Deadliest Catch Season 21 Episode 15

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00:00This year, we haven't gone through this kind of a scenario before.

00:16It was quite the experience.

00:18Pretty good.

00:19For the first time in 30 years, the crab drew us west.

00:25You scared?

00:27Near a hill strand today.

00:34We went to Uncharted Grounds.

00:37Watch out!

00:39Get the f*** away from that ground!

00:42I'm preparing to abandon ship.

00:44Hammer down!

00:46And we paid the price in blood and tears.

00:50But the worst.

00:54Hang on!

00:57Come on!

01:01Is yet to come.

01:04I want to get out there now.

01:08The cannery has their doors closing real soon.

01:11They're shutting down.

01:14We're down to the wire.

01:15wire. I already had an abandoned ship. Most captains never have to deal with

01:23that. It doesn't matter how hard I can hit. It matters how hard I can get hit and keep

01:32going. At the end of this season, I'm hoping to cut a check for a new boat. Six million

01:39dollar boat. There is no option to miss. The season's closing. Away we go.

01:46Let's go! 25,000 pounds is a lot of paradise to find. My brother not being here definitely

01:58is a big swing. We don't know if he's coming back, but they're going to do what it's going

02:05to get through this.

02:10Blast alarm. Blast alarm.

02:12You see the water?

02:15Watch the rail! Watch the rail!

02:18Attack! Attack!

02:21We're going to steer from here.

02:24Right. Pull it towards the fridge.

02:28Zigg!

02:29Zigg!

02:30Hey! Look at me.

02:31He's on the ground, dude.

02:32Whoa! Zigg collapsed.

02:33Open your eyes.

02:34Oh!

02:35Damn!

02:36Zigg!

02:37What happened?

02:38Zigg!

02:39Zigg!

02:40Zigg!

02:41Zigg!

02:42Zigg!

02:43Zigg!

02:44Zigg!

02:45Zigg!

02:46Zigg!

02:47Zigg!

02:48Zigg!

02:49Zigg!

02:50Zigg!

02:51Zigg!

02:52Zigg!

02:53Zigg!

02:54Zigg!

02:55Zigg!

02:56Zigg!

02:59Zigg!

03:00Zigg!

03:01Zigg!

03:02Zigg!

03:03Zigg!

03:04Digg!

03:05Zigg!

03:06Zigg!

03:07Zigg!

03:08120 miles north of Dutch sneer.

03:09I've been able to punch a pretty sizable hole in my hair guy, but everything's happened

03:11really fast, now.

03:13And I still have a long ways to go.

03:14I've been able to punch a pretty sizable hole in my daredeye,

03:19but everything's happened really fast now.

03:24And I still have a long ways to go.

03:27On the Titan Explorer.

03:28Money, money, money, baby.

03:36Up and down, up and down.

03:3975, 32, 84, 10.

03:44So here's the problem I have.

03:47I've got crab over this huge plane here,

03:51but they're spread out.

03:54If I'm gonna buy this boat,

03:55I'm gonna have to pick up all the change that I can.

04:00With eight days until cannery closure,

04:02Captain Jake Anderson assesses pot averages over 40 square miles,

04:07searching for a pattern in bared-eye behavior

04:10and a strategy to catch his final 130,000 pounds of quota.

04:17Got to think smart.

04:20There's a bottleneck I think these crab are moving towards.

04:24Looks like a good place where they're herding up.

04:30Even though it's a bottleneck, it's still pretty wide.

04:33We need more pods.

04:38We might need some help out here.

04:42Four miles north.

04:50Oh, .

04:54The season hasn't been easy,

04:56so I'm getting kind of tired.

05:02On the Northwestern.

05:04Setting our pots off for the 2025 barred-eye season.

05:10My offload is in four days.

05:21Jakers.

05:22Hey, what's going on?

05:24Hey, I see you're a couple miles above me here.

05:25How's it going?

05:30You know, I feel like I'm a little late to the party,

05:31but let's go, what's going on?

05:36What do you see in there?

05:37I think there's 70 to 80 averages around here.

05:42If I can just get them to school up.

05:45There's a band that goes down there

05:47that looks like it bottlenecks.

05:50So, if you want to partner up and come over here,

05:53it might help.

05:58Well, we're setting out the last string of this load,

06:00so I don't think I want to do that.

06:04But, uh, I'm curious to see, uh, how that works.

06:08Yeah, yeah, of course.

06:09All right, Roger, I'm out.

06:11All right, late.

06:15Oh, my God.

06:16Oh, my God.

06:17Oh, my God.

06:18Oh, my God.

06:19Oh, my God.

06:22Well, on to the next idea.

06:29Work your magic, brain.

06:39God air for air.

06:40God air for air.

06:41Hey, guys, grab the welding equipment and a bunch of pod ties.

06:50We're going to put two pots together.

06:53Back of the pot to be welded to the back of another pot.

06:59And I'm going to try to plug the bottleneck up.

07:02With no help from his former mentor,

07:05Jake opts to weld and set pairs of faded pots across the narrow channel.

07:19All right, send it.

07:22Go on over.

07:25The lengths that I go to to catch crab.

07:28This is a reach.

07:32740 miles northeast.

07:35In Anchorage, Alaska.

07:38You can't take anything for granted in the Bering Sea.

07:42During that big storm, I just got launched from the refrigerator all the way to the sink.

07:48What happened?

07:49My back's messed up.

07:53I can barely, barely walk.

07:57And so I'm going to the hospital.

08:00I want to get a real firm diagnosis on where my back is.

08:11Too old to be risking my life in the Bering Sea with a bad back and a bad kidney.

08:16Right now, hopefully, Lonnie can survive without me.

08:25690 miles southwest.

08:27Let's get this gear in the water, boys!

08:30On the western Baraday grounds.

08:33We're back out fishing.

08:36And my brother got banged up down in the galley.

08:39Went over that giant wave.

08:42I'm just trying to get through this.

08:44Trying to get geared up for the Opie season.

08:46We've got 100,000 pounds to catch when we're done with this western Baraday slugfest.

08:55That's the boundary.

08:57That's the 166 line.

08:59It defines the eastern Baraday district and the western Baraday district.

09:03So you have to stay west of that.

09:05See, the seas are starting to build.

09:18Getting pushed around quite a bit here by the current and the wind.

09:22And this is going to be a bit of a chore.

09:23The pilot's not working.

09:40Okay, stand by, guys.

09:42We don't have any steering.

09:43We got it!

09:53We got it!

09:56Careful!

10:06That motor's as hot as can be tonight.

10:08Hot?

10:08Hot.

10:09Both of them.

10:10You can't touch them.

10:14The motor's hot.

10:15Yeah, I mean, we got some spare motors.

10:18It's the electrical side.

10:19You do have a motor.

10:20Yeah, I got a motor.

10:21Well, now, how long?

10:23It's going to take a couple of hours without a doubt.

10:27Woo!

10:29Could we take that giant pipe wrench down in the steering room and put it on the post and

10:34at least get me to where we're, you know, some sort of steering?

10:41Let me go and look and see what I think we could do.

10:43Unable to manipulate the rudder post and the four-by-three-foot steering room.

10:54I can probably weld something on there, man.

10:56We probably could do it.

10:58We're going to steer it from here.

11:00Right, while I try to put a new motor in down there.

11:03Joe Serpas locates the top of the steering post, where an unknown fellow marine engineer

11:09conveniently positioned it during the wizard's construction back in World War II, six inches

11:16beneath the galley bench.

11:18It's like this ought to work, man.

11:20I put the wrap around and it'll pull it tight, huh?

11:40Well, they've been welding.

11:41I can smell it.

11:44There is the tiller handle.

11:47Operate the tiller handle, OJ.

11:49Okay, send two guys outside and we'll shove pots off of here.

12:02Okay.

12:02Let's get some strong bodies on that.

12:15Go ahead and jump.

12:16Roger, let's go.

12:18Let's go.

12:19Okay, so slowly pull it to port.

12:30It's like three degrees.

12:35These guys steering the boat with the steel makeshift tiller in the freaking galley are going

12:40to get us through the next three or four hours for him to put the new motor on there.

12:43No, that's the wrong way.

12:45Go the other direction.

12:49Damn it.

12:51Lack of communication is not working out well.

12:53We're going to have to do something here.

13:04Let's go, let's go.

13:04Oh, that's what's going on.

13:05.

13:06You got heads up.

13:08Watch the rail.

13:10Hang on.

13:11Watch out!

13:11Hang on!

13:12Watch out!

13:12Yeah, head is up.

13:13Watch the rail.

13:14Hang on!

13:15Watch out!

13:16Watch out!

13:25On the Wizard...

13:29Hang on. Hang on.

13:32Hang on.

13:40Okay, so close enough to straighten for me right now. Just hold on to that.

13:47Down in the galley, the kids are steering the boat by hand.

13:52They're having a hell of a hard time.

14:01Go ahead, Dr. Freddy.

14:07Okay, so hold that right there.

14:09Go back to the starboard for the tank.

14:17I'm actually pretty impressed with Joe to put that together.

14:24So now it's time to start looking at what exactly is going on with this electrical problem.

14:30I'm just trying to do what needs to be done to get through this.

14:3850 miles southwest...

14:42All right, guys. Megapod string time.

14:44Woo!

14:45Woo!

14:46Woo!

14:48On the Titan Explorer...

14:50Megapod!

14:52Each pot that I set here in the string is two pots, welded together.

14:58Been trying to work on these crab in this area, trying to school them up.

15:02So I'm plugging the bottleneck with the string.

15:08This Megapod's coming up!

15:11Come on, Megapod!

15:13It's coming out of the water now.

15:18There's crab in there.

15:19There's a crab in there.

15:28Take a paw!

15:29Ugh, .

15:30Yeah.

15:3361!

15:34Give a paw!

15:3661.

15:38I had 34 right there.

15:40Now I have 61.

15:43It's good.

15:44It's still good.

15:45Don't get me wrong.

15:46It's the same.

15:54Hey, how's it going?

15:56I'm not burning it up by any means.

16:00Oh, no.

16:03We're never going home.

16:05So, um...

16:09I'm kind of curious about that area you're talking about.

16:12I'm doing okay.

16:15Whoo!

16:18There's crab all around me.

16:20I already built pots.

16:23Seven by 14.

16:27The first mega pot that I pulled,

16:30I had 30s around that area,

16:33and the mega pot just had 60s in it.

16:37So...

16:38Look at that!

16:40You know, I'm trying to herd them all in.

16:43Not 260.

16:46I think you're right on the money over here.

16:50Well, I...

16:52I was thinking about...

16:56I'm going to herd the crab like a sheep dog.

17:03With what?

17:05I'm going to go alongside the bottle itself before bottlenecks.

17:11And in a zig-zag pattern, I'm going to set my pots.

17:16And you do the same on the north side.

17:19There's no bait in the pots.

17:21And that's going to funnel all the crab and push them into our baited gear.

17:26Okay, I'll play along, so...

17:32We'll get these pots on board.

17:34And then we'll be right above you.

17:37I'll see you soon.

17:39All right, Roger. I'm out.

17:41Okay, bye-bye.

17:42Obviously, there's crab there.

17:47It's just getting them out of there.

17:50That's the... that's the fun part.

17:54Herding crab.

17:57Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

17:59Woo-hoo!

18:00Can the Sigs help?

18:02I'm going to corral these Sigs in, man.

18:05Woo-hoo!

18:06This time it's going to work!

18:08300 miles northwest.

18:16On the Opelio grounds.

18:18We are rolling like nobody's business.

18:25There's nothing easy about fishing opi's in the winter.

18:30Aboard the Aleutian Lady.

18:33Oh, man!

18:38I'm going to be going as hard and as fast as I can, but I'm still not 100% sure we got the pounds in our gear.

18:59Oh!

19:00I'm a home baby.

19:01Whoa!

19:02I don't have time for this.

19:06I got to stack the pots on board and move them.

19:11I mean, about the only sign we do got is the pots on the west side are better.

19:16With 40,000 pounds of Opelio still to catch, Captain Rick Shelford makes a last-ditch effort to deliver before cannery doors close in seven days, redeploying his entire 120-pot load in 20-foot breakers.

19:38We don't got time to waste.

19:39But we got a ton of Opi's to catch.

19:40And then I have...

19:41Damn it!

19:42Oh, .

19:43Hey, guys.

19:44Loud alarm.

19:45Loud alarm.

19:46Loud alarm.

19:47Oh, loud!

19:48That is the last thing we need right now.

19:51We got another one right here.

19:53The aftmost compartment on the vessel called the lazarette or the lazarette.

19:58sits between the outside hull and the vessel's rear crab tank.

20:19If salt water starts getting in, that's how boats sink.

20:27If breached, the hold could flood in minutes, dragging the boat's stern first to the bottom, over 400 feet below.

20:36Oh, .

20:37Yeah, there's a few feet of water down here.

20:40Oof.

20:42Oh, .

20:47All right, have Noah go down and pump that thing out.

21:00If we're not able to pump it out quick enough, that means we're taking on a lot of water.

21:12That's how people die.

21:13That's how boats sink.

21:14The leak could be the crab tank, it could be the rudder, it could be the hatch.

21:29Oh, .

21:39Oh, that's it right there.

21:42Coming right out of tank three behind this.

21:46It looks like we got a leak from the number three crab tank into the last.

21:51Plug that thing up, let me know how it goes.

21:54Roger!

21:55If we can't get that thing patched, I'm going to have to pump out that tank.

22:03And I got 65,000 pounds of crab in there right now.

22:09I mean, that is $420,000 worth of crab.

22:15I still got crab I got to catch.

22:29So, we're going to slide them west.

22:34I need that fix on the last goal.

22:41Or we're going to be in a lot of trouble.

22:46310 miles southeast on the Titan Explorer.

22:52All right, guys.

22:54No bait in these.

22:55No bait!

22:56Let the bait out!

22:57We just drop a cold seal on the bottom.

23:00Cold hot seal!

23:02Closing in on the end of the season.

23:06Oh, I got to keep going.

23:09I'm running out of time.

23:11So, here's the plan.

23:13You have a bottleneck.

23:15All these spots that have crab randomly.

23:19So, we're going to set a zig-zag pattern on either side of that.

23:26No bait.

23:28Once the crab see the bait in here, they're all going to start funneling in this direction.

23:39Into our baited gear.

23:41It's definitely out of the box.

23:44But it does make sense.

23:47Here's Sig right now.

23:50You got me here?

23:53Well, yeah, yeah.

23:55I got you.

23:56You go north.

23:58I'll go south.

23:59It's like herding sheep into the pen.

24:02So, I'm down.

24:04I'll wait until you zig, and then I'll dump.

24:08It's going to work.

24:10I know it.

24:11I know Jake.

24:12He's very skilled.

24:13He's, like, got magic.

24:15The magic man.

24:18Three.

24:19Two.

24:20One.

24:21Go.

24:22Woo!

24:23Woo!

24:24Woo!

24:25Woo!

24:26Woo!

24:27Woo!

24:28Woo!

24:29Woo!

24:30Go!

24:31Go!

24:32Go!

24:33Go!

24:34Go!

24:35Do it!

24:36Let's go!

24:37Yes!

24:39Five degrees first.

24:41All right, here I go.

24:43You're going starboard?

24:45Yeah, roger.

24:46I'm going starboard.

24:47OK, I'll wait until you zig.

24:50Roger.

25:00OK, zigging.

25:06No bait!

25:07No bait!

25:08No bait!

25:11Got to get the bait out.

25:13Three.

25:16Three.

25:17Two.

25:18One.

25:19Zig-zag!

25:24Let her go!

25:27That's a zig, zig.

25:29We're zagging.

25:35Here we go.

25:38OK.

25:39Up, down, up.

25:40Zig-zag!

25:41Cold steel.

25:42Running down on the ground.

25:43Zig-zag!

25:44Zig-zag!

25:45Let's hope his scheme works.

25:47I do have my doubts.

25:49I do have my doubts.

25:50But I'll play.

25:51Seven hundred thirty miles north of the road.

25:52One.

25:53One.

25:54One.

25:55One.

25:56One.

25:57One.

25:58One.

25:59One.

26:00One.

26:01One.

26:02One.

26:03One.

26:04One.

26:05One.

26:06One.

26:07One.

26:08One.

26:09One.

26:10One.

26:11One.

26:12One.

26:13One.

26:14One.

26:15One.

26:16One.

26:17One.

26:18One.

26:19One.

26:20One.

26:21One.

26:22One.

26:23One.

26:24One.

26:25One.

26:26One.

26:27One.

26:28One.

26:29One.

26:30One.

26:31One.

26:32One.

26:33One.

26:34One.

26:35One.

26:36One.

26:37One.

26:38One.

26:39One.

26:40One.

26:41One.

26:42One.

26:43One.

26:44One.

26:45and get my butt back to Dutch Harbor as soon as possible.

26:57150 miles north of Dutch Harbor.

26:59Hold the tiller to starboard.

27:01Just, I don't know, just a couple degrees.

27:04She's doing all right.

27:05We're going basically straight into the weather right now.

27:09Just hold on to that.

27:15On the whistle.

27:17We're putting along here.

27:20We're going to continue to steer the boat by hand.

27:24Miraculously, pretty impressed myself.

27:29We're actually able to pull that off.

27:32Joe's looking at what exactly is going on with this electrical problem.

27:37While engineer Joe Serpas troubleshoots the steering problem,

27:41Captain Monty approaches his final Baird Eye haul with a jury-rigged rudder.

27:48We're just trying to finish this thing off,

27:51and quite frankly, we're running out of time.

27:54But with just days until canneries shut down,

27:57the veteran captain sprints to tank his quota

28:00and retrieve his brother Keith from Dutch Harbor

28:03before starting the Opelio fishery.

28:07Hello, Cap.

28:08The connection was really bad, Dad.

28:11I don't know if it was just vibration over a period of time.

28:15So I've reworked the box.

28:17Seems good.

28:19All right, let's do a little test.

28:34Okay.

28:34Well, that's a huge relief.

28:38And you know what the thing is, is that taking that break,

28:40the gear got a bunch of soak.

28:42Thanks, Joe.

28:44Coming up.

28:53So we're back to hauling here.

28:59This is the boundary line.

29:01We have gear over here that's purple.

29:02And it's a little bit of an unknown.

29:10Let's see how we did here.

29:21Come on, baby.

29:24Come on, baby.

29:25Get in.

29:27Come on, baby.

29:28Come on, baby.

29:29Woo!

29:31Yeah!

29:32Oh, awesome.

29:34Damn!

29:41Yeah!

29:42Touchdown!

29:44Yeah!

29:46Checkbox!

29:471-1-5, 1-15, I'll take 1-15.

29:54Yeah, baby!

29:57That's exactly what we need.

30:01We're hoping to close in on our number through the night.

30:06Go in and deliver.

30:09We're gonna see how my brother's doing.

30:12Just waiting for word.

30:1650 miles southwest.

30:25All right, we're coming up on our string.

30:29I'm trying to buy the tyke.

30:32I had to make a move and take a risk.

30:36I've been trying to work on these crab in this area,

30:40trying to school them up.

30:42Had to lure them with the bait.

30:45And then I had to herd them into the pen.

30:48That was with the zigzag pots.

30:50Sig and I set.

30:52Now let's just see what's in them.

30:55Put strings like these that could change the season.

30:59If I don't get it, I'll never be able to buy the Titan.

31:03We're here where Jake had a feeling there'd be some crab.

31:12First pot's coming up here.

31:13Let's see how they do.

31:19Here comes the first one.

31:22I would want to see anything over 50s would be good.

31:32You know, if you get that one little spot, that one little bump,

31:37those numbers add up very quickly.

31:40This needs to produce for us to get us across that finish line.

31:44Down to the wire.

31:48First pot's in the block.

31:51If it does work, I'll be a hero.

31:55If it fails, it's a big risk.

31:59This is kind of make or break it.

32:03Okay, here she comes.

32:06Here it comes.

32:07Come on.

32:08Oh, God!

32:09Hey, Jackson.

32:12Hello.

32:14What did I get, Grandpa?

32:16What did you do?

32:17I got an emoji.

32:19Emoji?

32:21When I get home, can you teach me how to do that?

32:24Baby Sailor figured out.

32:26Baby Sailor's smarter than Grandpa.

32:30Well, we're going to be home in a couple of weeks.

32:32Can you show me?

32:33Uh-huh.

32:35Grandpa lost me, too.

32:37You did?

32:38Can I have your tooth so I can put it under my pillow?

32:42No.

32:43No?

32:44Cheapskate?

32:45No.

32:46Okay, gotta go.

32:49Okay.

32:51Snickle, Fritz.

32:53I would rather be at home,

32:55but the reality is we're here for the family,

32:58so get this job done and go home and rest up.

33:08I'm coming up!

33:09With strings like these, I could change season.

33:10I really need it to pay off.

33:11Money, money, money, money!

33:12Yeah!

33:13Woo!

33:14Hey, hey!

33:15Oh, yeah!

33:16There's a lot of crab here.

33:17Oh, God!

33:27Oh, god!

33:28Oh, yeah!

33:29Oh, there's a lot of crab here.

33:50There it is.

33:52Looks pretty good.

33:54Yeah, that actually looks really good.

33:5893.

34:0093.

34:01Yeah.

34:0285.

34:0385.

34:06Well, who knows?

34:07Maybe Anderson's not so crazy after all.

34:10Yeah!

34:14So how goes it down there?

34:1780 average here all day.

34:1985, 92, 82.

34:22It looks good.

34:23The herd worked.

34:25From what I'm seeing, it's better to the south.

34:28If you want to bump some gear south with me.

34:32Well, that's good, but there's more sign of life to the north.

34:36So I'm going to just stay in this direction.

34:39Right, yeah.

34:40Let's stay in touch though.

34:41I'll let you know how it goes.

34:42Okay.

34:43We'll talk.

34:44I'll get back to it later.

34:49It had a strong northern end.

34:52So bucket over just up above that.

34:55We're going to turn around, jog up the hill.

34:59Let the gear soak.

35:01Just start picking in the morning.

35:08I feel it.

35:10I feel like I've already been up for over a day,

35:13and it's starting to show, but I'm getting kind of tired,

35:18to be quite honest.

35:19Can you send Clark up?

35:30Roger!

35:42Yeah.

35:44Let's get my...

35:46You doing okay?

35:52It's all right.

35:53I'm going to go lay down.

35:55All right.

35:56You got it?

35:57Yeah.

35:58Just be careful.

35:59I will.

36:00Go slow.

36:07Hey, Carl.

36:08You can set it right back.

36:10Hopefully, we're going to get through the gear.

36:15Get out of here.

36:20320 miles northwest.

36:25Aboard the Aleutian Lady.

36:27Hey, it stopped the lead.

36:28That's what's important.

36:30We've got the lads all dealt with.

36:32Let's hope it holds.

36:34We slid a bit in the same depth curve on some sign.

36:47I'm hoping for over a 400 average on it,

36:50but as far as I know, it can be blank.

36:57All right, baby.

36:59All right.

37:00All right.

37:01Whoo!

37:05I can tell all warm and fuzzy inside.

37:10Crab count.

37:11Six, six, six.

37:13Six hundred and sixty-six.

37:15Are you serious?

37:17I don't like the number, but I'll take the frickin' count.

37:20Hell yeah!

37:22We're going to set these bombs back northeast.

37:26Roger!

37:27What's up?

37:41Hook! Hook!

37:45What was that?

37:47Everybody okay?

37:48No, no!

37:49No?

37:50I got smacked in the face with a damn steel hook!

37:55Get the out!

37:58Sorry, bud.

38:00Noah just got hit in the mouth with the picking hook.

38:04Watch out.

38:06Hook!

38:07Hook!

38:10I mean, it's like getting punched in the face by Mike Tyson.

38:15All right, Noah, let's get you up here.

38:17Let's open it up.

38:27Oh, damn, yeah, that is cracked all the way up there.

38:33Let's get this open.

38:36Let's get some pictures.

38:37Let's get some pictures.

38:48Um...

38:52We gotta head in.

38:55I don't want it to end up being a big problem.

38:59All right?

39:00Roger.

39:02I got a feeling with it being broke so high up.

39:05Yeah.

39:06Your roots exposed, and it's gonna start hurting like a mother.

39:10So, we're going to Dutch.

39:13All right.

39:14Thanks.

39:15We just gotta get in there safely, get Noah to the dentist, and then get our asses out of there as quick as we can.

39:31Because I still have crap to catch.

39:34It's not where I want to be, but it's where I'm at.

39:42315 miles southeast.

39:52Is he not up yet?

39:54No.

39:56Am I not?

39:58Oh, .

39:59All right.

40:00I'll get him up.

40:01All right.

40:05Zig.

40:13Zig!

40:16Hey.

40:18Hey.

40:20Are you with me?

40:21Hey.

40:22Are you awake?

40:24Hey.

40:25Look at me.

40:27Do you need help?

40:29Hold on.

40:30Put his...

40:31Here, let's get his legs down.

40:33Zig.

40:35Open your eyes.

40:37Can he talk?

40:39Yeah.

40:41Okay.

40:42Looks like he threw up.

40:43Yeah, he did.

40:44There's puke over there.

40:46Hey, dude.

40:47We're gonna get co-starred on 16?

40:49No.

40:50Yeah, he's like on the ground, dude.

40:52Call who?

40:53I'm not going with the coast guard.

40:55Ready?

40:56Sit up.

41:00All right.

41:01Sit down.

41:02Easy.

41:05What happened?

41:07I was just dizzy.

41:08I was tired on my chest.

41:09We need to call the coast guard.

41:10We don't even know.

41:11No.

41:12You sure?

41:13It's fine.

41:14Let me see you.

41:15Just get the doctor on the phone.

41:16Hold on.

41:18You sure?

41:19It's fine.

41:22Let me see you.

41:23Just get the doctor on the phone.

41:24Hold on.

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