- 11 months ago
- #christmasmovie
- #romance
Becca runs her yarn shop, sourcing her wool from her father's farm. But she's struggling to make ends meet. Logan has just left his job in sales for a position in the PR department of an oil company. Becca's sister's husband works on one of the company's oil rigs, and when the company loses contact with the platform, it falls to Logan to answer Becca's and her sister's questions. To improve the company's image, they send Logan to Montana to show that they care about their employees. There, Logan meets Becca - and before long, he finds himself more deeply involved in the fight to save those on board the oil rig.
#christmasmovie #romance
#christmasmovie #romance
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00:00:00I've got two big wishes on my wishing list
00:00:21And I hope I've been good enough to get everything
00:00:25I put all the lights up, now I'm just waiting on you
00:00:32I might even try asking the stars
00:00:40But I have faith in the mistletoe charm
00:00:44I'm sipping one by the fireside
00:00:48And I'm praying tonight
00:00:51All I want is one, two, three days
00:00:57And I'm going crazy
00:00:59Four, five, six, you're most in a baby
00:01:03Seven, eight, nine, or maybe a lifetime
00:01:08Ten and eleven is back in my face
00:01:11Hi, Rose.
00:01:12Oh, wow, more mittens for the Christmas bazaar?
00:01:15You know it.
00:01:16Cheryl and Susie are knitting up a storm.
00:01:18They're going through so much yarn
00:01:20The sheep can't even keep up
00:01:21Oh, I got Emma's Christmas card yesterday
00:01:24She is so proud of that card
00:01:27Are you kidding me?
00:01:27A spray-painted macaroni card?
00:01:29It's family tradition
00:01:30Oh, good morning
00:01:33No, I got it
00:01:35Thank you
00:01:35Anything for me?
00:01:42Uh, no, just the usual
00:01:44You know, everybody's got bills
00:01:46Becca
00:01:50Look, I am doing everything the online course says
00:01:54Why are we getting more sales?
00:01:56Maybe it just takes time
00:01:58We don't have time
00:01:59I mean, this season is going to make or break us
00:02:01The Christmas bazaar will turn business around
00:02:03Well
00:02:04Charlie
00:02:12I see you got past the tight security
00:02:28There was no security
00:02:29Only important people get security
00:02:31Okay
00:02:32Look at you, man
00:02:34Climbing the corporate ladder
00:02:35Been here, what?
00:02:36Five minutes
00:02:37And already feeling right at home?
00:02:38Yeah, I got my own office
00:02:39Feels good
00:02:41Public relations suits you
00:02:43Unfortunately
00:02:43Thanks for your vote of confidence
00:02:45Seriously, man
00:02:46You deserve it
00:02:47You worked really hard to get here
00:02:48But
00:02:49I give it about a month
00:02:50Then you're going to be missing
00:02:51All of us sweaty sales guys in the bullpen
00:02:53And you'll be begging to come back
00:02:54Yeah, no chance
00:02:56So it's like that?
00:02:5820 bucks is otherwise
00:02:59Really?
00:03:00You give me one month
00:03:01You don't miss us too much
00:03:02Hey, let's grab a drink soon, eh?
00:03:04Sounds like you're buying
00:03:05Only the first round
00:03:06Really?
00:03:07Mm-hmm
00:03:07I kind of like your new job
00:03:09Oh, hey man
00:03:14Martin's coming
00:03:15Careful what you say around him
00:03:17He's got a bit of a reputation
00:03:19Logan, welcome
00:03:24Thank you
00:03:26I'm really excited to be here
00:03:27So am I
00:03:28And I want you to be successful with us
00:03:31So I think it's only fair to warn you
00:03:33That the people upstairs have some concerns
00:03:36Because you're from the sales department
00:03:37Yeah, well I was top salesperson last quarter
00:03:41So
00:03:42I know
00:03:43I ate the cake
00:03:44But still
00:03:45They don't necessarily think that sales translates into a knack for PR
00:03:50We're not about the customers here
00:03:52We're about working people
00:03:53Right, okay
00:03:54Well, you know, so am I
00:03:55You know, they keep the drills pumping
00:03:57They have families
00:03:58Struggles
00:03:59And it's hard
00:04:00We need a thick skin
00:04:02Also, you have an interview with Diane
00:04:06From Oil & Gas Weekly at 11
00:04:08Try to get us some positive press
00:04:10Diane, Oil & Gas Weekly
00:04:13Yep, I prepped my talking points last night
00:04:15Good
00:04:16Oh, also
00:04:18Do you have any problem with only taking a few days off over the holidays?
00:04:22People book their vacations early
00:04:24I'll make it up to you in the new year
00:04:25Not a problem
00:04:26Well, I'll, uh
00:04:28I'll leave you to it
00:04:29Daddy
00:04:53I miss you
00:04:55Hi, pumpkin
00:04:55I'll be home soon
00:04:57What are you up to tonight?
00:04:58Mommy and Auntie Beck are making Christmas cookies
00:05:01I'm making you a present
00:05:03Well, how lucky am I
00:05:05Will you help me sell my hot chocolate bombs at the Christmas Bazaar?
00:05:08Absolutely
00:05:08What's a hot chocolate bomb?
00:05:11It's hot chocolate mixed inside a ball of chocolate
00:05:13You pour hot water on it
00:05:15And then you get hot chocolate
00:05:16Well, that sounds delicious
00:05:18Hi, Rose
00:05:21You look beautiful
00:05:23Oh, geez, I'm all sweaty from the oven
00:05:24No, it's cozy
00:05:26It is so cold here
00:05:28Well, you are around the corner from the North Pole
00:05:30The North Pole?
00:05:32Can you see Santa's house?
00:05:34As a matter of fact, I can
00:05:35And actually, where he lives
00:05:37He can tell when I'm asleep and when I'm awake
00:05:39Really?
00:05:40Yes
00:05:41Emma, I love you so much
00:05:44Bye, Daddy
00:05:45Here, Mommy
00:05:47Josh
00:05:49Josh?
00:05:53Josh?
00:05:56Emma, honey
00:05:57Why don't you go upstairs
00:05:58And I'll come up and read you a book in a bit
00:05:59Okay
00:06:00Okay
00:06:00Okay
00:06:01It's so strange
00:06:05They always have good minds
00:06:07Well, I'm sure everything's fine
00:06:09Why don't you put the cookies away
00:06:10And I'll call the oil company
00:06:11Yeah
00:06:12Leader of Public Relations
00:06:15This is Logan Johnston
00:06:17Uh, yeah, hi
00:06:18This is Becca Collins
00:06:19Wow
00:06:20Am I talking to an actual person?
00:06:22Yes
00:06:22I'm not recording
00:06:23Oh
00:06:24I'm calling about Josh Miller
00:06:26He works on your white Aurora oil rig in Alaska
00:06:29We can't seem to get a hold of his phone
00:06:31Okay
00:06:32Is this Rose Miller?
00:06:33No
00:06:33This is her sister, Becca
00:06:35Is it just the lines
00:06:36Or is there something really wrong?
00:06:38I'm sorry, ma'am
00:06:39Ma'am
00:06:40That's funny
00:06:41It's, it's polite
00:06:42Well, I'm not that old
00:06:44Okay
00:06:45Um, sorry
00:06:46Uh, Becca
00:06:47You have a lovely voice
00:06:49I meant no disrespect
00:06:50Thank you
00:06:51Sorry
00:06:52It's just been one of those days
00:06:53Well, luckily
00:06:55The day's almost over
00:06:56Unfortunately
00:06:57I'm gonna need to talk to Rose
00:06:59She's the only name we have on file
00:07:00Okay
00:07:01Rose
00:07:02Just remember
00:07:08That you're speaking to a big corporation
00:07:09So it seems like they're holding back
00:07:11Get machines
00:07:11This is Rose Miller
00:07:14Hi, Rose
00:07:15Um, I'm Logan
00:07:17Now, the information we have about the white Aurora
00:07:19Is that there's been a wide-ranging power outage
00:07:22Now, the generators have kicked in
00:07:24And we believe the team is safe
00:07:25But we won't know for sure
00:07:27Until we have confirmation
00:07:28Well, that's, that's great news
00:07:31Now, we have no indication of injury or accident
00:07:34But we won't know the full picture
00:07:36Until we're back in communication
00:07:38Now, should I sign you up for text updates?
00:07:42Uh, yes
00:07:42Yes, of course
00:07:43Done
00:07:44Okay, Rose
00:07:46I will speak to you soon
00:07:47Thank you
00:07:48They barely have any information yet
00:07:51Okay, so we wait
00:07:53The power goes out here
00:07:54Can go out in an oil rig, too
00:07:55I told Josh that he didn't have to go back this year
00:07:58I mean, we could have cut back on expenses
00:08:00Hey, no news is good news
00:08:02And Logan sounded positive
00:08:03This is for you
00:08:15Thank you
00:08:16Any news on the blackout?
00:08:19Your family's been calling in
00:08:20Oh, not yet
00:08:22It's Alaska
00:08:23Hope you didn't have any dinner plans
00:08:26I didn't
00:08:27I'm gonna stay until I've contacted everyone
00:08:29That's why I took this job
00:08:31So I could help people
00:08:31Thank you
00:08:33Legally, we have to notify everybody within six hours
00:08:37Hey, uh, Martin
00:08:39What do you think of a community Christmas party?
00:08:43Just an open house, casual drop-in, toys for the kids?
00:08:46Hmm, I like it
00:08:47Prompt a budget
00:08:48I'll take a look at it
00:08:50Great
00:08:50Yeah
00:09:03Are you sure you don't want me to move these guys out of the way?
00:09:05They keep me safe when Daddy's away
00:09:07Oh, I see
00:09:08They have to stay up all night
00:09:10That's a lot of responsibility for your little friends
00:09:13They nap during the day
00:09:15A few more sleeps until Daddy's home
00:09:19He loves you so much
00:09:21Have a good sleep, sweetie
00:09:25Thank you for tucking her in
00:09:32She hardly sleeps when her dad's away
00:09:33I want one like her
00:09:34I have to find my Josh
00:09:37We will
00:09:39We're gonna get good news today, Rose
00:09:50I feel it
00:09:50Just try to put it out of your mind
00:09:52And I will follow up with lead oil before I open the store
00:09:54No, I just
00:09:55I can't pick up my phone when I'm teaching
00:09:57So, look, I got it
00:09:59Just check your phone at lunch
00:10:00If there's anything urgent, I'll call the office
00:10:02But there won't be
00:10:02Sound good?
00:10:04Yes
00:10:04Thank you
00:10:05Dad, wow
00:10:18Yeah, I know
00:10:19That is 50 pounds of 25 micron target
00:10:24You can spin that into gold, kiddo
00:10:27What's wrong, Dad?
00:10:31Spit it out
00:10:32Is business not booming?
00:10:35Are people not responding to the wool puns?
00:10:39Because it does take time for them to acknowledge greatness
00:10:42Now, there is a power outage at Josh's rig
00:10:45No communication is getting through
00:10:47Wow
00:10:48That either means no communication
00:10:53Or is there a way of easing into telling you there's been an accident?
00:11:00I know
00:11:02But bad news travels fast
00:11:04We probably would have heard something
00:11:06I mean, I'm trying to get an update from lead oil
00:11:08Poor Rosie, huh?
00:11:10Especially so close to Christmas
00:11:12If farming paid danger pay, Josh would need to take that job
00:11:17This isn't your fault
00:11:18No, I won't
00:11:20I mean, this
00:11:22This land will belong to you and your sister one day
00:11:26And Josh, too, of course
00:11:28And Collins has farmed this land every day for the last 90 years
00:11:36And I just pray that no one will have to go away for work, man
00:11:41We love it here, Dad
00:11:43You know that
00:11:43Yeah, I do
00:11:45Here
00:11:46You should put these lights in your window display
00:11:50They would look so nice
00:11:52Well, nice needs to turn into sales
00:11:55Oh, it's just a law, honey
00:11:58You know us farmers can't fail
00:12:01Because we're always outstanding in our field
00:12:05Okay, that actually cheered me up a bit
00:12:09A bad dad joke for the wind, then?
00:12:14Keep them coming
00:12:15We have each other back
00:12:18That's what matters
00:12:22And you are going to do so well at that bazaar
00:12:26I'm counting on it
00:12:28Mm-hmm
00:12:28People are going to flock to the woman flock
00:12:31I get it
00:12:32That's very funny
00:12:34Like sheep?
00:12:35Yeah
00:12:35How do you like this one?
00:12:38Keep calm and carry yarn
00:12:40Yarn
00:12:41Keep calm and carry yarn
00:12:43Hilarious
00:12:44Yep
00:12:46I'm going to email that right back to you
00:12:48No, no
00:12:51Thank you, Derek
00:12:51All right
00:12:53Logan Johnson here
00:13:06Yes, hello
00:13:07I'm calling for an update on the white aurora
00:13:09Yes, yes
00:13:10Our team is doing its best to get back into communication
00:13:15And what does that entail exactly?
00:13:18Um, well
00:13:19Our tech team is working on a group communication network
00:13:23To give us live updates as they happen
00:13:24Should I add your number?
00:13:27Well, that's between your office and us
00:13:28Not communication between the rig
00:13:30We are making every effort
00:13:32We're worried, Logan
00:13:33You have to understand that
00:13:35Um, Becca?
00:13:40Hi
00:13:40Uh, no, I
00:13:41I understand
00:13:43Yeah, we're going to flow information right back to you
00:13:46As soon as we can
00:13:47It just feels like lead oil doesn't care
00:13:49Yeah, well, I
00:13:51I care
00:13:51I know you do, Logan
00:13:53We just feel alone out here
00:13:55Well, you're not alone
00:13:57Um, I'm sorry
00:14:02I just, uh, you're going to get the updates as soon as we get them
00:14:05Just try to have a good day
00:14:07Okay?
00:14:08Doing okay?
00:14:19Wow
00:14:19I mean, just saying
00:14:21There's no news yet
00:14:22Over and over again
00:14:23Doesn't get easy
00:14:24Oh, remember
00:14:25Communicating with the families is important
00:14:28They're not upset with you
00:14:30They're just concerned that their loved one's in danger
00:14:33And if you take it personally
00:14:35Well, it just makes a bad situation feel even worse
00:14:37Yeah
00:14:38You know
00:14:39One woman said we don't care
00:14:41I care
00:14:43Every one of our workers makes this company what it is
00:14:46They're important
00:14:47She said they're all alone out there in
00:14:51Sheep country, Montana
00:14:54I just
00:14:56I wish I could be there
00:14:58Well, it's not part of the job
00:15:01It's a hard reality for all of us
00:15:03You know, wait a second
00:15:05That's not a bad idea
00:15:10Montana?
00:15:13Yeah
00:15:13We'll pack a bag
00:15:14We'll be with the family
00:15:16Show them Lee's oil
00:15:18A human side who we are
00:15:20Let them know
00:15:23They're not alone
00:15:24Exactly
00:15:25Tell them that we're, uh
00:15:27We're on their side
00:15:28And that we care for their workers
00:15:30You know, it's a company policy or something
00:15:32I'll think of other assignments while you're up there
00:15:34That's great
00:15:35Let me, uh, get on the phone
00:15:36Let them know I'm coming
00:15:36Oh, no, no, no, no
00:15:37Let it be a surprise
00:15:38It'll make a nice detail
00:15:40If we decide to do a story later
00:15:42Huh
00:15:42I can see that
00:15:44Big sky country in December
00:15:46It's gonna be cold
00:15:46Better get some long johns
00:15:48Okay
00:15:51Searching long johns
00:15:54With or without flap
00:15:56Definitely with
00:15:58Good morning
00:16:26Oh, I-I forgot the whipped cream
00:16:30Don't you just love that sound?
00:16:36Sounds just like Christmas, right?
00:16:39Becca
00:16:39It's actually Becca
00:16:43Hmm
00:16:44I work with wool
00:16:45Small town humor
00:16:46Not really anything a stranger would understand
00:16:49A stranger?
00:16:50Yeah
00:16:50Wow
00:16:51Do I really stand out that much?
00:16:54Yeah
00:16:54All right
00:16:56I'm
00:16:57I'm
00:17:00Lorpan
00:17:02Oh
00:17:04Lorpan
00:17:05That's not really name at all, is it?
00:17:07No
00:17:08Not on this planet
00:17:08Well, you enjoy your coffee, Lorpan
00:17:11And your time here
00:17:12Big sky country is a great place during the holidays
00:17:15We love Christmas
00:17:16Are you gonna bring that guy from the bank to Christmas dinner?
00:17:32Oh, no
00:17:32Capital D disaster
00:17:34Well, just keep looking
00:17:36I mean, you gotta get out of the store more
00:17:38You know 95% of our customers are women, right?
00:17:41Yeah, and 65% are our family
00:17:42I'm focused on getting the sales up, you know that
00:17:46Yeah
00:17:46Well
00:17:47They won't be able to resist your knitting kits
00:17:50You're gonna be a hit
00:17:52Well, you're my sister, so you kind of have to say that
00:17:56Uh, no way
00:17:57I am the most honest sister on the planet
00:18:00Okay, your knitting kits will be a hit
00:18:02Well, I have to sell a lot of them at the Bazaar
00:18:04You will
00:18:05What is it?
00:18:10It's Logan from Lead Oil
00:18:13They're just checking in
00:18:14There's no news
00:18:16I mean, he seems very thorough
00:18:21He just, he seems like a real person instead of a corporation, you know?
00:18:27Well, don't let him sweet text you
00:18:29Thank you, see you soon
00:18:32I see you went shopping
00:18:39Yes, I did
00:18:41And I found you again
00:18:43It's a happy accident
00:18:44Yes
00:18:45Well, I'm not that hard to find
00:18:46I'm here all the time
00:18:47This is my shop
00:18:48Really?
00:18:50Wow, it's, it's impressive
00:18:51Thank you
00:18:52I'll take it
00:18:53You seemed interested in our town
00:18:56Yes, I saw this at the coffee shop
00:18:58These are your mittens
00:19:00Yes
00:19:00We do everything from raising the sheep to selling the wool
00:19:03Wow
00:19:04Yeah, we also make finger puppets
00:19:06Excuse me
00:19:10Didn't we just have coffee?
00:19:34Back up
00:19:35Floor pan
00:19:37And finger puppets
00:19:39Yes
00:19:40Does, does Rose Miller live here?
00:19:43Yeah
00:19:43Rose
00:19:44Here, come on in, it's freezing
00:19:46Here
00:19:47Thank you
00:19:48Rose Miller, hi
00:19:52I am here to update you about the oil rig situation in Alaska
00:19:57Oh
00:19:58No, no, it can't be
00:20:01Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:20:03All the, all the workers are alive
00:20:05Oh
00:20:06You might want to lead with that next time, Mr. Smooth
00:20:10Yeah, I, sorry
00:20:12You almost gave me a heart attack
00:20:14I, I just thought that maybe, you know, in, in, in the army
00:20:17They, when they send people in person
00:20:20It, it's never good
00:20:21Right, um
00:20:23I'm sorry
00:20:25I'm Logan Johnson
00:20:26Public relations
00:20:27Lead oil
00:20:28Wait a minute
00:20:29Did you say Logan in PR?
00:20:31We spoke on the phone
00:20:32I don't really trust your company
00:20:34But you were very nice
00:20:35Thank you
00:20:36Yeah, you reminded me of what kind of company we are
00:20:38And how we take care of our own
00:20:39I'm sorry
00:20:41I, um
00:20:42I brought you a wreath
00:20:44Do you have any cats or dogs?
00:20:56Emma
00:20:56Can we let Logan eat, please
00:20:58And stop interrogating him?
00:21:00I'm not interrogating him
00:21:01I'm just asking him questions
00:21:03So, Logan
00:21:05Are you going to be home in time
00:21:06To spend Christmas with your family?
00:21:08Actually, it's, uh
00:21:09It's just me
00:21:09So I don't have anyone
00:21:11To rush back to
00:21:12Just you?
00:21:14Yeah, um
00:21:15My parents died a couple years ago
00:21:18They had me later in life
00:21:20And I'm not married yet
00:21:23So
00:21:25That is so sad
00:21:27Well, you know
00:21:28I enjoy going to the beach for the holidays
00:21:32Yeah
00:21:33Spending some time in the sun
00:21:34In the sand
00:21:35Playing in the waves
00:21:36That's summer stuff
00:21:37Christmas is about snow
00:21:40And cookies
00:21:40And presents and family
00:21:42Yes, Emma
00:21:43But not everyone celebrates the same way
00:21:45Your mom's right
00:21:47That's what makes the world so interesting
00:21:49Because everyone's so different
00:21:50I don't ever want to go to the beach at Christmas, mommy
00:21:54Okay, noted
00:21:55Can we get ready for bed?
00:21:57Brush your teeth?
00:21:58Sure
00:21:58Good night
00:22:00Good night
00:22:01Good night
00:22:01Good night
00:22:02It's a character, that one
00:22:06Thank you so much for dinner
00:22:09A home-cooked meal is a rare treat
00:22:11You're welcome
00:22:13No, no, I got it
00:22:15I got it
00:22:15Thank you
00:22:16Thank you
00:22:17So, you came all the way to Montana
00:22:19To tell us there's no news?
00:22:22Um, not exactly, no
00:22:25Then what exactly?
00:22:28I, um, there's a corporate policy
00:22:31That says we need to visit the families of the rig workers
00:22:35That might be in peril
00:22:36Not that Josh isn't in any peril
00:22:38No, I'm actually very surprised to hear that
00:22:41Yeah, no offense
00:22:42We just thought they worked in exchange for good pay and decent health insurance
00:22:47Pretty simple transaction
00:22:49Well, not at all
00:22:50In fact, the owners are all about the people
00:22:54These are trying times
00:22:56And I'm here to support you any way I can
00:22:59I can call for housekeeping, childcare
00:23:03I can bring you to your next appointment or for shopping
00:23:07Well, that's very sweet of you, Logan
00:23:10Maybe you can come shop at our store
00:23:13Your colleagues might be interested in some artisan wool crafts
00:23:17Hmm, well, there are 500 people at head office
00:23:21I'm sure some of them are wool worthy
00:23:23We are, after all, a tight-knit group
00:23:27Oh
00:23:27They really seem to appreciate me being here
00:23:40Good
00:23:41Now I'm thinking I'll have you start a feel-good story for the press
00:23:45Wait, you're...
00:23:47You're not serious, right?
00:23:50Well, by the time you have it done, the workers should be clear
00:23:52Create a photo op, I'm gonna set up a photographer
00:23:55It's just that I thought we were here to benefit the families, not have the families benefit us
00:24:02Well, it benefits the company
00:24:04And the employees like it
00:24:06They like seeing their town in the press
00:24:09Besides, everybody likes a feel-good story during the holidays
00:24:12Yeah, yeah, that's true
00:24:14I mean, we could get a couple photos, show the other families that we really care
00:24:19That's what I like to hear
00:24:21Talk soon
00:24:24This is just a little one for the store, but the real one goes in City Hall
00:24:36And then we give the mittens to the folks in need
00:24:37Talk about good PR
00:24:39Well, I grew up on a sheep farm
00:24:42My dad still runs it with Josh
00:24:43He just works the rigs for extra money
00:24:44I didn't know that
00:24:46Yeah, and when we were kids
00:24:48We used to make little finger puppets
00:24:51Using the ends of our parents' yarn
00:24:53And we'd put so many of them on the tree
00:24:55That it looked like it was made out of wool
00:24:56Huh
00:24:57Yeah, and then on Christmas Day we'd give them all out at the toy drive
00:25:00That is cool
00:25:02Your family just gives so much back to the community, it's impressive
00:25:04Well, we have to help each other
00:25:06We're all we've got
00:25:07I'm sure you have some friends and family that you lean on, no?
00:25:11Yeah, yeah, I did
00:25:12Yeah
00:25:12But you must really love being your own boss, running your own business
00:25:17In theory
00:25:18But that also means being in charge in the bad times
00:25:21We do okay with yearly walk-ins and the Christmas bazaar
00:25:26And what about online sales?
00:25:29Yeah, I'm trying, but we're not having much success
00:25:31Do you mind if I take a look at your website?
00:25:36Go ahead
00:25:36Yeah
00:25:37I'm pretty good at this sort of stuff
00:25:40No
00:25:40It's very generous
00:25:41I'm more of a brick-and-mortar gal
00:25:43It's just that
00:25:47The charm of your physical store would really boost online sales
00:25:50Your face just lit up
00:25:53Did it?
00:25:55That's
00:25:55That's embarrassing
00:25:57No
00:25:58No
00:25:59It's charming
00:26:00I, um, I'm, yeah, I'm going to need to, um
00:26:13Um, wait
00:26:15Hey
00:26:17Hey
00:26:24Hi
00:26:26Um, this is something to remember us by
00:26:30Oh, wow
00:26:31Thank you
00:26:31I know you don't really need a wool sweater in Houston
00:26:34Oh, no, nonsense
00:26:35We, we have ice storms in Houston
00:26:37Hey
00:26:37Thank you
00:26:38I, I love it
00:26:39Oh
00:26:41Um, is she with you?
00:26:47Uh, yeah
00:26:47We're, uh, we're doing a photo op for oil and gas weekly
00:26:52Why would you be putting our small town in the huge magazine?
00:26:55Um, it's, it's great to just have, uh, good stores, especially during the holidays, so
00:26:59Mm-hmm
00:27:00Right
00:27:01You're just here for a photo op
00:27:04No, no, no
00:27:05It's not just a photo op
00:27:06We, we, we
00:27:07We care about our workers
00:27:09Yeah, I'm, I'm here to help
00:27:10Any way I can
00:27:11It's just to show, you know
00:27:13Families that are in similar situations
00:27:14That it benefits everyone
00:27:16Right
00:27:17Including your company
00:27:19Excuse me
00:27:46Hello, my girls
00:28:12Hi, Dad
00:28:13How are the sheep today?
00:28:15Oh, the usual
00:28:16They're trying to wool the world
00:28:19Rose, how are you holding up?
00:28:24Waiting is brutal
00:28:25I just keep looking at my phone
00:28:28Thinking I'm gonna get a missed call from Josh
00:28:30Yeah, well, you know what they say
00:28:33A watched pot will never boil
00:28:35I suggest that you focus more on the kids' concert
00:28:39And Becca, what is the last big push for holiday retail?
00:28:44Well, um, extended hours
00:28:46Oh, good, because people love to shop for wool in the middle of the night
00:28:50You can't sleep, you count sheep
00:28:52You buy wool
00:28:53They're sending eight workers off the rig
00:29:01Dwayne Peterson
00:29:03William Johnson
00:29:05Henry Chu
00:29:07Josh Miller
00:29:09Rosie, that is so good to hear
00:29:13Thank you
00:29:22Cameron Mettler
00:29:24Cameron Mettler
00:29:25Josh Miller
00:29:26Ian McNally
00:29:28Austin Smith
00:29:28Ixtolus
00:29:29No, not the heart emoji
00:29:50I said the smile emoji
00:29:51That's weird
00:29:56Heart emoji
00:29:57From Logan
00:29:59That must be a mistake
00:30:01Yeah, a mistake on purpose
00:30:03I like him
00:30:05Oh, you didn't even meet him
00:30:06Well, he braved the Montana cold
00:30:09And I hear he's a real looker
00:30:11Don't knock it
00:30:12Heart emojis are very, very serious
00:30:16Even I know that
00:30:17Not that I get a lot of heart emojis
00:30:19Not even from my own daughter
00:30:21Do you even know where your phone is?
00:30:24Of course I do
00:30:25It's still in the box
00:30:27Yeah
00:30:27Huh?
00:30:30It's Josh
00:30:31Huh?
00:30:33Hi, babe
00:30:34I hope you weren't too worried
00:30:36Our phones are working now
00:30:37We just don't know for how long
00:30:38Well, apparently no news is good news
00:30:41Well, they're flying us out of here right now
00:30:42I'll get to see my girls soon
00:30:44Emma is going to be thrilled
00:30:47Best Christmas ever
00:30:48I love you
00:30:50I love you too, Rosie
00:30:51Yes, yes, yes
00:30:56Did you see the story?
00:31:02Yes, they rescued
00:31:04The Oil and Gas Weekly
00:31:05You did a good job
00:31:07Wow
00:31:08A two-page spread
00:31:10Even did an inset of that hideous sweater that you brought back
00:31:13You know, the boss wants you to go back up there
00:31:16And do a follow-up story
00:31:17Now that the dad's been rescued
00:31:18Josh
00:31:19Yeah
00:31:19Wait, you, uh
00:31:22You want me to go back to Montana right before Christmas?
00:31:25Mm-hmm
00:31:25Huh
00:31:26I just feel like the millers should probably just be together for the holidays
00:31:29And they will be
00:31:31I like that sweater
00:31:38I did not really
00:31:43I saw that
00:31:45Daddy
00:31:46Come here
00:31:50Oh, I miss you so much
00:31:52I miss you too
00:31:53Oh, it is so good to be home
00:31:55I have so much to show you, Daddy
00:31:59Uh, okay
00:31:59I will be back
00:32:00Maybe she'll sleep in her room again
00:32:03No, if you think we have a lot of snow here
00:32:07Alaska is white for as far as the eye can see
00:32:10Like how much snow
00:32:12So much snow that sometimes they have to come and shovel me out of my bunk
00:32:16That's a lot of snow
00:32:19So the mission is still underway?
00:32:23Yeah, hopefully they get the rest of the guys out too soon
00:32:25It's complicated
00:32:26The winds kicked up pretty hard when we were on our way out
00:32:29And then there's this one area that they can't even get to
00:32:31And you can't put too much heavy machinery on the platform
00:32:34Because then that compromises the stability
00:32:35Wow
00:32:36That sounds scary
00:32:38Hi
00:32:39It's fine
00:32:39Mike was there
00:32:40He took care of us
00:32:42Oh, Mikey
00:32:44Mr. By the book
00:32:45Yeah
00:32:46You know, he actually gave me his seat on the first helicopter out
00:32:49Wow
00:32:51Well
00:32:52Thank you, Mike
00:32:54To Mike
00:32:56For bringing my guy home safe
00:32:58To Mike
00:32:58To Mikey
00:32:59Mikey
00:33:00Actually, I think those are my bags
00:33:03They were sent here separate
00:33:04Oh, you sit down
00:33:06I'll get it
00:33:06Are you sure?
00:33:08Thank you
00:33:09Do you like your answers?
00:33:11Oh, my God
00:33:11So cute
00:33:12Logan
00:33:16You never answered my texts
00:33:18So you flew all the way to Montana?
00:33:22Look
00:33:23I know I should have told you about the article and the photo op
00:33:27So I'm here to be up front with you
00:33:29I'm here for the follow-up success story
00:33:32And I thought maybe
00:33:38No, I gotta say
00:33:42You guys sent some really top-level crews
00:33:44And state-of-the-art equipment to get the systems up
00:33:46Yeah, well, I wish I could take credit for that
00:33:49Well, you could
00:33:50No one would know
00:33:51Well, thank you for looking after my family, too
00:33:56It means a lot
00:33:57And if the company got some good PR out of it
00:34:00Well, so be it
00:34:02So does that mean I can get you to sit for a photo shoot?
00:34:07So soon?
00:34:08Yeah
00:34:09It's my boss's idea
00:34:11Actually, it's my boss's boss's idea
00:34:14I tell you what
00:34:16As soon as the rest of my crew buddies get rescued
00:34:18I'll sit for as many photos as you want
00:34:21That's fair
00:34:23In the meantime, what are you gonna do while you're here?
00:34:26Actually, I have some ideas for you, city boy
00:34:29Wow, now this
00:34:38This is a real Christmas postcard
00:34:41So what are we looking for, exactly?
00:34:46A tree that's a little sparse and not too bushy
00:34:49Because the mittens take us a lot of space
00:34:50Copy that
00:34:51So how come you're not going to the beach for Christmas?
00:34:56Um, my boss wanted me to work through the holidays
00:34:59That's a lot of pressure
00:35:01Yeah, well, I wanted the promotion, so I can't really complain
00:35:04Oh, you like this one?
00:35:09Yeah
00:35:09So we're not expected to cut our own tree down ourselves, are we?
00:35:20You look so scared right now
00:35:22Okay, the only hatchet I've ever handled was at one of those axe throwing bars
00:35:27So you've never chopped wood before?
00:35:31For what?
00:35:32To power my air conditioning?
00:35:33I'd really love to see this place in the summertime
00:35:40You would love it
00:35:42It is so beautiful
00:35:43Well, it's beautiful now
00:35:48Shall we?
00:35:58It's hard to find
00:36:02Everybody's trying
00:36:05Hard to speak their mind
00:36:09Just a season
00:36:12Just a season
00:36:12To leave it all behind
00:36:16Time to begin
00:36:19Because it's Christmas time
00:36:23All out of answers
00:36:26All out of prayer
00:36:29All out of reasons
00:36:34Why you should still care
00:36:35You should still care
00:36:37Just reach out
00:36:40And help somebody somewhere
00:36:44Ain't hard to find
00:36:45Ain't hard to do
00:36:47Because it's Christmas
00:36:49It's Christmas time
00:36:54In our city tonight
00:36:57In our city
00:36:58Yeah
00:36:58Yeah
00:36:59Brothers and sisters
00:37:02We must learn how to fight
00:37:05Oh, no
00:37:17It's the rig
00:37:20I have to go back
00:37:22Why do you have to go back?
00:37:25It's Mike
00:37:26Hey, nothing is gonna happen
00:37:29Okay?
00:37:30They just need a few more people
00:37:31To get Mike out
00:37:31The gale force wind's whipped up
00:37:33And there's been too much damage
00:37:34Yeah, but they can send someone else
00:37:35He's my friend
00:37:38I would've been at
00:37:40Polar Bear's Pop Circle last year
00:37:41If you hadn't pulled me to safety
00:37:42He would understand
00:37:45I will be back
00:37:49The day after tomorrow
00:37:51I promise
00:37:53Hey
00:37:57I love you
00:37:59I love you too
00:38:01Be careful
00:38:05I will
00:38:06So let's make something good out of this day
00:38:22We're all together
00:38:23Well, it smells amazing, Dad
00:38:25So the mitten tree mission sounds cozy
00:38:30Yeah, well, we found the perfect one
00:38:34Yeah, it's always good for two people to choose the tree
00:38:38You know, in case one of them has bad taste
00:38:41Unless both of them have bad taste
00:38:45Ah, well, those people, they tend to stick together anyway
00:38:49So I've never been on the sheep farm
00:38:52How many sheep do you have?
00:38:54Uh, just under a hundred head
00:38:56We used to have more
00:38:57Yeah, Rose went off and got her teaching certificate
00:39:01The smarty pants
00:39:02But everyone works at shearing time
00:39:06And let me tell you
00:39:08It is sheer madness
00:39:11So you guys process the world, too?
00:39:14Well, we have a lot of machines to help with that
00:39:17Wow
00:39:18A family business that handles every step of the process
00:39:21That's
00:39:22That's impressive
00:39:23Oh, well, he
00:39:24He makes it sound glamorous
00:39:26Logan, tell me this
00:39:28How many sheep does it take to knit a sweater?
00:39:35I don't, I don't, I don't know
00:39:37Son, come on
00:39:38Sheep can't knit
00:39:40At least mine can't
00:39:41Corn?
00:39:44Thank you
00:39:45Hey, Martin, what's up?
00:39:54Did you hear they had to halt the rescue?
00:39:56Yeah, yeah
00:39:57Josh won't do any photos until everyone's rescued
00:40:00Oh, that's too bad
00:40:02It's Christmas
00:40:03We want to hear a happy story
00:40:05Yeah, well, it's just too fast
00:40:07You know, not everyone's been rescued
00:40:08Mike Harper's still in a bad way up there
00:40:10Josh is on his way to go help
00:40:12What?
00:40:14He can't do that
00:40:15Well, he left early this morning
00:40:18Well, he's not authorized
00:40:20That was his choice, not ours
00:40:22What are you talking about?
00:40:25Josh was not called back up there
00:40:26On a company-related work hazard
00:40:29So that means that he has no health coverage
00:40:31So he won't be covered
00:40:33He's working on a lead oil team
00:40:36Saving lives
00:40:37Well, his contract is done
00:40:38How is this ethical?
00:40:42We cannot be covering employees
00:40:44That no longer work for us
00:40:45What if he gets hurt?
00:40:50There could be medical bills
00:40:51Well, again, that was his choice
00:40:52Which is all to say
00:40:54And I'm sorry to say
00:40:56That as a lead oil employee
00:40:57You're not allowed to discuss that with them
00:40:59You know, this isn't what we talked about, Martin
00:41:03We aren't this kind of company
00:41:05I'm going to be forwarding you some paperwork
00:41:08Read it
00:41:09And then we'll talk about it
00:41:10Hi
00:41:34Hey
00:41:36How's Rose?
00:41:38She's losing her mind
00:41:40Yeah, I bet
00:41:41Do you think Josh is in any danger?
00:41:44We have our pros up there
00:41:46But there's always a chance of danger, yeah
00:41:47I think this is all old information
00:41:51That's being posted on yours
00:41:53Well, I get alerts from HQ
00:41:58So I'll let you know
00:41:59So you don't have to torture yourself
00:42:01Okay
00:42:01I told Rose I'd stay on it
00:42:03Because she can't check her phone at school
00:42:04Is that the software you're using for your website?
00:42:08Yeah, it came with the website
00:42:09That software's clunky
00:42:11Using the same technology they used to ten years ago
00:42:14And it wasn't great back then
00:42:15Do you want me to maybe update it for you?
00:42:20Boost your sales?
00:42:22Well, how would new software make people want to buy more wool?
00:42:25Oh, is that a serious question?
00:42:30Judging by your face, I want to say no
00:42:32No, it's okay that it's a serious question
00:42:33May I?
00:42:35Yeah
00:42:35So, you know when you're shopping online
00:42:39And the website is a little complicated
00:42:42You just click right off
00:42:43What we want to figure out is
00:42:45Is how many clicks it takes
00:42:46For the buyer
00:42:48To put the product
00:42:49In the basket
00:42:50And it looks like
00:42:53We're at five?
00:42:54Nope
00:42:55Six
00:42:56Before we even get the shipping
00:42:58Oh, don't say the word shipping
00:43:00Gives me a headache
00:43:01You guys package and ship all your stuff, right?
00:43:04Well, why would anyone want to pay seven bucks
00:43:06For Wool Moon to ship them two skeins of yarn
00:43:08When they could get that
00:43:09A box of tissues
00:43:10And a new toilet plunger for free
00:43:13Hmm
00:43:14Because they're getting
00:43:15A unique, high-quality, American-made product
00:43:18Made by a cool family of farmer artisans
00:43:21I just don't know if that means anything in today's market
00:43:25Oh, it means everything
00:43:27You just have to sell with the right egg
00:43:29They're making this sound easy
00:43:31Hey
00:43:35I want to help
00:43:43Dude, she sounds like a keeper
00:43:47She is, but the distance
00:43:50Yeah, but I've never heard you talk about a woman like this before
00:43:52Not once, ever
00:43:53I know, I've never felt like this about anyone before
00:43:56So she backs up and moves to Houston
00:43:58Same country
00:43:58I mean, you can't move
00:44:00You just got your dream job
00:44:01Yeah, no, she's not gonna pack up and leave her family
00:44:05Plus, my dream job
00:44:06Is a lot more complicated than I thought
00:44:08Yeah, sometimes the dream becomes a nightmare
00:44:10It happens to me every night
00:44:12When I'm asleep
00:44:13Is that fear I smell?
00:44:16From 1,700 miles away
00:44:17I don't know, man
00:44:20Maybe I'm just
00:44:21Maybe I don't have the stomach for this
00:44:24Stomach for what?
00:44:25Throwing parties and posing for pictures?
00:44:26Poor Logan
00:44:27You know, there's a lot more to it than that
00:44:31Representing bad news for the company
00:44:33Isn't all it's cracked up to be
00:44:35And I just got 20 bucks richer
00:44:37Seriously, man
00:44:39Come back to sales
00:44:40Here, I thought you were my friend
00:44:42Yeah, I still don't know what gave you that impression
00:44:44Bye
00:44:46Hey, Martin, good news?
00:44:49Uh, not yet
00:44:50Did you get the liability waivers?
00:44:53I, uh, I did from the front desk
00:44:56Though I can't say I understand everything
00:44:58Well, I'm making lemonade here
00:45:00But you know these families, right?
00:45:03They have a rapport
00:45:04Maybe they even trust you
00:45:06So you can get them to sign the new liability waivers
00:45:09Why would I do that?
00:45:13I mean, these families are really stressed
00:45:16Well, we can't have a class action suit
00:45:19We're legally obligated to provide communication
00:45:22And the network may have been down
00:45:24Because corporate skipped a maintenance check
00:45:26What?
00:45:28We missed last month
00:45:29Well, that's not information that you need to know
00:45:31Why did we do that?
00:45:33I mean, we're on top of schedule for everything
00:45:35Well, I'm not saying that we did
00:45:37I'm not saying that we didn't
00:45:39It's just that maintenance is expensive
00:45:41And, uh, well, especially when there's nothing wrong
00:45:45So just get them to sign the liabilities, okay?
00:45:48We, we can't cut corners
00:45:50What if, what if there's an emergency?
00:45:54Communication is, is life or death
00:45:55What if
00:45:57What if they hadn't been able to call air medical services?
00:46:03Look, you're new on this job
00:46:05We don't drive up costs
00:46:07If we lower the cost
00:46:08Then that makes for a healthier bottom line for lean oil
00:46:11And a healthier bottom line
00:46:12Means that everybody gets to keep their jobs, right?
00:46:16Yeah, well, that
00:46:16That sounds like a separate issue
00:46:19It's good for everybody
00:46:21So just stick to the script
00:46:22And it has to happen before the situation is resolved
00:46:25Or we'll be on the hook
00:46:26I don't think I can do that, Martin
00:46:31It's just, it's too fast
00:46:34And it's, um
00:46:35It's not right
00:46:37Get it done, Logan
00:46:39You're still on probation
00:46:41And that's why the waiver is so important
00:46:59It protects you and your family from unexpected job loss in the future
00:47:03Yes, that's true
00:47:05You wouldn't get any compensation for the communications outage
00:47:07But what we offer is job security
00:47:11Security?
00:47:12My husband was stuck on your job site in terrible conditions
00:47:16And couldn't even call home
00:47:17I was worried out of my mind
00:47:19I know that these are kitchen table issues, ma'am
00:47:22That's why at Lead Oil we work to make sure that all our workers
00:47:25Can afford to put food on the table
00:47:27Are you struggling financially?
00:47:30Because in exchange for signing this waiver
00:47:35Your husband's pay will potentially increase by 5% on his next job
00:47:39That's in the waiver
00:47:41It is absolutely in the follow-up paperwork
00:47:46Once the waiver is signed
00:47:48Yeah
00:47:49Okay
00:47:50Send it over
00:47:51Thank you
00:47:53And Merry Christmas
00:47:57Definitely not what I signed up for
00:48:11Waiting and more waiting
00:48:17I just, I don't understand why my husband would voluntarily
00:48:20Waltz himself right back into danger
00:48:23Oh
00:48:23That's why you married him, Rose
00:48:25He's loyal and hardworking
00:48:26And he takes care of people
00:48:28Yeah, but why can't that apply just to our family?
00:48:31Well, that's the problem with good people
00:48:32You can keep them all to yourself
00:48:33I know that
00:48:35I just don't want to know that right now
00:48:37I just want my Josh home safe
00:48:41I know
00:48:43Talk about good people
00:48:46What's Logan up to tonight?
00:48:48Uh, he is working on my website
00:48:51He says it's outdated
00:48:52And he's convinced he can get our online sales up
00:48:55Hi, Logan
00:49:04We were just talking about you
00:49:08Hi, Becca
00:49:09I, I had an idea
00:49:11Okay, so this is a VHF radio
00:49:17And it is connected to an Iridium satellite
00:49:19In the Arctic
00:49:21Hopefully
00:49:22We'll allow us to talk to Josh
00:49:25I mean, is, is it working?
00:49:29What if something happened to him?
00:49:30No
00:49:30Okay
00:49:32Oh
00:49:37We have a signal
00:49:39Okay, um
00:49:43White Aurora
00:49:46White Aurora
00:49:46Logan Johnston here
00:49:48Looking for signal
00:49:49Over
00:49:50Hey, hey
00:49:51The signal works
00:49:52I'm a friend
00:49:53Um, yeah
00:49:55We have, uh
00:49:56We have Rose here
00:49:57Looking for Josh Miller
00:49:58I'm here
00:49:59Daddy, daddy
00:50:00I hear you
00:50:01Hi, Emma
00:50:02How are you, sweetie?
00:50:03Miss Baker says you're brave
00:50:05I'm just doing what anyone would do
00:50:07Rose, are you there?
00:50:10Yeah, yeah
00:50:11I'm here, babe
00:50:11We're going in tomorrow
00:50:13So just please send good thoughts, okay?
00:50:15Good thoughts only
00:50:16All right
00:50:17I gotta go
00:50:19I love you guys
00:50:19And, uh
00:50:20Logan, thank you
00:50:21We'll talk tomorrow
00:50:22I love you, daddy
00:50:23Say hi to Santa
00:50:25Yeah
00:50:26Thank you for doing this, Logan
00:50:32Yeah, I don't know why
00:50:35I didn't think about it before
00:50:36I guess I was working on your website
00:50:38And it activated my, uh
00:50:39IT superpowers
00:50:40He have superpowers?
00:50:43Yes, he does
00:50:44Thank you
00:50:45I'm making a poem for daddy
00:50:50Oh, is that his Christmas present?
00:50:53No, I already made him a Christmas present
00:50:55Special
00:50:55This is just because
00:50:59Well, your mom says it's time for bed
00:51:02I like Logan
00:51:03He's nice
00:51:04Yes, you're right
00:51:06He is nice
00:51:07You should marry him
00:51:10Marry him?
00:51:12Well, that's a little fast, don't you think?
00:51:14But then I can have a cousin
00:51:15Oh
00:51:17All right, well, I will keep that in mind
00:51:19Do you want a story tonight?
00:51:21No, it's okay
00:51:22I already have one in my head right now
00:51:24You are something else, kid
00:51:26I know, mommy always says that
00:51:28Come on
00:51:30Thinking of the things we used to do
00:51:39Winter always brings me back to you
00:51:47Right when we were seventeen
00:51:53Living out a small-town dream
00:51:57Was a star that seems to shine
00:52:02For you and me
00:52:05In this old town we'll meet again
00:52:10We'll raise a glass, remember when
00:52:14We stumble home and sang the poems
00:52:18Until the morning
00:52:20We spent our lives so far apart
00:52:26But I always come back to the start
00:52:30Until the sky
00:52:32Hey, Martin
00:52:37How many of those waivers have you gotten signed?
00:52:41Um, all but one
00:52:43Well, whoever it is, it's time to put the pressure on
00:52:46It's Rose Miller here in Montana
00:52:49To be honest, I'm having a hard time crossing that bridge
00:52:52What does that mean?
00:52:53Frankly, Martin, I'm embarrassed to even ask them again
00:52:57You're not too embarrassed to cash those paychecks
00:53:02Martin
00:53:05You and I both know this isn't right
00:53:08You are taking advantage of people at their most vulnerable
00:53:11Trying to get them to sign away their rights
00:53:14I'm not negotiating with you
00:53:16Get it done
00:53:17Don't come back here
00:53:19This is our fault
00:53:21You don't make it right
00:53:23A sincere apology and some compensation
00:53:26No, Logan, I think it's time for you to come home
00:53:29I mean, you haven't sent in the proofs for the holiday newsletter
00:53:34And what about that, uh, community Christmas party?
00:53:37I've already given the green light on that
00:53:39It's all organized
00:53:40I just haven't gotten around to sending you the details
00:53:44What's going on up there?
00:53:47Aren't you bored of all that, uh, snow and sky?
00:53:50Actually, I think it's a story worth sticking around for
00:53:54Be on the first flight out
00:53:57Thanks for coming
00:54:27Mike!
00:54:43Mike!
00:54:45This way, this way
00:54:46Josh!
00:54:48I'm glad to see you
00:54:49Get out of here before you lose power again
00:54:57Get Rose Miller to sign
00:55:11Oh, you don't, you don't need to read that
00:55:13What?
00:55:16It's not what it seems
00:55:17So you're not trying to mess with Josh's rights?
00:55:22Lead Oil was responsible for making sure they could communicate with the outside world
00:55:26I wasn't going to give this to him
00:55:27Well, then why are you carrying it around in your pocket?
00:55:33Look, I was going to try to get him to sign it
00:55:35But I couldn't go through with it
00:55:36Not since I got close to you and your family didn't seem right
00:55:39Well, it's not right
00:55:41Unfortunately, that's not the worst part
00:55:46What do you mean?
00:55:49The only truth is that he no longer has medical insurance
00:55:52Not since his contract ended
00:55:55What?
00:55:58He's out there right now trying to save one of your men
00:56:01Yeah
00:56:01You said Lead Oil cares
00:56:04That you go the extra mile for your families
00:56:07And for the people that work for you
00:56:08Because without them, the company wouldn't exist
00:56:10Yeah, well, I told you that because my boss
00:56:12No, it wasn't supposed to be this way
00:56:14I believed you
00:56:18I'm going to make this right with your sister
00:56:21I will tell Rose about this
00:56:23She's so stressed already
00:56:25I'm just hoping this doesn't matter
00:56:28Why does he have to be a hero? Look what happened
00:56:51Yeah, you heard right, Logan
00:56:52Mike's here
00:56:53I made it out
00:56:54But Josh's arm is pinned under some debris
00:56:57He's okay, but
00:56:59The security doors came down when the power went out again
00:57:01And we can't get to him
00:57:03His arm? Where is he?
00:57:06He's stuck in the machine room
00:57:07We're trying to get power back to the door
00:57:09But we don't know how long that's going to take
00:57:12But he's okay in there
00:57:14Yeah, yeah, he's all dialed in
00:57:16He's got a long night ahead of us
00:57:18We've got to keep him awake so a bunch of us are taking shifts
00:57:20If you can patch us in, he'll be able to hear his family's voices
00:57:23Copy that, we'll get working on a patch, okay?
00:57:27Over and out
00:57:28Rose, I am so sorry
00:57:37Are you?
00:57:39Yes
00:57:42Here, come here
00:57:46What are we going to do?
00:57:54Still no news, but our experts are still working on it
00:57:57Deep breaths
00:58:00I just need him to be safe
00:58:06You read me, Logan
00:58:10Uh, yes
00:58:12White Aurora
00:58:12We read you loud and clear
00:58:14Passing you through now
00:58:15Logan
00:58:17Logan, is that you?
00:58:19Over
00:58:19Yes, Josh
00:58:21It's so good to hear you, man
00:58:23You talk
00:58:25I'm going to check on Emma
00:58:26Josh
00:58:27Josh, are you okay?
00:58:29I'm not going to lie
00:58:30My arm is killing me
00:58:32It could be broken
00:58:34How did this happen?
00:58:38Oh, babe
00:58:38I'm sorry
00:58:40I'll tell you all about it when I get home
00:58:42But for now, they don't want me going to sleep
00:58:44That's pretty awful, isn't it?
00:58:47Why?
00:58:49Do you have a concussion?
00:58:51No, no, no
00:58:51It's the cold
00:58:53The machine room's got some heat
00:58:55But the systems have been failing intermittently
00:58:57And so they don't want me nodding off
00:58:59In case the temperature in here changes
00:59:01And I don't notice
00:59:01And, well, with my arm
00:59:04They're afraid I'm going into shock
00:59:05You're not making me feel any better about this
00:59:08I'm sorry
00:59:12You know what?
00:59:14Give me some good news
00:59:15Yes, I actually do have some good news
00:59:19Oh, yeah?
00:59:19Yeah
00:59:20I'm all ears
00:59:21Josh?
00:59:25Josh?
00:59:26What happened?
00:59:27Here, let me see
00:59:28I don't know
00:59:30We lost it
00:59:30Yeah, I'm going to try to restore the line
00:59:32Logan
00:59:44Logan, do you copy?
00:59:49Logan
00:59:49Logan here, standing by
00:59:56Logan, we're in trouble here
00:59:58We won't be able to get the job since we're in the morning
01:00:01The line is not clear
01:00:02I repeat, the line is not clear
01:00:04But we're going to try and keep it warm in the machine room
01:00:07We're still working on passing through
01:00:09Stand by
01:00:09Hello
01:00:11Hello, can you hear me?
01:00:14Yes, can you hear me?
01:00:16Yeah
01:00:17Hey, Logan
01:00:17Sorry
01:00:18The lights went out here
01:00:19Okay
01:00:20Do you have supplies?
01:00:23Do you have water?
01:00:24Food?
01:00:24Heat packs?
01:00:26Not much, man
01:00:27I could really go for one of Emma's hot chocolate bombs, though
01:00:29Yeah, I'll bet
01:00:31Here, I'm going to wake her up so you can talk to her
01:00:34No, no, no
01:00:35Let her sleep
01:00:36I'm sure she's tired
01:00:38All right
01:00:39We're just going to need to keep talking
01:00:42Josh?
01:00:48Are you still with me?
01:00:50Josh?
01:00:52Josh?
01:00:53Josh
01:00:56Just keep talking to him, Logan
01:00:59We're going to try and get to him
01:01:01And we've got to keep him awake until we get there
01:01:03We know you can hear us, buddy
01:01:07Just keep listening to Logan's voice
01:01:09And stay awake, all right?
01:01:12Um, I, uh
01:01:13What can I say?
01:01:16I, um
01:01:17It's been, it's been really great getting to know your family
01:01:23I, uh
01:01:27Oh
01:01:28I heard a really good, uh, rescue story the other day
01:01:34This, um
01:01:38This girl
01:01:39Was jogging by a
01:01:43A fence line on a
01:01:45On a, on a sheep farm
01:01:47She was just
01:01:50Running back home from school and
01:01:53She didn't know that her dad had
01:01:57Let the rams loose to go graze
01:02:00So anyway, she finds herself between the rams
01:02:04And the ewes and the little lambs
01:02:06And
01:02:06Apparently that's not a place you want to be
01:02:09So this one ram
01:02:13Gets really angry
01:02:15Really angry and starts to just
01:02:18Stomp the ground
01:02:20Stomping
01:02:21Stomping
01:02:22Really
01:02:22Giving her the mean eyes
01:02:24I don't know if the mean eyes was part of the story
01:02:26But anyway
01:02:27He just starts to charge at her
01:02:30And pins her against the fence and
01:02:33And she's terrified
01:02:35She's thinking
01:02:39One headbutt from that ram and
01:02:41It's lights out
01:02:42So this guy
01:02:46And I hope you're listening, Josh
01:02:47Because this
01:02:48Is the best part of the story
01:02:51This guy just barrels out of the barn
01:02:55Just all Braveheart-like
01:02:58Just
01:02:58Distracts the ram
01:03:05And sets her free
01:03:07And she
01:03:08Scrambles
01:03:09Over the fence
01:03:11Just like that
01:03:12They don't make them like that anymore, Josh
01:03:19That's how I met Rose
01:03:24I fell in love with her that day
01:03:26You're still there
01:03:28Man, you had me scared
01:03:32Yeah, yeah, sorry
01:03:35I pressed the wrong
01:03:36But
01:03:36Hey, Logan
01:03:38Thanks for the story
01:03:40Why don't you tell me a story from your life
01:03:43Oh, my life
01:03:45Well
01:03:45There's not much there
01:03:48Come on
01:03:49Give me something
01:03:50How'd you meet your lady?
01:03:54I don't
01:03:54I don't have a lady
01:03:55I wish I did
01:03:56But
01:03:56I'm
01:03:58Married to my work, so to speak
01:03:59Okay
01:04:01Just
01:04:02Make something up, then
01:04:04Keep me distracted
01:04:05Okay, all right
01:04:07All right
01:04:08Well
01:04:10There's this one girl that I like
01:04:19That's something
01:04:22Go on
01:04:23She's beautiful
01:04:25Man, is she ever beautiful
01:04:28And she's smart
01:04:31And she's funny
01:04:32And she's kind
01:04:35And she's really family-oriented
01:04:38Which is
01:04:39Which is different for me
01:04:41Because I'm a bit of a loner
01:04:42But you know what
01:04:45I think she might like me
01:04:46I hope she still does
01:04:51But she lives kind of far
01:04:55And, you know
01:04:56I might not even have a chance
01:04:58Sounds to me like you're in love, dude
01:05:02Maybe so
01:05:05Oh
01:05:08Josh
01:05:10Uh, Rose is up
01:05:11I'm gonna let you talk to her, okay?
01:05:15Hi
01:05:15Hi, babe
01:05:16Sorry
01:05:17I, um
01:05:17I fell asleep
01:05:19Oh, your voice
01:05:20Sounds like
01:05:21Heaven
01:05:21In case you cut out again
01:05:24I'm
01:05:25I wanted to tell you
01:05:26Um
01:05:26I'm pregnant
01:05:28What?
01:05:30Yes
01:05:31Oh
01:05:33You know, that is the best news
01:05:35I've ever heard
01:05:36You know
01:05:38Emma's finally gonna get
01:05:39The little brother
01:05:40A sister that she's always wanted
01:05:41I'm so happy
01:05:42I can't believe it
01:05:43I mean, I can believe it
01:05:44I'm just
01:05:45This is amazing
01:05:48Just
01:05:50I need you to come home safe, Josh
01:05:52I will
01:05:57Don't worry
01:05:59Josh
01:06:04Josh, hello
01:06:05Hello
01:06:06Peter
01:06:07Peter
01:06:09Copy
01:06:11We still got a connection
01:06:13There's just nothing coming through
01:06:14Hello
01:06:15Hello
01:06:16Josh
01:06:17Mike
01:06:18I'm with Josh
01:06:19Mike
01:06:20Mike, is he okay?
01:06:22Is everything okay?
01:06:23What's going on?
01:06:23A little worse for wear, but
01:06:25He'll be fine
01:06:26It'll take some time, but
01:06:28We'll get him out of here
01:06:29Thank you, Mike
01:06:30Thank you
01:06:31I love you, Josh
01:06:34Be home for Christmas, okay?
01:06:37I'll try
01:06:38I love you, Rose
01:06:41All right, you guys
01:06:44Are you sure you didn't make more knitting kits?
01:07:04I don't think we have enough
01:07:05Ha-ha, very funny
01:07:06Business is gonna be bris
01:07:08So I'm just prepared, that's all
01:07:10Okay, here you go
01:07:12What's, uh, what's this?
01:07:15You need to take one for the team
01:07:16I, uh, I don't think this constitutes official lead oil business
01:07:21Well, it's family business
01:07:23So put it on, Kringle
01:07:25Look, I just have to make the holidays as normal as possible
01:07:30My sister is losing her mind
01:07:32And I'm sure that the pregnancy hormones are making her stress harder
01:07:35I mean, she's not gonna feel okay until Josh is home soon
01:07:38Yeah, I understand
01:07:39Oh, is, uh
01:07:44Okay, then
01:07:47I'll let you know
01:07:49We take that red suit very seriously here
01:07:51So I suggest you practice for the bazaar
01:07:53Yep, practice my ho-ho-ho
01:07:56On-dasher dancer
01:07:59Yeah, you definitely need to practice
01:08:04I don't know how much more my heart can take
01:08:15Sorry about what this company's doing to you
01:08:18I get that, Logan
01:08:19But you being here means so much to us
01:08:23To me
01:08:25To me, too
01:08:27I wish I could stay, not leave you
01:08:32Do you have to go?
01:08:36Yeah
01:08:37Yeah, my boss just called me
01:08:39Asking me to come back immediately
01:08:40You know, it's funny
01:08:42I've been climbing the ladder for so long
01:08:44I seem to forget what really matters
01:08:46Well, hey
01:08:48If I was getting a big corporate paycheck
01:08:51I don't know if I could give that up either
01:08:52I'm sorry about the bazaar
01:08:56But hey
01:08:57On-dasher
01:08:58Well, look who decided to grace us with his presence
01:09:11Did you know that a big medical bill could destroy this family?
01:09:21What family?
01:09:22Josh Miller's
01:09:23While he's up in the Arctic winter trying to save his friend's life
01:09:27You know, I think he's been spending too much time in that town
01:09:30And besides, I believe that they already have insurance
01:09:33Yeah, well, they don't
01:09:34Like I said
01:09:37You need thick skin to do this job
01:09:40Yeah, well, I love my thin skin
01:09:42You know, I'm sorry, Martin
01:09:45I know you're just trying to do your job
01:09:47It's lead oil sticking to its bottom line
01:09:50It's not the company
01:09:51I care about the bottom line
01:09:53I'm pro-and-up
01:09:55I don't wait for people to tell me what to do
01:09:58So you're doing this?
01:10:03Wow
01:10:03Well, I don't think I can work for someone
01:10:08Who doesn't respect the people who make this company so successful
01:10:11Well, you're quitting over a broken arm
01:10:14Yeah, I am
01:10:16I am
01:10:16And you know what?
01:10:17You're going to pay for Josh Miller's medical bills
01:10:19As well as a bonus
01:10:21For heroic activity on behalf of the company
01:10:24And compensation
01:10:25For communication outages
01:10:27I don't think so
01:10:30Huh
01:10:33You know
01:10:36I'm meeting Diane
01:10:38From Oil and Gas Weekly tomorrow
01:10:40Her readers just ate up our Montana stories
01:10:44You know, maybe her follow-up story
01:10:46Is how lead oil treats its best employees so poorly
01:10:51You wouldn't dare
01:10:53Think of the fallout
01:10:55Yeah
01:10:56You wouldn't work in public relations ever again
01:10:58That's extortion
01:10:59It's the right thing to do
01:11:01First of all, Josh is going to get home safe
01:11:25When?
01:11:26We haven't gotten any updates
01:11:28As soon as they can get him here
01:11:29And second of all, we're going through this as a family
01:11:32You and Josh are not alone
01:11:33Yeah
01:11:34You know, what's ironic is that we were going to get health insurance this year
01:11:41But all the most important thing is that Josh is healthy, right?
01:11:45Yeah
01:11:45Yeah, you're right
01:11:48Josh can't work with a broken arm
01:11:51And you and you and Logan have something so special
01:11:54And now he's gone
01:11:55I just feel like everything's falling apart at once
01:11:59Well, we're all going to be okay
01:12:03And we know that
01:12:04But how do you know that, Becca?
01:12:07Our store is going under
01:12:09Our wholesale customer base is shrinking
01:12:11I just
01:12:16I don't see how we're going to get out of this
01:12:20Hi, you've reached Logan of Lead Oil
01:12:39Please leave a message
01:12:40Hi, Logan
01:12:42I'm sure you're catching up at work
01:12:45I just wanted to let you know that we heard from the white aurora again
01:12:49No change
01:12:50I know you'll let us know if you hear any different
01:12:53That's actually not at all why I called
01:13:00I was calling to tell you that
01:13:06I am falling for you
01:13:09Pretty big time
01:13:11As big as the sky is out here
01:13:14I don't know what that means for us
01:13:18Living so far apart
01:13:19But you make me really happy
01:13:22So call me
01:13:25She loves me, not you
01:13:36Not you
01:13:38Unless you go
01:13:40He will call you back
01:13:44Not everyone checks their voicemails right away
01:13:47Technology is weird
01:13:48Yeah
01:13:49Oh, maybe you're right
01:13:50Are we a pair?
01:13:53Me worrying about Josh
01:13:54You worrying about Logan
01:13:55And both of us worrying about the store
01:13:58Wow, we did sell quite a few knitting kits today
01:14:00Yeah, the sales today were fantastic
01:14:02But I just don't know if it's enough
01:14:04You know, I don't know if we can keep the store going
01:14:06Hey, you know what?
01:14:10Why don't we stop worrying before lunch?
01:14:12We need crust of sandwiches
01:14:14And pots of tea
01:14:16Okay
01:14:16Okay, let's go hear the mayor's speech
01:14:20Welcome to our annual Christmas bazaar
01:14:26I'm glad to see old and new faces here today
01:14:29And now it is my absolute pleasure
01:14:32To introduce the man from the North Pole
01:14:35The big guy with the sleigh
01:14:37The jolly old soul with a sack full of toys
01:14:40Santa Claus
01:14:42Ho, ho, ho
01:14:43Merry Christmas, everyone
01:14:45Ho, ho, ho
01:14:46Who wants to visit Santa?
01:14:48Hello
01:14:49Ho, ho, ho, ho
01:14:52I think Mrs. Claus and I, we can handle that
01:14:55But don't forget to tell your parents
01:14:58So they can email Santa
01:15:01Which is me
01:15:02I'm Santa, email me
01:15:04Ho, ho, ho, ho
01:15:06Email Santa, what am I doing?
01:15:11I don't even check my emails
01:15:12Hello, young man
01:15:13Ho, ho, ho
01:15:14We wish you a Merry Christmas
01:15:15We wish you a Merry Christmas
01:15:17We wish you a Merry Christmas
01:15:19And a Happy New Year
01:15:21Good tidings we bring
01:15:23To you and your kin
01:15:26Good tidings for Christmas
01:15:28And a Happy New Year
01:15:30Now bring us a Mickey pudding
01:15:32Now bring us a Mickey pudding
01:15:34Now bring us a Mickey pudding
01:15:36Please bring it right here
01:15:38Good tidings we bring
01:15:40To you and your kin
01:15:43Good tidings for Christmas
01:15:45And a Happy New Year
01:15:47There are a million reasons
01:15:54Why I love living here
01:15:55The big skies
01:15:57The wide open spaces
01:15:58The most stunning natural beauty in the world
01:16:02But what I love the most
01:16:04Are the big hearts of our people
01:16:07Every year the Collins clan's charity drive
01:16:10Is symbolized by their tree of many mittens
01:16:13And with more mittens than ever before
01:16:16Let this tree speak for the whole town to say
01:16:20That we take care of our neighbors
01:16:23With love in our hearts
01:16:25I really miss my dad
01:16:34You are there when I wake up
01:16:40You give me lots of presents
01:16:43Presents aren't why I love you
01:16:46I love you because
01:16:48You give me piggybacks when I get tired
01:16:51And you teach me to skate in the winter
01:16:54And fish in the summer
01:16:55And I know you're safe
01:16:57Because I asked Santa to take care of you
01:17:00For my present this year
01:17:01So please
01:17:03Let the magic of Christmas
01:17:05Come out of Santa's sack
01:17:07And please, please, please
01:17:09Bring my daddy back
01:17:25Seven to eight sales today
01:17:28What?
01:17:31That has to be a glitch
01:17:32Hey
01:17:33See?
01:17:47I told you
01:17:52I told you
01:17:53Hello?
01:17:57Hi, is this the owner of the Wool Moon?
01:18:01Why, yes it is
01:18:02You'll have to come up from Texas
01:18:04And visit my shop
01:18:05Well, I was thinking exactly that
01:18:07Turn around
01:18:08You're here
01:18:16Look who shows up
01:18:22High time, Houston
01:18:25I quit lead oil
01:18:33I guess I should tell you that
01:18:36I, um, may have implied that they would get bad press if they didn't take care of their own
01:18:41Which means?
01:18:43Which means that Josh is going to get all his medical bills paid for
01:18:46On top of a bonus for going back and saving people's lives
01:18:50Wow
01:18:52That is a Christmas present
01:18:54Thank you
01:18:56No, thank you
01:18:59You've changed my life
01:19:02You know, I've
01:19:04I've fallen for you
01:19:06I want to be with you
01:19:10Here in Montana
01:19:12I love you, Becca
01:19:15And I'll be too open
01:19:19Hey, wait a second
01:19:22My knitting kits are sold out
01:19:24Did you bring in all those online sales?
01:19:29You saw them
01:19:30So it's for real?
01:19:32I thought there was a software malfunction or something
01:19:35No, not a chance
01:19:36Your store is something special
01:19:38There's something special
01:19:41Can I open one present tonight, please?
01:20:05Why don't we all open one tonight, pumpkin?
01:20:07Daddy!
01:20:08Daddy!
01:20:09Daddy!
01:20:09Daddy!
01:20:09Hi
01:20:10Oh, that's, that's tight
01:20:17I never did that to me, Dad
01:20:19Sorry
01:20:20Welcome home, son
01:20:23You know, ever since Rose and Becca's mother passed a few years ago
01:20:29I've thought a lot about the future of this farm
01:20:32And, uh, and about when would be the right time to pass it along
01:20:38And, and worrying that you wouldn't come home from Alaska
01:20:48Made me realize that the right time is now
01:20:54What?
01:20:57You want to give us the family land?
01:21:05Yes, I do
01:21:06I think you and Rose and Becca will be the best guardians of it
01:21:12And one day, Emma, you will be too
01:21:15I'll still be around to help you out, but
01:21:19Well, I'm not getting any younger
01:21:22We'll take good care of it, Dad
01:21:25Thank you, honey
01:21:26I got you something really special
01:21:44Oh, what is it?
01:21:47A little bit of Texas for my Montana girl
01:21:49Thank you
01:21:50It's beautiful
01:21:52Beautiful
01:21:52Yeah
01:21:55Sound that way
01:21:57Close my eyes
01:22:01And I thought of you
01:22:03Like on every Christmas day
01:22:07On Christmas day
01:22:09On Christmas day
01:22:14Everyone's running around from here to there
01:22:22With a list of things to put under the tree
01:22:25With a list of things to put under the tree
01:22:26Look for the one with a bright red bow
01:22:31You know that one with a list of things to put under the tree
01:22:37On Christmas day
01:22:39On Christmas day
01:22:41On Christmas day
01:22:43Soon you'll be coming down from here
01:22:46Soon you'll be coming down that road
01:22:50But I can't wait till you get home
01:22:56When the night starts to get cold
01:23:00I'll be coming down from here
01:23:03For Christmas day
01:23:05For Christmas day
01:23:06For Christmas day
01:23:11For Christmas day
01:23:16Hooray
01:23:17Here's my name
01:23:24Oh my dear
01:23:25On Christmas day
01:23:26Theиля
01:23:26Why are you there
01:23:27On Christmas day
01:23:30On Christmas day
01:23:31sẽ