- I think I'm probably gonna marry her.
- You mean we're gonna have two babies?
- We don't have my dad to fall back on.
It is up to us four.
- ♪ Bring this battle to an end ♪
- There's your boys. - No way.
- These mini Highland cows are going to be what changes
the fortunes for our farm.
- It's my business. I'm not giving Allie 20%.
I know we need to have a conversation,
but I'm really dreading it.
The bank, they're pulling the loan.
- It's in your dad's name?
We could lose the house? - We don't have the money.
So I don't really know what we're gonna do.
- When is this sh-- gonna end, dude?
I can't lose my house.
We've got to figure it out.
- What did your dad think about Steven?
- He didn't say anything.
I don't know. I'm a little stressed.
- I'm gonna move to Texas.
For me, in my mind, long distance is the kiss of death.
- I don't want Steven to get hurt.
- It's crazy news, the timing of it all.
All the banks calling our loans,
it feels selfish that he's just up and moving away.
- ♪ What don't kill us makes us stronger ♪
[country music]
- ♪ The tires just keep on spinning ♪
♪ It's a game, and I'm still in it ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Is this the end or the beginning ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
- Hey. - Hello! How are you?
- Good, how are you?
- I'm doing good.
I've had a long day.
I'm sure you have too. - Trying to catch up
especially, you know, with all of the changes
that are taking place.
- Yeah, there's a lot going on right now, that's for sure.
- You know, Steve was handling so many things,
and now you know how he is.
- Oh, yes.
- That's why I'm so glad I'm not the only one
who kind of knows how Steve McBee operates.
- I understand the madness.
- Even though Steve and I have not
been dating for quite some time now,
we still are business partners.
So I am doing everything I can to not let
my personal feelings to get in the way of the business,
but sometimes it's extremely hard.
It's just gonna be, you know, obviously,
a little transition period. - Yes.
- But the best thing we can do for him is all come together,
step up, and, you know, make sure
that all the businesses are here blossoming
by the time he is back. - Exactly.
- Him not being in my life every day hopefully
will increase the speed of my moving on and getting better.
- And I really appreciate your willingness to do that.
You know, obviously, these businesses affect the boys,
and that will always be a priority to me.
They're gonna need my guidance still.
I have never had anything to do with farms or anything,
but I will be there for the boys, of course,
and the boys have definitely vented to me about Galyna.
- Galyna has taken the lead
financial reporting-wise. - Yeah.
- To say she's dropped the ball on that the last six months
would be an understatement.
Have any of you guys heard from Galyna?
- Uh-uh.
- She should be in this meeting right now.
These car washes are your entire focus.
- Why don't you guys step in and do what I do every day?
- Seems like I'm the only one that can get through to her.
They've been through a lot, and they're gonna need help.
- Yeah, you know, I know you're already
running a business, too, so, you know,
what can I do to make your life easier?
- If you'll just--
if you'll just buckle down and focus.
Get it cleaned up and maybe limit traveling,
and your credibility with the boys will get better.
- It's a little bit awkward for me
because we just started establishing the friendship
and, like, getting to know each other.
I'm offering to help the boys,
and then Kristi telling me what to do and how to do my job.
- I really think you and the boys can work together.
Whatever you need help with,
whatever the boys need help with,
I want these businesses to succeed.
- I've been working for this business for years now,
and Kristi does not really know anything about this business,
so it's a little bit confusing for me.
- Thank you for having me stop by.
All right, have a good night. - Good night.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ I've been up before the rooster ♪
♪ I've been up before the sun ♪
♪ I ain't quit when it goes down ♪
♪ Ain't stopping till it's done ♪
- Been hitting the gym much?
- Yeah. - Are you dialed in yet?
That alcohol.
- I just--the weekends keep getting me.
But, like, during the week, I'm on it.
I've been on it.
What's up?
- What up?
- Running a little late there, bud.
- Yeah, feeding cows.
- At least we're not out planting
a bunch of fields that are not gonna make us any money
like we have been in years past.
- I think it's already a dry year, if you ask me.
- I think so too.
I can tell you there's already been a weight lifted off
my shoulders going into this year,
knowing we aren't having to worry about covering
thousands of acres. - I don't know.
That weight's been lifted off,
but there's, like, other stress now that has been put on.
We are pulling back on row crop,
and now we're really able to focus on things
that we know we can make money at.
We have mini Highlands and the tallow business starting up,
which is good, but that doesn't just happen overnight.
It takes time.
I feel like we still have some things to figure out,
some changes to make, and I think one of them
is gonna have to be a big change.
- What's that?
- I really think that the car washes
are gonna have to go eventually.
I mean, I think sooner than later.
I think we can show some numbers this year.
I think we work on maybe getting them sold.
- I thought we were planning to hold them out for a while
and actually try to grow them into something before we
just up and sold them.
I'm the most involved brother
with this side of the business,
and I'm not sure if selling the car washes
is the right route to go.
I mean, we're doing everything we can to keep things pushing.
That wouldn't be an easy one to just get rid of.
I mean, would we even be able to sell them high?
Are we even gonna get our money's worth
out of what we've built so far?
- We'd get our money back, but we wouldn't be making money
on them, that's for sure. - Yeah.
- It pays off all debt.
And all of a sudden, tomorrow, every company is profitable.
- Honestly, it's not a bad idea.
We have nine locations with the car washes,
and they are worth $60 million to $70 million.
We only have $44 million in debt on those car washes.
So that'd be an additional $20-ish million
that we'd be able to pay off every piece of debt
we have across all entities.
- So then what do we dive into after this?
What's our business that we actually thrive off of
for the rest of our lives?
- Up north, we have obviously the farm, the meat company.
- I don't want to spend the rest of my life
up north working at a meat facility or on the farm.
- I'm gonna be honest.
I want to be able to go to sleep at my house
and know I'm gonna wake up and own the house tomorrow.
I'm not losing my house.
I'm not gonna let Blair go through this.
I'm not gonna let Kacie go through this.
We've got 60 days to figure it out, pay it off in full.
I need this to close really bad.
I want to get this through,
or I don't know what's gonna happen.
- The bank that has the lien on Cole's house,
they also have two car wash loans.
And I know, with Kacie pregnant again,
I can only imagine the pressure that's on your shoulders,
thinking, am I gonna have a house
for my family to grow up in?
- We would be able to sleep again at night.
I'd be able to, you know,
not lay there at 3:00 AM in the morning,
staring at the ceiling, thinking about
the worst-case scenario, and actually be able
to focus on the future.
- I'm definitely on board for that.
I mean, I can't not want that to happen.
- Man, we spent so much time building those car washes out.
So much time.
- There's just so much problems tied up in them.
And I mean that with the people.
I mean, I'm not gonna lie, I think we've all realized--
I think it's time for us and Galyna to part ways.
[tense music]
And I don't really see it happening
without the car washes going.
- Galyna has been working at the car washes since day one.
That has been her main focus, her main role.
Anyone that's buying the car washes,
they usually require the one who's running that business
to stay on for three to five years.
If we sell the car washes, Galyna is gonna
be a part of that package.
Whatever company buys the car washes,
they're gonna give her one hell of a salary.
So it's gonna be better for her income.
- Galyna has her family in Erena,
and we'd always, you know,
be there if they never need anything.
But I think it's time that we just go separate directions.
- Galyna has been around for the past five or six years.
We could not do what we do every day without her,
and we know that.
But we've been so connected not only through business
but emotionally, through relationships
with her and my dad.
And it was a headache for our entire family.
I think her going with the car wash is best for her,
and I think it's best for us.
- She'll definitely run to Dad about this
the second we tell her.
Does Dad even know-- - But he's in jail.
- She'll go visit him this weekend to tell him
everything that's happened.
Have you guys talked to Dad about the car washes?
How would he feel about that?
- Hey, we're running the businesses now.
When Dad gets out, he's gonna see where things are,
and he's gonna be very, very happy.
That's all he needs to know. - That's fair.
You're right.
- Now that my dad's away, we're going
to rip up the foundation from the ground up,
and we're going to rebuild it the right way,
not this crazy, explosive, uncontrollable growth
that my dad likes to do.
We're going to take things slower,
and we're gonna do it right.
It'll be fine. - Yeah.
- I guess the hardest part is gonna be,
we got to break this down for Galyna.
She's not gonna take it well.
♪ ♪
- ♪ One man in a burning building ♪
♪ Another man in Calexico ♪
♪ One man in a steel glass tower ♪
- Oh, (BLEEP).
- Dude.
- We're good.
I thought I just put a hole in the ceiling.
Oh, Jakey.
- Missed a few spots, it looks like.
I honestly thought maybe you was in here watching
football or something.
But this is the last place I'm gonna sit
and watch a football game.
- Well, with everything happening up here,
I wanted to make sure that Alli felt comfortable
staying up here with Summer.
- Jesse?
- There's--
- Hello.
- What's up, little mama?
- Surprise. - I surprised you.
- You weren't supposed to be up here.
- What the heck?
- It looks like a mess.
This is the remodel.
Surprised?
- Wow.
- I'm heading out.
- You're out? - All right. You have fun.
I'm heading out. - Later.
- Do you want to come down from there, maybe?
- I can. - Show me the house.
- Yeah.
- Did you pick out this color yourself?
- Well, you said you wanted a brighter, creamier color.
- Do you like it?
- I like it.
Wait till you see the bedroom.
- Oh. - Yep.
- We got new light fixtures? - That's the new fan.
- Those look like expensive fans.
- They weren't cheap.
- Well, you're picking out the thing, so it's on you.
I'm really happy that Jesse is renovating the house.
I was communicating to him that I
wanted some changes made at the farmhouse,
so he listened to me in that aspect.
But this isn't, like, gonna fix our relationship
by renovating the house.
I still need him to focus on quality time together.
That's what we need right now.
- It'll be another couple weeks before we get carpet in here.
- Yeah, definitely not gonna have Summer
be crawling on this.
- No, that's fair.
I was hoping she would be super enthusiastic
and be in complete disbelief about it.
It's hard to see the vision when it's a mess,
so I'm hoping that's why she's not as excited
as I was hoping she would be.
Just give it a couple weeks.
I was hoping you weren't gonna come up here
until everything was done.
- Oops, sorry.
- Well, no, I mean, it is--you get
to see the progress, I guess.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Glad to be back in Missouri?
- I felt like a bowling ball this morning.
- Three days painting and getting your house ready.
- Mm-hmm. My whole body is sore.
- It is relieving to know that the house
is pretty much moved into.
- It is.
- Allie has been traveling for work,
and she decided to swing into Missouri on her way
back to Texas.
I've been missing her.
I've been missing having her presence around.
Obviously, the first trip down to visit your family, you know,
it threw a little bit of a wrench in my initial timeline.
But, you know, where I'm at in life,
I've lived enough life to know, and I've always been a man
that doesn't waver and doesn't--
doesn't make a decision and then question that decision.
When I know what I want and I see it,
I don't have to have a timeline around it
or I don't have to think on it.
I don't have to ponder about it,
whether it's the right decision or not.
I make the decision, and I go with it.
Like, I'm all in and ready to go to move down to Texas and--
and spend the majority of my time down there.
- Like, this is a massive decision.
- Mm-hmm.
- I mean, we've only been dating a couple months.
This is a really big deal.
- No, it absolutely is.
It absolutely is.
You know, if we started here, we started dating,
things are moving quickly... - Yeah.
- You would want for things to continue...
- Yeah. - Going on the upward trend.
- If we were to move in together, and we talked about
maybe getting engaged, but I just feel like, after
you meeting my family, it just really--
my gut was just saying that I think
that we just need more time.
I think my mom could kind of tell that there was, like,
a little bit of, like, something in the air
because I think that we both are trying to figure out
what next steps look like, and we're taking it day by day.
But people are asking us questions,
and I don't think we even have the answers to it yet.
And I think that my mom could sense that a little bit.
[tense music]
Maybe I wasn't being as clear as I thought I was with Steven.
I really wanted to take this next year
to live with my sister.
I've made decisions in the past on moving places for boys
and living with boys, and it just didn't--
it just didn't work out.
And so I'm trying to do things different.
I'm trying to stay true to myself.
I'm trying to keep a boundary that I set.
So what's the rush there?
- I think that it feels weird for me
because, you know, we lived together for two months.
- Yeah.
- Now you're moving down to Texas for a yearlong
lease with your sister.
It's like we're taking a step--major step backwards.
♪ ♪
- I think I just feel a little dumb.
I think people have mentioned that, like,
the people closest to Steven have a hard time
communicating with him.
And I just didn't see that side of him.
I'm not used to being talked to a certain way.
They really do say you don't know someone until six months.
I'm, like, laughing at myself at the beginning
where I was like, I've never seen Steven get mad.
- That's the last ----ing conversation about it.
Say one ----ing thing right now.
(BLEEP).
I'm not going to allow myself to talk
to you without Cole present.
- I know that he's under a lot of pressure,
which is why I've tried to have grace.
And I love him a lot, but...
I really worry about what that looks like long-term.
- One of the things that you told me early on is,
you're a bit of a person, out of sight, out of mind.
- Yeah. - And so us being apart,
out of sight, out of mind.
- Yeah.
- And that's where we start to drift apart and talking
for five minutes a day.
I mean, and that's what it's gonna be.
When you're around your family, around your friends,
or around your work, we're not going to be talking as much.
And so it feels like it's a step backwards
and we're losing traction.
- I just haven't gotten that confirmation from my family.
It's very important to me.
And I--I told myself that I wasn't
going to make this mistake again,
similar to how you wouldn't want
to make that mistake with your family
not supporting your last relationship
and you letting it go on for years.
Like, I think we've both agreed we don't ever want
to be put in that position.
And I did the same exact thing.
I was in a relationship the same amount of time,
and my family didn't support it.
So I think we both have to take the past and learn from that.
- ♪ Got a taste of something sweet ♪
- I had, in my head, the rest of my life planned out.
Get married, start a family, enjoy life with this girl.
And I just don't know what to think right now.
I'm honestly--I'm embarrassed.
I'm a little upset.
I am ready to upend my entire life,
move away from my family to live down in Texas with her.
- ♪ I can feel you in my bloodstream ♪
- You know, I thought that our relationship
was at a solid point.
I thought that I was confident in our future.
And now I'm rethinking everything.
- ♪ Whoa, oh ♪
♪ ♪
[country music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, look at him.
I see him.
- Which one's which? Do you know?
- I can tell by their eyes.
One has really, really freakishly long eyelashes.
- Come here.
We don't have our food, but we'll act like it.
- You think this Highland cow thing is gonna take off?
- What even are their plans for it?
- I don't really know. - Are they selling the cows?
Like, I know we're starting a herd,
but how are we making money from it?
- I don't know, but I mean, they're cute.
It's kind of crazy kind of with the--
your--how it's come to you now.
- Yeah, I know.
- Go from farming to selling the farms
to Highland cows, new babies.
- Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy. - Engagements.
I feel like the boys have done a lot of this on their own
and kind of taken the burden of having to try
and figure it out all themselves.
And I think that they can rely on us and our daughters
especially too, you know?
- Yeah, we're raising the next generation of the farm.
- Yeah, exactly.
- Whether they'll admit it or not.
But they do need us.
- Absolutely.
I know for me, for sure, it's hard to get through here,
being a woman with this family.
- Yes, it is. - Navigating it by yourself.
So to have you is a huge...
- Yeah. - Like, plus for me.
I think, under all of our life circumstances
over the past year or so, if I did not have Kacie,
you know, not being able to have an outlet would
probably make me go insane.
I wish I would have seen Jesse
show up for me in that same way.
I just want to see a lot more effort
being shown in our relationship and in him being a father.
- I think the girls should take over the farm.
- I probably agree.
- It's time for-- it's time for a change.
It's very important for me to show Blair
that you can have your own voice.
I have obviously struggled with that so many times.
The boys have had free rein for way too long,
and I'm ready to stand up to Steven
and take charge with the tallow business.
Bye, cows.
There's gonna be a lot more of you in the future.
- I wish you had names.
- Yeah. - Nice to meet you.
- ♪ I want it all ♪
[vocalizing]
♪ I want it all ♪
[vocalizing]
- You haven't felt any movement yet, have you?
- Yes, I told Cole I did the other day.
- We were listening to the heartbeat the other day,
that little deal.
- Yeah, and Blair loves it. She does it on herself now.
- I mean, I can totally remember doing that with Blair.
- Yeah.
What up?
- Hi, Blair. - Look who's here, Blair.
- Go say, hi, Uncle Steven. - Go say hi.
Hi. - Hi, bud.
- What have you guys been up to?
- Not much.
What have you been up to?
- Well...
- Everything all right?
- I figured I'd come over and tell you guys
that I'm not going to Texas.
- Oh, boy.
What happened?
[somber music]
- You know, she was like, hey, I think we
should slow things down a bit.
It's taking a little bit of an emotional toll on me
because I thought I was up and moving
to Texas there for a bit.
It's a little embarrassing because we
did come on so hot and heavy.
- I fell for it too.
Like, it was kind of a--
- I felt really good about things.
- Dude, people break up all the time.
- They do. - They do.
- People, they-- - You meet people.
- They meet people, and you have a fun few months,
and you can be thankful for it.
- I'm glad I got to meet her, yeah.
I know he's ready to settle down and start a family.
And I thought he had met the person
that would fit his lifestyle,
but that didn't end up happening.
- I think we just--we hit it off so strong and so well
that we both kind of got caught up in the fun and,
like, thinking, oh, we're gonna get married and settle down.
But then real life happened real quick.
- It's disappointing.
I think I was caught up in this fairy-tale world too.
I think I just want it so bad for Steven.
Selfishly, I'm glad you're not going away.
- Yeah. - Blair's glad.
- Blair, Steven's staying. - Uncle Steven's staying.
- Uncle Steven's not going anywhere.
- He's gonna stay here.
- I'm just gonna focus in on the businesses,
make a lot of movement here over the next few months,
and be in a better place.
- I thought, with Steven leaving,
I was planning on having full control,
but that's just not happening.
I'm fine with it, but he needs to put
his focus all into our businesses
and not his next girlfriend.
Blair is starting to get old enough, though,
where she's gonna be like, how many different girlfriends
is Uncle Steven gonna have?
- Oh, my goodness.
- Actually, they all look the same,
so she won't notice anything.
- That's the good thing about having a type.
- Are you guys gonna get back together 30 times?
- That was a mess.
I don't want to get into that toxic behavior.
- Didn't I say let's see how it goes in a few months?
- I wear my heart on my sleeve, and I jump into things.
I hate myself for that, but, man, I can't help it.
Kacie, I think you and I need to sit down about the tallow,
get this finalized. - I think we do.
I have a few things to say, Steven.
I do feel really bad seeing Steven so upset
about his breakup with Allie,
but this shows me exactly why I didn't want Allie involved
in the tallow business.
If she would have had a percentage of the business,
we would be in some real trouble right now.
I told you.
I told you to slow down.
- Yeah.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Come on, bud.
- ♪ Shadow fades ♪
♪ You're walking away ♪
♪ A hundred steps ♪
- Good boy.
- ♪ On my heart ♪
- The last 48 hours with Allie have been
a roller-coaster ride.
We have had some very, very tough conversations
about our relationship.
- ♪ Falling down ♪
- I told Steven exactly what I was going to do with my move,
going to Texas, building my business,
and I am scared that he expected me
to now drop all of that and to just fully
immerse my life into his.
I have only known him a few months,
and I've gone 28 years building a life,
and I can't just leave that behind, as much as I love him.
- ♪ And now whatever I see coming up ahead ♪
♪ Now I know ♪
- I think I just feel confused because I didn't see--
honestly, I didn't see this coming, and it's a bummer.
- ♪ The devil's gonna come when the sun goes down ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm ready to fight ♪
♪ Want to survive ♪
♪ I got that lust in me ♪
- Well, hello there.
Hi.
Can I have my eggies?
Thank you.
- Whoo! All right.
Just three guys and a chicken in a hot tub.
- It's not weird, I promise.
- ♪ I got fire in my blood ♪
♪ Strike a match and burn it up ♪
♪ It's what I'm driving towards ♪
♪ I'm gonna take it all ♪
- What's going on? - Hello.
What are you doing?
- I was gonna crunch into a pork rind,
but I guess that can wait.
What you been up to today? - Nothing.
- Well, you want to see this downstairs?
- Sure.
- It's not done yet, but it's getting there.
I'm excited about it.
So I still got to do the trim, paint.
Check this out.
It's getting there.
We're three or four days away from being done.
- I need to have another conversation with Steven
about the tallow business.
But whenever Steven and I have conversations about business,
he talks down to me the entire time.
And it's upsetting because I don't know about business,
but I'm not an idiot.
- For the tallow, we're gonna do live sales out of here too.
- And it's time for me to stand up
for myself in this situation.
- We'll have three different camera setups in here.
It's all hooked up to that new computer,
and it'll be live selling. - Yeah.
Now that you and Allie broke up,
who's gonna be the cohost for the podcast?
- Yeah, I honestly haven't thought that far.
- Yeah. Taking it one day at a time?
- Yeah, yeah. - How's it going?
- I don't really know.
- You wanted to give Allie 20%, and you were so, like, sure
that that was gonna work out, and now
you guys obviously broke up.
- I'm someone that jumps in with both feet forward
with someone, and it's come back
to bite me in the butt a couple of times, many times.
- Yeah, it does.
- I mean, with the tallow business,
I feel like you, Cole, and I taking it on together,
we can really blow this thing up.
But I absolutely want your blessing and your excitement
behind it too.
If you guys don't want me to be a part of it
and you want to take it on, I'm good with that too.
- Yeah.
I mean, there for a while, I thought I could do it all
on my own, but I know I can't.
And we really need your help.
- Well, if we can just figure out how to--
to stay in our own lanes and just stick
to what we're good at, I think we're gonna blow this thing up.
- We also need a mutual respect.
- I agree.
- Like, you couldn't do what I do.
I can't do what you do.
And the products I already have are obviously extremely good.
So I'm gonna take the lead on the products and what's new
and what we're doing with that.
And you can take the lead on--
- All the technology, the website.
- Yes, all the stuff I know nothing about.
- I can do that.
- I think we'd be a good team.
- I think so too.
We'll have some fun with this thing over the next six months.
- Yeah, now we can actually get to work.
- That's right.
Now we can actually get to work.
- Yeah.
- ♪ Heading to the city, what you think of that ♪
♪ I'm gonna leave this town but keep this packed ♪
♪ I'll be rocking these jeans and drinking this jam ♪
♪ I'm leaving this town, this town ♪
♪ And not looking back ♪
♪ ♪
- Hello.
- What up?
- Say hi to Dad.
Got some toys.
- Why are you bringing toys in here?
- Summer wants to tell you that you need to watch her tonight.
- Summer wants to tell me that I need to watch her tonight?
- Yes. - Where you going?
You got work tomorrow.
- I'm going out with the girls.
- Do I have her all night or just, like, an hour?
- You got it.
You're her daddy.
- Yeah, but normally, you're here.
What if she poops? - You don't need me.
- Change her poopy diaper? - That's right.
And she has not pooped today, so have fun with that.
- You better hold it in, then.
- What's the present for?
- I got Alli a little something special.
- You did?
- Do you want me to throw your name on it too?
- Yeah.
Now we have to get her to actually have fun
when we're out. - I know.
- She needs a drink.
- How long has it been since Alli's even gotten out
away from Summer and Jesse?
- Mm. How old is Summer?
- [laughs]
- Hey.
You're making Summer mad, talking about going out.
- Put her binky in.
Jesse has the freedom to be able to, you know,
hang out with his friends and do what he wants to do.
And I stay home with Summer and watch her.
- Has Jesse been helping out with Summer more?
- Well, she's here with me, so no, not necessarily.
- I encourage you to go out with your friends,
to go do this, go do that.
Well, if you're not gonna take advantage of this free night
that we have, then I'm gonna go up to the farm and hunt
and hang out with my buddies.
- I just want to see more effort
from Jesse in showing up for Summer,
be able to watch her by himself.
That's also him stepping up in a way
that I need him to for our relationship.
- Hey, why are you getting crazy?
- [crying]
- Here.
- No, you're gonna take her.
- Oh, my gosh.
Hey, hey, it's OK.
It's OK.
- I did--I did her nighttime bottles for you.
You got to fill up her formula thing.
She can take a bath.
- So when are you coming back?
When are you--
- When we're done.
It's like, what else can I give?
You know, it's just, I don't know.
I don't know what to do.
- Alli! - We're here!
- About time!
- Yay!
- You look good.
- Oh, you guys look good.
- I got you a little something.
- Open it. - Open it.
- I felt like you needed a little pick-me-up.
- I'm scared.
I don't know if I want to open it.
I don't know if I trust you guys.
- Open it. - It's a sweet gift.
It's very thoughtful. - Thoughtful for who?
- For you. I think about you all the time.
- Guys, I am not opening that.
- Open it. I want to see it.
- So thoughtful.
- Just show Kacie.
- Whoo!
- Oh, my God.
I'm embarrassed.
- If the drinks don't get you going tonight,
that definitely will.
- Thanks, guys.
- Are you ready, Alli?
More importantly, are you ready, Jesse?
- Ask her.
- This is near her eating area.
Let's put this elsewhere.
- It's not used.
- Feeding area.
- OK, love you, honey.
Bye. - Bye.
- I'll see you later.
- Yeah, she's turning away from you.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Come on, Alli. - Say bye-bye.
That's your mama. - Don't look back, Alli.
Tegan, get in the middle.
- We'll take better ones. - Meow.
- Aw. - Oh, yeah, she's crying.
Oh, maybe she's not crying.
- Alli, you're already listening to the baby monitor?
- What?
I just want to check on her.
- How long has it been since you've been out?
- Vegas.
- I feel like you guys were pretty good in Vegas.
- We were good in Vegas, but we very easily
slipped back into how we kind of were.
I want him to be able to, like, tell me
what he needs out of our relationship in order
so that he can be happy.
Like, I can't just constantly be the only one
trying to put in an effort.
- I feel like every time I talk to you,
you are the one who's constantly
putting something in.
- Or having to initiate the conversations about change.
- Oh, 100%.
I mean, I can't even hardly get the man
to talk about his feelings.
He did mention, like, you're not cooking anymore.
Like, it's just--we have to DoorDash every single night,
which I understand.
- You work.
You work a full-time job.
- He needs to be able to make a change, and I need to see it.
- Yeah.
- Or where are we going?
- So what bar are we going to?
- Alli's choice.
- ♪ You can hold me to my word ♪
- We're here.
- Whoo! Girls' night!
- I think Alli really needs this night for her confidence.
Alli is hot. She's funny. She's fun.
You drag her off, right? - Yeah. Oh, yeah.
OK, maybe I should do that.
- Ready? - Yes.
- ♪ You don't own me ♪
♪ I'm not your property ♪
♪ So take your ♪
[laughter] - Yes, that was good.
- That was good.
- I want to be able to feel sexy.
I want to be able to go out and have fun.
If Jesse is not gonna be that or make me feel that way,
I'm gonna do it for myself.
- Whoo!
Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Can I actually get the raspberry spritz?
Thank you.
- We'll wait till you have your drink,
and then we'll do a cheers. - Thanks, guys.
- It's definitely creamy. I like it.
- Just a sports bar and three gals.
- That's true. - All right.
- OK. - Cheers.
- Cheers to Alli.
- OK, I have a toast, and then you have to chug it.
There are good ships and wood ships
and ships that sail the sea.
- A farmer farms the land, and a sailor sails the sea.
- But the best ships are friendships,
and may they always be.
- But a tequila glass and a stripper's ass
is home to me.
- Hell yeah, brother.
- Aw, that's sweet.
- At least it wasn't about a stripper's ass.
- All the girls in this family, I truly
thank God for them every day because you
can get through anything if you have a good support system.
- You want to smell it?
- Just a little foam taste.
- Oh, yeah, it smells good.
- Chug it.
- Guys, I'm pretty close down there.
- Don't make me chug my raspberry spritzer.
Alli, you did not!
- Shame on you.
- No, Jesse was questioning me going out on a weekday too.
[dramatic music]
I will do what I need to do to work on my marriage,
but I also need him to as well.
I didn't get married to him to end in a divorce.
I didn't. But there needs to be a change.
There needs to be a change in our relationship.
Or where do I go from there?
Oh, I got Kacie's boobs.
[laughter]
- Show them off, girlfriend.
- Oh, God.
♪ ♪
- ♪ There's a countdown to the end ♪
- You ready for this?
- No.
- Morning.
- This should be interesting.
I wonder--I wonder how it's gonna go.
- What's going on?
- What's up? - What up?
- Any last-minute thoughts?
I know I've been debating it for the last few days,
and this is still the right decision, no matter what.
- I mean, I know she's gonna be upset, but--
- She'll for sure be upset.
But again, like, there's a lot of good that comes from this,
too, for her.
- Yeah.
Do you want me to go grab her?
- Yeah. - It's time. Now or never.
- All right.
♪ ♪
- Hey, Galyna, do you want to come talk in the conference
room real quick?
- Sure.
- Steven's in here, and I think he wanted to talk a little bit.
- Yeah.
- Hey, Galyna. - Oh, wow. What's up, guys?
- Oh, not a whole lot.
How's your day been going?
- Good, just, you know, normal, working away.
♪ ♪
- Well, just wanted to bring you in here
and tell you something that we've
been thinking about pretty heavily
and made the decision that we're
gonna move forward with it.
- OK.
- We're gonna sell the car washes as soon as we can.
- OK.
- I know the plan was to wait until we have
a few more years of operations to sell them,
but now is the time.
We have some banks that are getting nervous with some loans
that we have up at the farm,
specifically one that's on Cole's house.
And selling the car washes would be
a clean slate debt-wise.
Honestly, this is a good thing.
You would get a payday, and whatever buyer ends up
buying the car washes,
they're gonna want the leadership team to stay on
for three to five years.
And they're gonna pay them a damn good salary.
This is a good deal for everyone.
- OK.
- What are your thoughts?
I don't--
- Let me sink it in here for a second.
I mean, are you ----ing kidding me?
They have not been involved in the car wash operations.
They absolutely do not know the financial state
of the car washes.
I don't even know what to think about it.
I'm the one that's really aware of what's truly
going on financially with the car washes
and when it would be the right time to sell it.
- Galyna, this isn't a debate.
This is happening.
- This is insane.
- We've already made this decision,
and the boys are behind it.
[dramatic music]
- This stress, we can't take it anymore.
The boys are starting families.
Cole is on his second kid.
- I need to be able to sleep at night in my house
knowing that it's still gonna be there.
- Why do you guys again making the decisions on my behalf?
That's what was happening in the past with your dad.
He always would make a decision what he
thinks that is good for everybody.
- The banks are calling us.
I mean, we don't know if my house
could be gone next week with this bank
wanting to cool the note.
And I hope that everything would go good
for you working for a new company and all that.
But at some point, we have to worry
about our salary, too, and what we're making
and what's the best for our family.
- We've been there for each other
through the most difficult situations.
We stuck together through all of those moments.
- You can vent to me anytime.
- Same is here. - I love you.
- You do a lot for us.
I just want to say thank you for that
and that you're obviously a big part of our lives.
- You are our family, and we all have your back.
- Thank you.
- Galyna really has felt like she
is part of the McBee family.
- We're always gonna care for her,
and she's always gonna care for us.
But with the bank loans that we have,
seeing Galyna go with the sale of the car washes,
as bad as it sucks,
that's a sacrifice I'd make any day.
- There is no other options
if we want to work our way out of this.
- Got it.
- I'm gonna be honest, Galyna.
We want what's best for you,
but we have to do what's best for our family.
It's just time to, like, cut ties
and kind of go our separate ways.
- Oh, we're taking it that far?
You guys are getting rid of me.
What's going to happen?
♪ ♪
I've treated you guys as a family,
and I feel like now you guys are making decision
like you're a family.
Like, we decided that it is good for you.
I need to make a decision what's good for me.
It's not your decision.
I've been with McBees for over seven years now,
and I was here to support them no matter what.
- We have to do what's best for our family.
I feel it's best if we both just kind of go our own ways.
- OK.
I made a lot of sacrifices for this family.
It feels like the boys completely betrayed me.
You know, on this note, if you chose to make it personal,
let's just go ahead and make it personal.
- Where's she going?
- What does she mean by make it personal?
- (BLEEP).
- Where's she going?
- You can see her on the camera, Steven.
She's about to be--
- Oh, she's going down over--
oh, there she is.
What'd she just grab?
- ♪ Go on and surrender ♪
♪ Whoa-oh-oh ♪
- Is that a ----ing crowbar?
- No way. - There ain't no way.
- She's not gonna break it, right?
- No, she's not.
- She's gonna hit your truck. - Dude, she is.
Oh! - Oh!
Steven, she smashed your window.
- No way. - Get out there now.
- Oh, my goodness. [crowbar clatters]
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm about to tear the world apart ♪
♪ Whoa-oh-oh ♪
♪ Whoa-oh-oh-oh ♪
- ♪ Break things in the dark ♪
- You got to be ----ing kidding me.
- ♪ Tear the world apart ♪
♪ Whoa-oh-oh-oh ♪
- Are you ----ing serious?
- ♪ I'm about to tear the world apart ♪
- She's so done.
- Wow.
I'm glad she went to yours.
- Crazy.
- Oh, my goodness.
- I'm gonna hide that so nobody sees it.
- Dude.
- It's been a long time since I've seen this Galyna.
- I'm gonna drop this ----ing Escalade
on this bitch's front porch.
- $7,000 in damage.
- What happened to her car?
- I don't know.
- We've been through a hell of a lot,
and Galyna going scorched earth was not in our cards.
- I didn't think it'd go that bad.
- We're selling these things as soon as we can.
She's gone.
- It's not been too much fun the last few years
with my dad's situation.
- From the car washes to getting
rid of all of our row crop, growing our cattle side,
there's so much going on.
- Honestly, I can't believe we are in this situation.
I don't know what's gonna happen with the farm,
with my house, with-- with everything.
I'm really not sure.
- I always say that at some point,
I feel like our life is going to settle down,
and I feel like that timeline just
keeps getting extended out because every year
gets crazier and crazier.
Our backs are up against the wall,
and the banks are calling us nonstop.
It's gonna be really tough to make this work.
But I'll be damned if we don't save the farm.
♪ ♪