Thank you so much. - For you.
- Are we getting close? - We'’re getting close, yeah.
Perfect.
Because you'’re so experienced, I want to use you for cocktails.
Who knows, Aesha? I might be sh--.
Joe, Joe, can you go to the bow?
Okay, copy.
Got the stern.
Are the dock guys back there yet?
Yes, I have a dock guy here.
Great, I'’m ready to go.
Copy.
If you see a boat, talk on the radio.
- Yeah. - But just stay in my visual.
Yeah.
Let me know when you start releasing.
Copy, I will.
- Jono. Jono. - Go ahead.
What is the soonest that we can do lunch?
About half an hour. You want to say 2:30?
2:30? Yeah, that'’d be great.
Copy, lunch at 2:30.
I'’m very grateful that I haven'’t been fired.
But when you'’re on a yacht trip on a busy boat like this,
you have no choice but to keep moving.
My mom having had a tough life, you know,
raising my two brothers by herself,
having her own businesses.
She taught me these type of lessons if, you know,
you get a bad review or a bad something,
you thank them for the critique and you improve.
That'’s it.
Lines are coming on board now.
Are all lines free?
All lines free?
How many lines do you have left?
What'’s going on back there?
- Iain. - Give me a minute.
- This is not good. - Joe.
- Is he going on bow? - Yeah. Help him on the stern.
We'’ve got three people on the stern.
Oh, you do?
Yeah, but he'’s done on the bow.
He'’s just got to drop the one line.
Okay, cool.
We'’re on the second to the last charter.
And Iain needs to know exactly where his crew needs to be.
And we should be able to undock with our eyes closed.
Iain, you keep your hands off lines.
Let your team take the lines off,
because I need you talking to me.
Copy. All the lines are just...
Drop the line.
Iain, you need to communicate.
Copy.
Oh, sh--.
Jesus Christ.
Iain, you keep your hands off lines.
Let your team take the lines off,
because I need you talking to me.
We'’re releasing lines.
We'’re just waiting for two more lines.
Now they'’ve got it off.
All lines on board, clear to maneuver.
Two meters, port side and holding.
You are clear to swing, Cap.
Clear to swing.
- We'’re actually doing it. - It'’s happening.
You'’re doing great. You'’re doing great.
This is a big boat just for us [bleep]s.
Ten meters to breakwater on port side.
Nice job.
We are heading into the Mediterranean Sea.
Say hello, ladies.
- Hello. - Hello, ladies.
Girls, do you want to stand by the galley
to start running platters?
Copy.
For [bleep]'’s sake.
Sorry, one of the glasses fell over.
I guess we should just keep them full, right?
- Let'’s get it going. - You want to start going?
Yeah.
No, I didn'’t say come. I said stand by.
Oh, okay.
Jono, we'’re just holding
because glass is flying everywhere.
Not yet.
I was just following Ellie.
I'’m just a floater.
Don'’t you worry, honey.
This dysfunction is only bad.
The food'’s going to be cold when it gets there.
And at the end of the day, it'’s my head
that'’s going to be on the chopping block
in Sandy'’s office when the guests complain
about something that'’s cold.
So I hope they figure their sh-- out.
- Very nice. - Thank you.
Okay, we'’re back in action.
- Yup. - Yup.
Okay, we can go with the platters.
This is the melon and prosciutto.
Correct, hummus, flatbreads.
Thank you.
I would say that the views in Ohio are almost this good.
- I think they'’re better. - Better?
- Oh, wow. - All right.
There'’s melon and prosciutto.
Oh, wow.
And they'’ll keep bringing some platters out.
When we get there, we'’ll do standard
drop anchor docks out.
Oh, yeah, let'’s go sit down for a little bit.
Have you had one thing that'’s not good yet?
I mean, this is awesome.
You don'’t have hair, like, blowing in your face, though.
Just so you know, I'’m putting a spare water in here.
Okay.
That'’s not in the other fridge.
The only thing is with this fridge, it needs to...
I know it doesn'’t work, but I would just mean it
once you finish that one. You can swap it out.
- No, I understand. - Yeah, oh, sorry.
I'’m just trying to say this fridge doesn'’t close properly
and then it starts leaking.
I don'’t know why we need a new person.
I don'’t agree with it, but I have to respect it.
There'’s a little trick to that.
Okay, gotcha. Thank you.
Okay, cool. Thank you, darling.
It feels like I'’m about to get demoted.
If I'’m reading this situation correctly,
it would make me start resenting Aesha for that decision.
- That meal was amazing. - Awesome.
Deck team, deck team.
- We can get into our wets. - Copy.
Go ahead, girl. Hit it, hit it!
Wow! Wow!
- Damn! - Just for you.
- Thank you. - Just for you, Joe.
Why is it only for Joe?
- Jesus. - Wow!
All right. I'’m just going to slow down here
and then we can drop it.
We'’re going to put three shackles in.
Three.
Drop the anchor. Drop the anchor.
Jesus Christ!
That is three in the water.
Okay, great. We'’re all set.
Thank you very much.
Copy.
Oh, my God! I love this!
It'’s Elvis Presley.
And that'’s gorgeous, too.
Love that outfit.
Do you want to free the Jetskis?
I don'’t mind. Whatever you prefer.
I'’m easy.
Do you want to go on your break?
Um, sure.
Swim platform, jetski'’s coming down.
Okay, copy.
- Gael. - Yes?
I was going to put that carabineer
for the blue Jetski.
I don'’t know. I'’m just telling you.
I was just thinking of moving that down
and putting the biscuit in between.
Okay.
With Gael, anything that I say, unfortunately,
is like an attack.
I'’m the lead deckhand. I'’m only trying to help you out
or give a suggestion.
But she doesn'’t have respect for me.
I'’m quite confused why.
You good?
Do you like it?
That looks really good on you.
Later tonight, they'’ll become merkins.
What'’s a merkin? Is it like a pube wig?
Yes, it'’s a pube wig.
Oh my God, I could I do with some.
- Sabrina. - Si?
What'’s going on?
I had a whack morning.
- Because of laundry? - Yeah.
I'’m sorry.
It'’s just like really stupid, dumb mistakes.
I am one of the biggest babies
Captain and Aesha probably ever met in their entire lives.
The beads, it has to work.
I appreciate every second chance, fourth chance,
seventh chance that they'’ve given me.
I'’m just going to do try my best to do better.
Me too.
They are waiting down there for you.
You guys are more than welcome to go.
Awesome. Thanks, man.
Have fun, guys.
So you guys want to go on a banana ride?
Go Joe!
Oh, that looks like so much fun.
I want you to lay the hammer down.
Joe'’s pretty good at that.
Woo!
Gael is not even hanging on.
Making money is super easy with branded partnerships.
Here'’s how you do it.
Thank you guys. That was super fun.
Aesha, Aesha, Gary. I'’ll go down into laundry.
Amazing. Thank you so much.
- Hey, Angel. - How do you do?
I was going to say hi. See if you'’re okay.
Yeah. How'’s everything upstairs?
Chill.
I'’m going to go back upstairs now.
I think Carrie has had quite a bit
of experience under her belt.
So I'’m just so happy to have her around to get some extra help.
And maybe she can show me a thing or two
down in the laundry.
- Having fun? - Yeah.
Good.
I'’m actually having a Coca-Cola for a change.
- Can I? - Hot tub with this sunset.
Yes.
Stubbed me toe.
- Gael'’s on your wonder. - What'’s happening now?
He said we'’re going to pack up
so he told me to get back into my polo.
Shit. Am I going in the water?
You did offer earlier.
I got changed. Don'’t worry, Gael.
I don'’t have any dry wets.
- You'’re a princess. - Oh.
You'’re a prick.
At least we both know where we stands.
She'’s going to kill you, bro.
Are you annoyed?
I'’ll say I'm sorry, Jesus Christ.
At this point, my blood is boiling.
I'’m no princess, honey.
I don'’t see Joe doing this to anyone else,
and he hasn'’t done it to me previously.
My only theory at the moment is the closer Nathan gets to me,
the more bitchy Joe gets to me.
- Yeah. - I'’ll never do that.
He is trying to get a reaction out of me.
I'’ll give you one, and then I'’ll give you nothing.
Well, I'’m going to get back into your wets.
- Hi. - How nice is this?
We'’re so on top of things now.
Yeah.
Can I just ask, so Carrie was on service today
just for training, right?
Yeah, because when she came on,
I said, I need to see where she'’s at.
But she will be on service. She'’ll be everywhere.
- Perfect. - Yeah.
Yeah, because I kind of felt like a third wheel.
So I was like, is this how it'’s going to go
for the rest of the season?
Well, you were here too, though.
As a third wheel.
I am using her on service a lot today
because I want to see what she knows.
Okay, that'’s perfect.
As long as I don'’t feel like
I'’m being demoted to, you know...
No, but at the end of the day, that'’s also my call, you know.
So I'’ll put her where I see fit.
But I'’m not demoting you. I'’m just putting her on service.
Like, I'’m seeing what she can do today.
- Okay, yeah, that'’s all. - Yeah.
- That'’s all I was checking. - Yeah.
Okay, no worries.
When I'’ve got Carrie around, I understand why Ellie
might be feeling like a third wheel.
But really, she should be grateful
that we'’ve got an extra set of hands that'’s here to help us.
If you want to be chief stew, you'’ve got to understand
that the most important thing is the guest experience.
Not my second stew'’s insecurities.
Next on "Below Deck Med"...
We'’ve got the silent disco, dear.
Hey!
Can we get eight shots of tequila?
Of course you can.
Do you mind if you do dishes and I do service?
No worries.
Likes to do it all herself.
She was like, let me do the drinks.
Hello, girls.
Oh, sh--.