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- Previously, on
"Below Deck Mediterranean"...
Croatia's the new hot spot
of Europe.
- Three, two, one!
- I'm actually back
to do this again.
Surprise, bitches!
- My name's Adam.
- Adam. Sandy.
- Are you the first mate?
- No. I'm the captain.
- [laughs] Okay.
F---.
- How are you?
- Nice to see you again.
- This season,
I'm here to work
and impress the captain.
If I find love, that's a bonus.
- Malia. Nice to meet you.
- Malia, nice to meet you.
- My God.
Malia is a total babe.
- Nice to see you!
- Lauren and I had
a short little fling
that ended, so...
I hope things
aren't gonna be awkward.
- Our first charter.
they call themselves
The Tribe.
They're into fitness.
- Each guest
gets their own Post-it note.
Goes on the rim of the plate.
That way, you guys know
where it's going,
and I know what to put
in the plate.
- One thing I've learned
in my career
is do not argue with chefs.
- I'm not a micromanager.
Fold those towels up
and gimme that trash can.
Those are coming out.
- I just prefer to put it away,
like, properly.
- That's not gonna be the case.
You will not be working
till midnight.
In the charter world,
I have a reputation.
Reverse! I want you
to go back out there,
and I want you to practice
going in and out of reverse.
I want the bowline
in your hand--practice.
Go forward, go reverse.
Come get me.
I'm gonna show you how to do it.
- F---.
[dramatic musical sting]
[ship horn blows]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- All right, so, here's
what we're gonna do. Ready?
- Oh, my God, poor Malia.
- See how
this bowline's here?
You worked on a dive boat,
so you understand how efficient
one needs to be on their own.
- Sandy, Sandy, Hannah.
if we could get a tender run
quickly with the food,
that would be great.
- Ready to go
to the beach, guys?
both: Yeah.
- Awesome.
All the guests are ready,
so we're just gonna
bring it all together.
I got this.
I want you to go eat.
- She's gonna send
the food now
at the same time as the guests,
which is exactly
what I didn't wanna do,
'cause I wanted everything
set up before they got here.
Like, I'm getting annoyed,
which is really scary,
'cause it's day three.
I really don't know whether
I'm gonna last
the charter season
with this captain.
- Is this pineapple
for the crew?
- Yeah, go for it.
- I love fruit.
[upbeat music]
- Thank you.
- Here's to amazing service
and grojitos.
Cheers!
all: Grojitos! Whoo!
- We all have our different
ways of dealing with stress,
and maybe Sandy's way
of dealing with stress
is kind of trying to grasp
control of the situation.
Perfect.
- Thanks.
- My pleasure.
- Thank you.
- So lunch is ready
whenever you are.
So this is a yellowfin
tuna tartare,
and we have a Hawaiian
poke salad.
- All right, thank you!
- I love how everything's
very fresh.
[bright music]
♪ ♪
- I know I give
a lot of information.
I really wanna be mindful
of that,
'cause I know it can be
overwhelming.
- Being the green deckhand
and a female who wants to
one day be a captain,
it's important to me
to impress Captain Sandy.
I want her to think
that I'm capable.
That was just a disaster
today,
setting up
the swim platform,
running stuff to the beach.
Like, we didn't know
where anything was.
- Definitely
not a disaster.
It's a learning curve.
And I pick up the slack.
- How's the cocktail?
- Good!
- So good.
- [sighs]
I got so lucky
with my chief stew, man.
She is the best.
- Yeah.
- It's scary coming onto
a new boat.
I'm always nervous to meet
the chief stew than the captain,
to be honest.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Plus, we knew each other
before, so I wasn't sure if she
was gonna remember me
in the best light.
I feel that I need to prove
myself to Hannah.
We started off
on a bad foot
with this whole Bobby thing,
you know, from the first
time I met her in New York.
I just wanna go
above and beyond and show her
that I'm real deal,
not like some bimbo
that Bobby brought to the club.
- Are you finished with that?
- Oh, yeah.
- We'll get it to go.
- Sorry, Wiz, Wiz, Hannah.
We're gonna send the guests
over on the first tender,
so if we can just get it
as soon as possible,
that'd be great.
- Thank you!
- Ladies, your chariot awaits.
♪ ♪
[Hannah sighs]
- I think it was
a job well done today.
- Yeah!
- That was great.
- Amazing!
- You had good weather.
Now it's starting
to come over a bit.
- Yeah, if you wanna drop
Hannah off,
then we can do
the rest later.
- You want me
on the bow, yeah?
- Yeah. You can weasel there.
- [laughs]
- In our off-season, Hannah
and I have been good friends,
and we've had a couple hook-ups
within our relationship.
- You have one f---ing
strip on your epaulet,
and I've got three.
- Really?
- Yeah! Really.
- So f--- you and f--- you
and f--- you!
But I get over things
pretty quickly,
and, uh, you know,
we move on.
Jump off, bro.
- Listen, I was hoping
to get like a belly dancer to
come and dance for the guests.
It's actually seven women.
No guys at all.
It's not that common
in the Mediterranean
to do theme nights,
but luckily, I do have
a bit of experience
from last charter season.
[all whooping]
- Oh, she finishes strong!
- Oh, my God.
- Wow.
- This is...stunning.
- It's beautiful.
- You look like a drunk judge.
- [slurring] There are
drunk...d-judges.
- Okay. Thank you so much.
- Deck crew, let's start
loading the toys.
- So this'll need to come
across this side again.
- One more time.
- One more time.
- Watch out for the--
both: Ooh!
- Got it.
So we don't need the back
release for coming on.
- No. Pull fast, pull fast.
- All right, good job, team.
Good job.
- I love that banana.
- Well, tonight should be fun.
- Yeah.
- Do you think if I made
lamb for the table,
they would eat it?
- Some of them, I guess, would.
- It's like worth a shot, right?
- It's "Moroccany".
- Uh-huh.
- I wanna start
picking up the anchor.
- Copy that!
[metal clanging]
- We got orange.
- How many colors
have come on the boat?
- We got red coming up
right now.
You know, I do have a charter
season under my belt,
so knowing that the other two
deckhands are green,
I think I'll be a pretty good
asset to Wes.
I want him to know that he can
come to me for help.
- Look at all these hot bodies!
- Oh!
- This is like...
boob delivery.
- Can I grab a menu
when you're ready?
- Yeah. Lentil soup...
- Okay.
- Call it a Moroccan Spice
lentil soup--how 'bout that?
I don't know much about
tribal themes.
I was in Vanuatu once.
They have tribes there,
and I'm pretty sure
they're cannibals,
so, uh...
don't think that's gonna work.
Roasted chick pea
and asparagus.
I was considering
a fish option.
- What type of fish is it?
- It is the local bass.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
[cheerful music]
- Look at the sun like
coming out of the clouds.
It's gorgeous.
- Are we being fierce?
- Now, we're just getting
a picture.
- Okay.
- Is the anchor ready?
- Yeah. I'm gonna go ahead
right up there now
and get it all sorted.
- Yeah, we're gonna be, um,
typing the stern to the rock,
so we'll need
that 100-meter line.
- Okay. Copy that.
A stern tie is when
you got two lines
coming out the back
of your boat tied to two rocks
so that where the guests
are sitting,
there are great sights
of the cliffs in front of them.
- [laughs]
Just kidding.
- Malia's a darn good-looking
lady.
How does beef tenderloin sound?
It'd be, like, well-done.
- No.
- Out of everyone that we have
as a crewmember right now,
she's the one I would
have in the galley.
Want me to butterfly yours?
I'd be happy to do that.
- So see those rocks?
The person in the tender
puts the chain
around the rocks...
- Okay?
- Feeds the line out
as they drive towards the boat.
- Perfect.
Get out there and do it.
Let's see who you really are.
How 'bout that one up there?
- Right in there.
Is there a little rock
you can tie onto?
- Yeah, copy that.
We've seen one.
♪ ♪
- Hey, what anchor
are we dropping?
- Starboard.
- Copy that. Thank you.
- The line is tied
to a rock with a chain on,
and we're ready to come back
whenever you're ready.
- We have to go in
with our war paint.
- We're getting crazy.
- So ready for a party now.
- So we have a belly dancer
on the way.
Is that true?
- We do, yeah.
- I wanna see this
belly dancing action.
- Drop the anchor.
- Here we go.
- We want five shackles
in the water.
- Copy. Five shackles.
[metal clattering]
- Once we set up, though,
this will look pretty epic.
- Slow it down!
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
- [yells indistinctly]
[clattering stops]
- Just a bunch of chain
dumping on the bottom.
So a controlled descent.
- Okay.
- Okay. Start letting out
some more chain.
[metal clattering]
How many shackles
are in the water?
- What's the third color
on there?
[metal clattering]
- Another shackle.
Another shackle.
Anchor down, anchor down.
- What?
So are we still doing
five shackles?
This is starting to turn
into a frickin'...
math equation.
Copy. Another shackle
going out.
Total of three.
[tense music]
I'm just stressed out
'cause I suck at math.
Three shackles out.
What the f---?
- We hit bottom?
- How's the chain look
when you're looking over?
Is it taut?
- I got a problem
with the windlass here.
[tense music]
- Is it stuck?
- No, I got...cable!
- Oh. We're outta chain?
- There's no way.
- Are you f---ing kidding me?
The whole thing could stop,
and it's over for us.
F---!
[dramatic musical flourish]
- You f---ing throw me
under the bus.
- What have I done to you?
- You're a f---ing alcoholic.
Get out of
my f---ing way.
- I saw red go out.
The hell is this?
- Is it stuck?
- I got...cable.
- Oh. We're outta chain?
- There's no way!
- At the end of every chain,
there's a rope tied to it.
You can cut it
in case of an emergency.
- That was--that was
a red...paint.
- I don't know a lot
about your end,
but I know
when you see the rope
at the end of the anchor,
you're definitely f---ed.
- Can we pull in
on this one?
- Yeah. I haven't done it yet.
- I want to.
- F---! All I wanna do
is impress the captain,
and I just did the worst
screw-up you could ever do.
[grinding sound]
The starboard side windlass
will not pull chain in.
- Engineer to the bow.
Engineer to the bow, please.
[energetic music]
♪ ♪
- You're like me.
When I'm decorating,
I'm just like,
candles everywhere!
- Candles, they make the room
feel so elegant.
- When he first put it out,
he dumped a lot in one place.
Bummer, huh?
When you looked
on the starboard side,
was the chain like this,
or was it just up and down?
- Uh, after we ran a chain?
- Yeah.
- Uh...I don't remember, 'cause
I've been going back and forth.
Well, what's crazy is I--
I mean, the lighting was bad.
So I musta saw orange
and thought it was red.
- I don't rule
by an iron fist.
I'm not gonna get down
on Bobby.
He already knows
he screwed up,
so after this charter,
we'll talk about it.
- I want--I wanna help you.
[tense music]
[energetic music]
- Oh, it looks amazing!
- Oh!
- Welcome to your tribal
evening.
- Oh, I love it.
- We're gonna be authentic
and eat on the floor tonight.
- Do you have any idea
what's going on out there?
- They just sat down.
Doing water and wine now.
Were you aware of that?
- No.
- No? Okay.
all: Tribal!
- All right, guys, we're not
tying the stern to the rock,
so just come in with the tender.
- All right.
- Head back that way.
- Are you ready?
- Yeah. Let's take two
at a time, okay?
- You might mention
this is a large portion, so they
don't need to eat it all.
- Okay, ladies, to start
is a lentil soup
with Moroccan spices.
Don't feel obliged
to finish it all, okay?
- But if you do,
you won't fall us a fatty
behind our back?
- I will definitely
not judge you if you do.
Bon appétit.
Enjoy.
- It's good.
- Mm. It is good.
- Okay, stay clear.
- Do you want me
to crawl in there?
I'll crawl in there.
- Okay. Okay.
- We have to get that weight
off the chain
because now
it's under tension,
and you have to be able
to slack it enough
to where you can pull the chain
back into the chain locker.
- You guys got it?
- Yeah, chain is, uh,
back on the winch.
- I'll just lay this...
♪ ♪
- How's dinner going?
- No.
God damn it.
I overcooked it.
I threw it away.
- Really? What am I supposed
to tell the guests?
It's their main course.
- Don't worry about it
right now.
- It's stressing me out
how calm this guy is.
It's like, the dirty apron,
the crocs...
I'd walk a mile
in anyone's shoes
unless they were wearing
f---ing crocs.
- I'll just make some salmon.
Do you have five minutes?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Cool.
[bright music]
Can't serve overcooked fish.
It's not in my blood.
- There was so much
goin' on.
Two shackles,
three shackles,
pull two up, one down,
Next thing that happened--
[snaps]
we f---ing--All the chain.
- I f---ed up.
[laughs]
No.
- Thank you.
All cleared, Chef.
I'm just gonna
replace some of the chargers
that have gotten a bit dirty.
- If you can stage those
in the sink,
that'd be great.
- I just wanna get around here.
- You can stack them.
It's okay.
- I'm trying to move
this thing out of the way.
- If you stacked it,
you wouldn't have to.
I'm gonna start plating.
- Okay.
[rhythmic music]
- Hannah, Hannah,
the belly dancer is here.
- How are you?
I'm Bobby.
- Paulina.
- Nice to meet you.
- After you.
- Okay, thank you.
- Thank you.
- Spiced rack of lamb
with African chutney.
- Wow.
- Ooh, steamy.
- ♪ Need something green ♪
- Pan-fried salmon
with African spices.
- [scoffs]
Couldn't sound any better.
- I'm happy that me and Adam
are really getting along,
but there's something
that I can't quite put my finger
on with him.
Thank you.
- Thank you.
- That makes me nervous,
because I'm pretty sure
that's what Jack the Ripper's
neighbor said about him.
This is a pan-fried salmon
with African spices
and pomegranate.
- Do you know what
the African spices are?
- I would love to be able
to remember what's--
- Could the chef come out
and tell us--
- Explain you?
- Yes.
- Yeah, of course!
- That would be great.
- Chef, do you mind
going out there
and just explaining
to them...
- Sure.
- A little bit about the spices?
- [singsong]
Good evening!
women: Hi!
- I hear we're gonna have
a little dance session.
- [forced laugh]
No, no, no.
Just explain the dishes to them.
- Oh! Well, I just thought
I was gonna talk
and have fun,
but that's cool too.
- Really?
I worked my ass off
to get this belly dancer
in the middle of Croatia.
Do not come in
and ruin my surprise.
- What are the spices?
- Caraway seed, cumin seed.
- Cumin. That's what it was.
- Paprika.
- [quietly] God, what is wrong
with you guys?
Shut the f--- up!
- Enjoy your meal.
women: Thank you.
- And enjoy
the belly dancing.
- Anybody eating the lamb?
- Yes.
- Mmm!
- Amazing.
- I said have fun
with the belly dancing.
- Shh!
- You gotta tell me
these things.
- Just assume...
- Don't try and blame me
on this.
- Anything I'm doing
they don't know about.
- Can we hug that one out
real quick? Oh, I feel
better already.
I gotta live and work
with this woman,
so let's make sure
we keep the peace.
At least for
another six weeks.
I'll never talk
to the guests again.
How 'bout that? [laughs]
- Yay!
- Now you can, like, control,
you can, like, zoom down.
- Hi, guys.
- For some reason,
these are messed up.
- Bobby won't even
look at me in the eye.
Like, he just completely
writes me off.
It's like,
"Hey, I'm Lauren!
"We've dated.
We've...hooked up."
Uh...no? No.
Oh. Okay.
- You have a spray bottle
for cleaning tables?
I think Lauren and I
are doing all right.
I mean, we've talked
a couple of times,
but that's better
than no times.
I'll look for it.
You can do what you need to do.
- [sighs]
I'm gettin' full.
- I've got a little
palate cleanser for you.
[women whooping, clapping]
- Oh, my God!
- It's a mermaid dancer!
- Oh, I love it.
- Cool!
- Really?
- The guests are happy,
and I'm starting to wonder
when Sandy's gonna realize
that I'm good at my job.
[rhythmic music plays]
[all whooping, clapping]
- You have a little anchor
on your hand, I saw?
- Yeah. You got a little
heart on your hand.
- Yeah. I've been dying
to get a second
and, like, looking
for a reason for one.
- This is the reason.
Actually, this is my reason,
'cause this is my pilgrimage
to my homeland.
My ancestors are from Split.
- Really?
- Yes!
- Adam's so much fun
to flirt with.
He's a natural.
I'm a natural.
And he's so cute.
- I'm thinking a portrait
of my great-grandfather.
- Really?
- On my butt cheek.
- That's kinda rude.
[Adam laughs]
- What's up, bro?
- How's it going up here?
- We're not moving,
so it's all good.
- I was gonna
offer you a refill.
I see you've got one.
- I need it.
- Knowing Wiz from university,
he's extremely responsible.
He's moved up very quickly
for his young age.
Being serious about the job
is something that Wiz and I
have in common.
- When he comes on,
I'll do a proper full handover
starting with everything
that he needs to do.
- Yeah.
- There's so many
things that can go wrong
that you always have to make
sure that someone's awake,
someone's watching
if the wind picks up,
someone's watching if the
tenders got stolen.
So you always
have to make sure
that someone's vigilant
and on it,
and ideally just babysitting
the boat.
- No.
- With anchoring.
- It's a learning curve.
- Good night.
- Bye, you guys.
- Good night.
- Good night.
- [hoarsely] Night!
- Night!
- [laughing]
- God damn!
Knowing that Lauren
is rooming with Malia,
it makes me nervous,
because now it's like,
what are they gonna talk about
when that door closes at night
and they just start girl talk
and bicker and chipper
and this and that?
That's what makes me nervous.
- Yeah!
- [laughs]
[crashing sound]
- Holy sh--!
- What was that?
Oh, sh--.
- There's blood everywhere.
[dramatic musical sting]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- I'm having an issue
in my bathroom here.
- Wiz, Wiz, Bugs.
- Bugs, go ahead.
- Can someone help us
put a deckhead
back up in the crew area?
- Okay. On my way up.
- I can't wait to shower.
- Another problem?
All boats have all these
escape hatches
in case of emergencies,
and in this case,
the emergency escape hatch
is inside the girls' room.
All right!
- Is this your rag?
- Yeah.
- Stay on our shiny--
- All right.
Oh, yeah,
look at all these
dead flies.
- Yeah, look at all--
I smell like pure gasoline.
- I like that smell.
- I'm pretty cute, but I think
he's gotta work on
his pickup lines.
Yeah, just daub on some gasoline
when we walk through the galley.
- Okay. I'ma go back
to the galley.
- Okay.
- If it's at all possible
to get the WaveRunner out?
- Yeah. We just
push it out, yeah?
- Yep. Oh, is it not, um--
- Just gotta push, man.
- Everyone has experience,
and everyone knows
what they're doing,
and I'm like...
Uh...
It might take me
a little bit longer,
but I can still get there.
Watch out! Sorry.
- [laughs]
- Trial and error.
- All right!
- Thank you.
[energetic music]
- Look at her go!
- She cracks me up.
- She's like...
- You know what I mean?
- Yes!
[man laughing]
- Having Malia on deck
definitely makes the day
more enjoyable,
getting to look over
and see a pretty face.
- All right!
Looks like you had fun.
[bright music]
♪ ♪
- Take these up to them.
- Yeah, no problem.
- Thank you.
- Thank you, Lauren.
- Do we need this thing?
- No.
- Can we use this pin board or--
- I don't know.
Too many questions right now.
Who cares?
- Okay, well, I just wanna know
if I can stick stuff up here.
- I don't know.
I know that Bugs
used to be a chief stew,
but she totally does not
know how to be a second stew.
She's a lost child
in second place.
♪ Stupid questions get ♪
♪ Harsh answers ♪
- Dick.
- Wes, Wes, Wes.
Start pulling out
the port anchor.
- Yeah, got it.
Pay attention to the colors.
- Yes.
- Because yesterday Bobby said
he didn't count five shackles.
- All right. I'm gonna push up
'cause they're coming up.
- I don't want you
hanging over the side.
I want your head
through the hole.
- Okay.
Head through the hole.
- Port anchors home.
- She's good!
♪ ♪
- Here she comes.
- Yeah!
- I could have all
the crew dressed like this.
- We would love that.
- Would ya love it?
- We would love it.
- Yes, yes.
all: To Captain Sandy!
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
- This is Bobby's shirt.
- Oh, he's so muscley.
- Yeah.
- Whatcha think of Bobby
anyway?
Your type?
Just call me Cupid.
Honestly, it's fine.
- No. You can just be
Max.
- Oh, she's, uh,
my, um, my type.
- What, female?
- Ah, I don't think
he's that bad, is he?
- All the boys in the boat
are pretty cute,
but I'm 26, I'm single.
Like I'm figuring out
this yachting thing
and like I just wanna have fun.
Think of me
as one of the deck boys.
- Okay.
It's gonna be hard--
- What about you,
troublemaker?
Do you need me to...
put in the word for anyone or--
- My girlfriend's name
is Emily.
I've never had a girlfriend
for, like, five, six, years,
and then she come along,
and it's like...
you know, she blows me...
- If she can put up with you,
she deserves it.
- She blows me out
the water, really.
It's difficult to be
away from someone
that you get along with
so well.
It's like losing
your best friend, you know?
- She must be a saint.
- I'm a catch.
- You are a catch.
- I am a catch.
- You're a good man.
- Did breakfast go well?
- Like, I don't know,
I keep getting this with Adam,
like these, like, snaps,
and I'm not quite sure
like where I stand.
I just need to have
a proper way
to communicate with him.
Do you know what I mean?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I understand he's busy.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- He's one chef in the galley.
- Yeah.
- But...we all need
to [indistinct] for one another
in terms of the way we--
Speaking.
- In my head, I'm kind of
having a chuckle
because this ain't nothing
on what Ben would do
last season.
- Don't f---ing mess with me.
- I'm shaking in my
f---ing boots, man.
I don't really thing Bugs
has enough experience
as a chief stew
because all chefs
are temperamental pricks
most of the time.
The thing with chefs--
they're always like children.
- Yeah.
- You need to
take accountability
for your mistakes
'cause they hate doing that.
- I am disappointed because
if I was the chief stew,
I would address the situation
with the chef,
make sure there was no further
problems going forward.
- [whistling]
- All crew,
I'd like to get everyone
all in black and white
and get our picture taken
with them.
Try not to get dirty.
- I'm definitely not showering
before we do this.
[upbeat music]
- So, anyone else?
Hannah's gonna make me
an espresso martini!
- Would you like an espresso?
- Please.
- Yeah, of course!
- Thank you.
- Yeah,
we're doing ties.
- Gents, let's go.
Captain wants the photo done.
- Would you change?
- Um...
- Only because I wanna
get the photograph done,
and then you can
do your service.
- So you don't want me
to make the cocktails
I've just ordered?
- Have her make the cocktails.
You change your uniform,
and let's get the picture taken.
- Wow.
- I think with Hannah,
she's used to being
in charge of her life,
and now she's in a world
where I am in charge
and she isn't.
- Three espresso martinis.
One's for Monica.
And one's for someone else.
I can't remember.
- It's not a democracy.
We're a team.
You need to listen
to your coach.
- [groans]
- I'll pour the next one.
- All right.
- Can you have those drinks
made in five minutes?
- For sure!
- 'Cause we're gonna
lose the view.
It's visual.
- Visual.
Okay, perfect.
[ice rattling]
- So peaceful up here.
- Yeah.
both: Mm-hmm.
- We got some espresso
martinis.
- Thank you.
- I wanna get this view for you.
- Yes! Let's do it.
- Crew picture!
- Get on your knees.
[overlapping chatter]
- Ready?
- This is perfect.
- Beautiful.
- Yay!
- Thank you all.
It's been an honor
and a pleasure.
- Aw!
- We're gonna go ahead
and get ready to dock.
- It's so pretty right there.
- Do splits in Split.
- Splits in Split!
Whoo!
- Gotta have [murmurs].
- Okay, so I'll put this
in there.
Get ready to tuck it through.
- Hey, guys, you really
need to get on the fenders
in the line.
Snap to it!
- Copy that.
Lines are ready.
One at stern, two--
- Two at the bow.
- I'm proceeding into port.
You guys ready?
- Copy that.
All deck crew ready.
We've got Bobby up in the bow,
got Max on the midships,
and myself and Malia
on the stern.
- Got it. Thank you.
- All right, Max,
Malia's helping me on this side.
You're in charge
of both springs.
- I never done them before.
- Who asks about docking
rather than real docking?
I mean, who does that?
So...figure eight.
So you'll put it in--
- Good timing.
- If one line is loose,
your boat can drift
in a certain direction
and hit whatever's
close to you.
And then you'll do
a lock and turn,
which means
you'll just go like this...
- Do the lock and turn again?
- So I'm coming around
for a figure eight...
- You know, I am a yacht
virgin, to be fair.
It's all new to me.
- Perfect timing
to learn the figure eight.
- Yeah, I know.
That's how you do it.
- 15 feet. 15 feet.
- Wes, that's like 30 feet.
Gotta work on distance.
Parking fenders
still not going ashore.
That one going up
fourth, please.
- Uh...probably here.
Oh, yeah, four.
- Okay, just pull
a bit tighter.
Pick up the slack.
All right, we've got
all lines ashore.
- Thank you.
- She's a baller parker.
- Good job, deck crew.
good job.
- How's everyone
doing down here?
- We're so sad.
- Oh...we're so sad.
- We are soaking with sweat.
- Yeah.
- These pants are...
- Yeah.
- Not dry.
[laughter]
- Clean up, deck crew!
[crashing sound]
- Holy sh--!
- [gasps]
- What was that?
- Oh, sh--.
- Oh, my God.
F---ing sh--!
[crashing sound]
- Holy sh--!
- [gasps]
- Oh, sh--!
- Be careful!
- That's scary.
There's glass all over me.
- Oh, my God, hold on,
hold on, no, no, no.
Be careful.
- I'm gonna go get
the first-aid kit.
- There's blood everywhere.
- I mean, it was like
a dream vacation.
- Girls,
go get ready.
- Do you guys know
where the first-aid kit is?
The shower in port 4
crew cabin
just shattered.
- What?
- What just shattered?
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
- Be careful.
Let me wipe it.
- I know I'm new to yachting,
but I'm sure the doors
aren't supposed to shatter.
- What happened?
- The shower door.
- If you're not wearing shoes,
put on shoes.
- You need to sit down.
Where are you bleeding?
- Ugh!
- Let me see what's wrong here,
Hannah, watch out.
- Eh...
- The hatch--
- There's glass
on my face, I think.
- I go right into
my firefighter EMT mode.
All I'm thinking about is okay,
let's assess the situation,
There's quite a bit of blood,
and I wanna find out
where this major cut is.
I'm not gonna
rub this anymore
'cause there's little
shards all over the place.
- This was so much fun.
- It was amazing.
- Thanks for coming, you guys.
- Oh, sh--,
there's so much blood.
Ooh...
Ha...
- Holy sh--!
- Yeah. The hatch fell.
- Does she need stitches?
- No.
- Okay.
- I can medically clear her.
I'm a firefighter EMT.
I see this sh-- all the time.
Hey, Hannah, is she decent?
- No.
- Well, get her decent
so I can check her wounds
and we can--
- Yeah, yeah,
she's just getting
all the glass off her.
- No, let him see her.
- She's naked and she's a woman.
She doesn't want--
- I understand that, okay?
I've seen a lot of naked
women in the field before,
you know, professionally.
- Do you want Bobby
to, like, see you like this?
[murmurs, laughs]
- We lucked out
on the weather.
- I know, the weather
was perfect.
- Thanks for clearing that up.
- Don't worry about the stuff
that's in the bathroom.
I'll handle that.
- She said to say nice try.
She's gonna put some clothes on.
- No. I didn't say
I wanna see her naked.
I said put some bras
and shorts on--
- I know.
That's what I'm doing!
- I'm more medically
trained than you are, Hannah.
- Yeah--
- So get her dressed,
and let me look at her.
- That's what I'm doing.
Are you not getting that?
- You told me to go away,
and that I don't
need to do this.
- No, I didn't!
- You said, "She's naked,"
like I wanna f---ing
see her naked, okay?
I'm being a professional.
- For Bobby to blow up
this much at me,
he's harboring some kind of
resentment about something.
Bobby can scream at me
all he wants,
but he's not getting into
that room while Malia's naked.
- Is she--is she decent?
- No. Yeah, she's decent.
- I'm good, Bobby.
You can take a look.
- Like, I'm trying
to help a girl.
She "just so happens
to be pretty,"
I "just so happen to
like her."
But I feel like
after last charter season
when Hannah and I kissed...
- Good night, darling.
- It's like she marked
her territory,
and nobody else can have me.
Oh, yeah, this is it
right here.
And it's already closed up.
- Okay.
- And that little guy...
you're fine.
- Yeah.
- I get Bobby's medically
trained
and she needs to be
looked over,
but I knew that
she was okay enough.
Like I didn't want to
embarrass her further.
- Just keep daubing that,
and it'll coagulate
and seal up, and you'll be fine.
- I feel very secure
having Bobby around
because he knows how to
handle the situation.
But he also probably wanted
to see me naked a little bit.
- I'm so sad we're leaving.
- You okay?
- Yeah. I'm fine.
- All crew, all crew,
proceed to the dock,
please.
- Copy that.
Thank you.
- Good-bye, [murmurs].
[overlapping chatter]
- Thank you so much.
- Bye, sweetie.
- Thank you so much.
I do hope
that the push-ups were worth it.
- Crazy apples!
- Oh, Jesus.
Don't--
- Oh, Jesus!
[laughter]
- Captain, I just have to
thank you so much.
We were so thrilled
when we came on the boat,
and saw we had a female
captain with our girl group.
And we had a blast
on the water,
and they handled
everything spectacularly.
This is a little something
for all of you.
- Thank you very much.
- I need a big hug.
Thank you so much.
[muffled chatter]
All right.
Thanks, everybody.
- Thank you!
- Good luck.
- All right, guys,
we're gonna go count
our gratuity.
Main salon. Now.
All right, guys.
I know you work hard,
but, you know, we came
across a lotta challenges.
I just wanna go over
a few things so we're smoother,
'cause I wanna be a pro.
And I don't want any charter
broker's client to go,
"The crew weren't good."
That is not acceptable, ever.
We're gonna work on
the anchor count.
You know, one shackle's
27.3 meters.
If I say it's 60 meters,
how many shackles have to...
Anyway. We'll get
the anchoring down.
We'll get the stern chutes
tying down,
and we'll figure it out
together.
Just to let you know how happy
the charter guests were,
in here is $90,750 kuna.
- Wait--what?
- Which is 15,000 U.S. dollars.
$1,375 per person.
That is an awesome tip.
- Awesome tip.
- That's awesome.
- That beats any dive tip
I've ever made
in three days.
- I'm gonna take you out
for dinner,
because that's my tradition
with crew.
Wes will be doing
the watch tonight.
I'd like to, after our meeting,
for you and--
you and I to have a meeting
up on the bridge.
- Okay, sure.
- You're free to go.
- Like, really?
Now what? What's up?
I'd like both of you
to go and eat.
- Have you eaten?
- I'm not hungry.
I feel like I'm getting called
to the principal's office.
So...what's up?
[dramatic musical flourish]
- So...what's up?
- You know, in my career,
I observe.
If you don't have
a great leader,
then you don't have
a great crew.
You carry your presence
that you know what you're doing,
but yet, you have
that elegance...
- Aw, thanks.
That's really nice.
- I'm serious.
I'm not making it up.
You have to give yourself
credit,
because you perform
an amazing service.
I'm impressed.
- I was not expecting
this at all.
But I'm gonna take it
where I can get it.
- Thank you.
- And we have
the same color eyes.
- Yeah, we do.
[laughs]
♪ ♪
[background chatter]
- Motherf---er!
♪ ♪
- Any hot sailors our there?
- Looks like
a bunch of families.
But it's fine because
we've got a hot crew.
- Adam. He's a cutie.
- And Bobby? No?
- Been there, done that.
- Okay!
- Dude, I'm ready for tonight.
I'm excited about
our neighbor.
- Ooh!
Oh, you cut yourself?
Ooh, I'll help you.
Yeah, I'm kinda wearing
no clothes at the moment.
Kinda--"Bobby, Bobby,
can you just get--"
"Yeah--yeah--yeah--"
[both laugh]
[electronic music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God.
We do have ladies on this boat!
Look at that!
- Ha ha.
- Everyone's wearing
little...jumpers.
- Mine's not a jumper.
Mine's a dress, okay?
- Wait, what?
- I've got this terrible
thing is called FOMO
that I suffer from
which is Fear Of Missing Out.
- There she is!
- Oh, my God!
You're so beautiful!
- Whoo!
- Ready?
- But, um, it comes with
the territory.
- Damn, Hannah!
- Oh, I'm at
the perfect height!
- Hey, girl!
Let's go out!
♪ ♪
- First night out
in Croatia!
Whoo!
- How you gonna
do it, mate?
- Just play it smooth.
That's how I normally do it.
- I love fish on the grill.
- Yeah.
- Like a branzini?
- What? What happened?
You all right?
- No, they started
talking about seafood,
and I was like, "I'm out."
- [gags]
- I studied conservation
and ecology in college,
so I don't eat fish
'cause they're my homies.
- Look up.
It's so beautiful.
- Oh, this is awesome.
- This is amazing.
- Split is gorgeous.
It's like...
there's castles still,
and palaces are real.
Like, are we getting
knighted right now?
- Good evening, ladies.
- Hi! How are you?
- How cute is this?
- Hi!
[laughing]
- This is not meant for...
guys with long legs.
- You look like a naughty
schoolboy right now.
Hands on table.
- Keep the naughty
schoolboy look.
- Oh, look at this!
- I know I'm here to work,
but I'm a hopeless romantic.
I mean, we're in Croatia.
I wanna do something fun
and romantic with, you know,
someone that I can maybe
have something with.
- He's having red.
He's having white.
- Red. I'll go red.
- White, please.
- What kind of wine
do you like, Bobby?
- Yeah, I'm not gonna
be drinking wine.
- Were you thinking like
the seafood salad, maybe?
- Ha ha ha.
- I'm sorry, bad joke.
- Just all my homies
in one salad.
- All in one.
- [laughing]
- Wow!
- That's a meat platter there.
- Here's to our very first
successful charter to sea.
- Whoo!
[alarm beeping]
[click]
[light music]
♪ ♪
- So, Sandy, talk to me.
Boyfriend?
- Yeah, I wanna know more
about you, Cap.
- Single.
- Single?
- Yeah. I had a girlfriend.
- Yeah?
- For me, it's about the soul.
- It's about the person.
- For me, it is.
- I'm a big believer
in that as well.
- If I find a guy,
I'd be with a guy.
- Yeah.
- You have a boyfriend?
- No, I don't.
- Okay, I'm outta here.
all: Aw!
[overlapping comments]
- Bye, Captain!
- Bye, Cap.
- Thank you.
- You have a boyfriend now?
- Yeah.
- How long you guys
been together?
- Not long.
- So it'll probably end
shortly, then?
[laughter]
- Yachting'll ruin
any relationship.
- Yeah.
- Actually,
my first boyfriend
was the longest relationship
I had.
We broke up when we
started yachting.
He went on one boat.
I went on another.
[laughter]
- [gasps]
- Look here!
- What's up?
[all whooping]
- Wes.
- Thank you.
I appreciate it.
- You guys wanna roll out
and, uh, start some, uh...
- Real drinking?
- Yeah.
[laughter]
- Let's go.
I'm over this place.
- Oh, man, this is really
getting slippery now.
- Oh, I like it! Yeah!
- That's where we're going.
- Oh, Fabrique!
- It's actually a real club.
[dance music plays]
[all whooping]
- Malia's killing it.
She's a tomboy.
Can get the work done.
She's got a great personality.
And she can clean up
real nice.
[dance music thumping]
♪ ♪
- Hey, honey, you wanna dance?
- Yeah, let's go.
- Malia's gorgeous,
so she's fun to play with.
I just like pretty things.
- I get really nervous
when Hannah's around girls
that I like because
she has a reputation
of weaseling in.
- I'm bringing a girl
back tonight.
Stop being such
a f---ing idiot, hey?
- And then in New York,
when I introduced her
to Lauren,
Hannah told Lauren
to stay away from me.
For no reason.
- She did it once.
Maybe she's gonna do it again.
[overlapping shouting]
- First night out
after a charter...
the best night ever.
- The best night...ever!
- Okay!
[laughing]
- I'm so jealous of you
right now.
You have no idea.
- So...
- Can you just
hand her off, please?
- I mean,
it's literally like a--
- I appreciate that.
Thank you.
You know, guess what.
Chefs are just as strong
as firemen.
[laughter]
You know what I'm talking about?
Get it, girl.
That's what I'm talking about.
That's what
I'm talking about.
- Come on, Bugs.
Come on, Bugsy!
Good, good, stop.
You're gonna hurt yourself.
- No, I-I know you were.
Like when you came in
to help me
I was like, yes, Hannah,
seeing me naked?
I was like, yeah,
this makes sense.
Felt safe, and--
- You felt safe with me?
- Yeah, definitely.
- Good.
- Of course!
- Aw...
- I'll be naked in front
of you anytime.
[both giggling]
- [laughing]
- Okay.
I'm kinda melting here.
- Right now I'm worried
that f---ing Hannah's
probably throwing me under
the bus like she always does.
- Yes!
- Dude, every girl
she talks to, she goes,
"Bobby's not worth it."
- Well, I love you.
- Aw!
- Honestly, I motor-boated
you tonight.
- She just...takes off
with somebody that she knows
I have a crush on.
- My face is in 'em
all night.
- It looks like Hannah's trying
to get with Malia right now.
- I love that
you just felt my ass.
- Just--just this ass.
- I f---ing love you!
- Wait, I have to pee, though.
- We're making drinks here
real quick.
Please--please hold.
- All right, let's--
- I need to pee.
- Hey, Bobby.
- What're you guys
talking about?
- Nothin'.
She's just gone
to the bathroom.
- He's a legend.
- He's definitely not a ledge.
I've met plenty of ledges
in my life.
- What was Hannah
telling you there?
- Hmm?
- What was Hannah
telling you there?
- I'm in a hat.
What was Hannah telling me?
- Yeah.
- Hmm.
- You got a sweet hat.
- Oh, yeah.
[dramatic music]
- Hey, hey--
- What are you f---ing
telling her?
- Hold on.
- Yeah, I'm f---ing serious.
[beeping]
- There's an alarm going off.
[beeping continues]
- No, not at all.
- This is me
and crew drama.
Ah...
- Yeah. Peace out.
- Sorry. What's up?
- Don't f---ing talk to me.
I know exactly what you do.
You do it every f---ing time.
You f---ing cock block me.
You f---ing throw me
under the bus.
You say, "Oh, Bobby's
not worth it."
You did it with Lauren
when we were in New York,
and you're f---ing
doing it right now.
- About what?
- Don't play f---ing dumb.
You're not even gonna
remember it in the morning,
because you're a f---ing
alcoholic.
Get out of my
f---ing way.
- I've got f---ing better
things to talk about
than a little fricking
steroid-infused blow-up doll.
- What's going on?
- What have I done to you?
- All you do
is f---ing throw me
under the bus.
- Bobby, we weren't
talking about you.
- I don't believe that
for a heartbeat.
You did this exactly
in New York,
and you know exactly what
I'm talking about.
- If you're being
this aggressive to me--
- Don't f---ing use
that word aggressive.
I'm defusing the situation
and getting out of it.
- Tell me what I said--
- It doesn't matter,
because you'll forget it
in a minute.
- No, no, no, you--
- Step out of my room,
go into your bed...
- You tell me what I said bad
about you.
- Good night.
- I'll remember
this conversation, sweetheart.
Don't you worry.
I will not forget it
for a very, very long time.
- F---!
- Next time on "Below Deck
Mediterranean"...
- Primary charter member,
Mr Skin,
the founder of mrskin.com,
and they would like
to schedule
their Naked News photo shoot.
- I'm hanging out
on a boat in Croatia
with Mr. and Mrs. Skin.
- There are unmentionable
parts
staring right into
my eyeballs.
- Oh, my God, oh, my God,
oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh, I can't--
- If we hit the rocks,
we're totally screwed.
- Guests have absolutely
no idea what's happening.
- Come push the boat.
What are you waiting for?
- Push that massive,
huge boat
with this little boat?
Really?
- I'm not sure.
- So either she's lying
or you're lying.
- Can I go back to laundry?
I have a lot to do.
- Thanks for your support,
Lauren.
Why don't you go f--- Ben?
- [laughing]
- Oh, my God.
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