All language subtitles for eubarry.gold.rush.s16e08

So we're a couple months in. We've been
sluicing pretty good.

Tony Beats is on a roll.

Just two months into the season, he's
already pocketed $8 million

in gold.

I mean, with the way gold prices are,
you like to sluice as much as possible.

Because, boy, what an opportunity it is.

While Tony rides his crew at the Indian
River, he's left son Mike in charge

of his other claim on Paradise Hill.

Last week, Mike finally got a plant
running.

sluicing old -timer tailings through
wash plant Harold.

Harold's up and going.

It's nice to finally be sluiced, and now
I'm actually making a bit of money

instead of just spending it.

My dad would be glad I'm making a bit of
money.

Mike's also been charged with stripping
the super pit to feed the trommel, but

it's been slow going after Tony pilfered
his crew.

I would love to do more, but...

I don't have the people, and that's the
problem.

My dad takes, he don't give nothing
back.

It ends up being a one -way street.

With his depleted crew now at the super
pit, Mike needs to hire new personnel to

keep Harold running.

Despite my dad taking, I'm going to get
this done.

I got these two new girls. I'm going to
see how they do. One says she has a bit

of experience with farm equipment, and
the other one, I don't know.

He has experience, but I can always
train him.

Whereabouts are you from?

New Brunswick, but I moved to Alberta
like four years ago.

So where are you originally from?

I'm originally from British Columbia.

I did a bit of construction, so like
road pipe and started road work.

How are you feeling about today?

We have to run a plant by ourselves.
It's our first time running equipment.

Honestly, I'm pretty nervous. I haven't
really stepped in a hole before.

Is it your first time running equipment?

No, I grew up farming, so I ran loader
before, but nothing like what we're

to be running it up here.

I'm excited, though.

I'm just going to park right over here.

Hop up.

I'm going to hand you the hose.

Before tasking Sienna and Kendra with
running the wash plant, Mike talks them

through some basic tasks.

You can see the bottom of the tank?

Yeah. Perfect.

Now, remember, let her flow.

No go.

So your valve there is closed.

Open it up.

Perfect. Now you hold the nozzle.

You just clicked out, don't have a
holder?

No. It should.

You've never dealt with any of this,
have you? No.

Yeah, like that.

Okay, now I'm going to go turn on the
paw.

She's just probably unlucky right now
because I haven't eaten anything, so I'm

kind of a little hangry.

Hangry.

I ordered breakfast this morning. I look
at it like this. It's the least

appetizing thing I've seen in my life. I
asked for scrambled eggs with cheese,

so I got an omelet with cheese on top.

Pull it out slightly and open it to
relieve the pressure in the hose.

Next time, you lift it. You make sure
the nozzle's in the tank. You relieve

pressure. That's how we don't get fuel
everywhere.

Next, Mike sends Kendra.

to check the oil level in the water
pump.

I think I'll be fine. Like, I did pipe
fitting and water transfer back in

Alberta, so I know a little bit about
pumps.

The engine oil in the pump was a little
low, so I'm going to put some more oil

in it.

I would like to have them a bit more
time to get trained up because they're

way too nervous for my liking.

I'm still debating whether I'm actually
going to let them loose today.

It is very heavy.

Oh my, why isn't this getting any
lighter?

Mike, do you copy Mike?

Go ahead, go ahead.

I got the pump started.

I'm full of oil.

Okay, so we'll have to check.

It's good.

That way.

It was right there.

So this thing is insanely over full.

So, yeah.

Rebecca, do you copy Rebecca?

Okay.

Can you call Isaac and ask him to bring
a pail or two with lids, because he's

got to empty some engine oil out of a
pump for me.

All right, he's on the way.

That's best I caught it now.

This is why I double -check. This is why
you add a little bit, you check your

thing, because you can easily overfill
one of those things.

If it builds up too much pressure, you
can basically blow a head and

I'd rather not waste a $100 ,000 engine.

Okay?

happens. You've basically been thrust
into something you've never done before,

and you're not close enough that I can
be consistently here.

So I think I might just put you guys on
rock trucks.

I'm just going to drain a bit of oil.

Had I left it, not double -checked it,
and not trust my paranoia, that could

have cost me an engine.

It's not her fault. If you don't know,
you don't know. I can't blame you for

that. I think they'll be fine if we give
them another day or two of training,

just so they get more comfortable, more
used to it.

And then they'll be fine.

Pump disaster avoided.

Mike checks in on Kendra and Sienna, now
on rock truck duties in the super pit.

Two rock trucks are going into the cut.
Is that Kendra and Sienna?

Yeah.

Yeah, do not be so close to each other,
because that is asking for an accident.

Stop the one who's now speeding up.
Stop!

I said stop, and you're still moving.

Okay, stop it right now. Get out of your
truck. You're being written off.

You! I'm pointing at you. I don't know
who's in that truck. You get out. You're

coming with me.

Let's go!

In the truck!

Next time I say stop, you stop.

That's dangerous.

Do not ever get that close behind her.
If she hit the brakes and you didn't

it was quick enough, also, when I call
on the radio, I demand that you reply.

Now tell me, did you hear me on the
radio when I was yelling at you?

I just looked at it and said F1, so I
realized it was F1.

Okay, then did you hear me after that?
You switched it.

And then did you still move after that?

No, I stopped.

Okay, then I'll leave this as a verbal
warning, and I won't actually write you

up.

Make sure your radio is on the channel.

Perfect.

I didn't know that there was a rule of
how far you should be with the truck.

I was very, like, intimidated in a way.

I was scared because I don't want to go
home. I want to stay here. I like it

here in paradise.

I say I try to be a good boss. I don't
say I am a good boss.

It's up to my employees to say I'm a
good boss, not me.

I think Mike had the right to get angry.

It is, we are, like, me and her are both
still new, but you gotta learn.

Mike's lost a day of sluicing,
attempting to train up Sienna and Kendra

the wash plant.

Sienna and Kendra.

are not doing the job right. They're
still new to this. They're still new to

lot of this stuff.

Which is fine. It's not their fault.

I do not have the time to sit there and
watch them.

Rebecca, do you copy?

I'm going to have to find somebody else.

Now, Mike is on the hunt for experienced
operators capable of running the plant

on their own.

I need people.

You need people? Well, I printed the
resume.

Perfect.

Hey, Mother.

Yes, what's up?

Would you like to see some of the people
we may be hiring?

Okay. What are you all hiring?

What do you need?

I need a whole loader operator, more
specifically, that can do multiple jobs.

What about a rock truck driver? I can
turn anyone into a mother into a rock

truck driver.

Well, that's questionable, too, because
you couldn't make me into one. Yeah.

So, there are a couple here that are
going to go through. You're going to set

interviews with them? Yeah.

Put them on the piece of equipment, and
then you see what they can do.

Right? Yep.

A -S -A -P?

Yeah, I know. Then you should go back to
work?

Well, that is actually work. I know, but
you should go to physical work? I know,

I get it, Ma. You want me gone.

Okay, let's go.

You do whatever you're going to do, and
I go whatever I have to do.

I'll make some phone calls.

Sounds good.

I'll have a quick look at this one,
because then we'll set up a couple of

interviews. Okay, let me know. which
ones are suitable.

If we're really going to sluice it, Mike
is going to need to hire some more

people and he better get some there
because otherwise it'll never happen.

Nothing but work, work, and work.

Kevin Beats, Tony's eldest boy, is
battling to keep his season alive.

After a flying start, he lost crew and
has been fighting wash plant shutdowns

for two weeks.

With little gold coming in, Kevin is
running out of money.

Fast.

Yes, been one thing after another.

So far this year, we had Brennan leave.

Then Caden left us, and now Buzz has
gone to go, well, have a baby.

I am definitely feeling everybody's
absences these days.

I'm spending more time down in the cut,
helping to direct plans there.

And I've got to jump back into more
fixing things.

Trying to find people is kind of a
nightmare, to be honest.

We can't just try people out like Tony
can.

Tony can have ten people.

Well, that's a Parker.

Hey, buddy.

How's it going?

Not too bad. I've never been up here.

No?

Good to see you. Same. How's your start
of season going?

Oh, you know, spending money, not making
any.

Yeah, at least made some.

Yeah. Yeah.

That's kind of why I'm here.

I kind of figured.

Yeah. Yeah.

What are you guys up to?

Me and Faith this year have gone out on
our own.

Congrats on doing this. Oh, thank you.

Last season, Kevin and Faith bought
equipment from Parker.

You don't need to pay for anything now.

You start a tab.

Appreciate that. I really do.

A bucket, a ripper, and a rock truck.

110.

Let's go 105.

I don't haggle.

Buy it or don't buy it, I don't really
care.

So you're taking it? Taking it.
Congratulations.

Running up a total debt close to $130
,000.

It's hard to negotiate from the position
of, well, we really need something.

Now, Parker wants his money.

Yeah, because the deal was like end of
the season, right? That was six months

ago.

See, but you also didn't send us a bill
until a couple weeks ago.

And if we don't have an invoice, it's
kind of hard to just send money your

I hope you agree with that.

Uh, well, it's been like a month, Kevin.

I know, I know.

Which was five months late.

See, but you also didn't send us a bill
until a couple weeks ago.

And if we don't have an invoice, it's
kind of hard to just send money your

I hope you agree with that.

Uh, well, it's been like a month, Kevin.

I know, I know.

Which was five months late.

Kevin B.

has a debt close to $130 ,000 with
Parker, who wants his money

now. Like, what was the plan in January
if I sent you an invoice?

I had to pay it then.

So how come you didn't pay it last month
when I sent it?

Because I figured you made us wait so
long, you probably weren't hurting for

money. I made you wait so long.

Yeah?

Okay.

Good.

Perfect. All right. Thursday?

Double check with Faith, but yeah.

I need to double check with Faith?

If you want, we can both go double
check.

Is she in here? Is she in the office?
She might be in the kitchen.

Hey, it's not here I get take it yet
Okay She's not doing terribly good. So

she's in the trailer. Give me two
seconds Hey, babe Parker just dropped by

he wanted to get paid for the rock truck
and other things we bought from her

last year. Mm -hmm He kind of sees his
finances but I kind of got bars

The money that I put aside for him,
we've already spent it.

Hopefully this week, we can lose enough
that we can pay him back.

I don't really give a... I just want to
get paid so I can pay our bills.

Because I have managed to spend, like,
$4 .5 million so far this spring.

And now I'm tracking down $130 ,000,
like, the equivalent of looking through

seat cushions.

Yeah, Thursday.

Okay. So we should be able to do it for
the truck, the bucket, and the ripper.

Okay. All right. Is everything correct?

Yeah. Perfect. Thanks.

Thank you.

Hoping to delay paying him a little bit
because, well, I assumed he could wait a

little bit more than the smaller guys.

If you're having to chase people for
money, it's like Kevin shows up next

and needs something.

I'm like, well, okay, cash up front.

Right? And that's probably what I should
have done with the trucks, but I was

like, it's Kevin's first season. I want
to help a guy out.

As long as he pays for them, I'm fine.

Watch him not.

Then the pitchforks come out.

I'm not feeling too bad about not
getting his money as quick as possible

because, again, he's got more than I do
by a lot.

Things right now are going really good.
You know, we're like at a pretty decent

point in the season and starting to pick
up momentum.

Back at his Dominion claim, Parker is
hitting his stride.

The next thing is just like how much can
we handle with how spread thin we are.

It's going to get real bad with three
plants running this early in the season.

There's just a lot going on, so.

If we can keep the wheels on the bus,
you know, we're in a very good place.

But it's going to take a lot of effort
and work on everybody's part in order to

make that happen.

Parker's spending $100 ,000 a day
running his wash plant.

With Mitch and Brennan pulling in gold
from sulfur.

And Tyson with the extra pressure.

of running two plants at Dominion.

Tyson is doing a really good job, but
it's a lot for one guy to take on. He's

got a lot on his plate, so hopefully he
can handle it.

So this is the last bit of hay here for
the first setup of Bob in the bridge bed

of the season.

Then she'll be moving Bob to its new
home.

But there's a lot of work to be done to
get the wash plant actually move like in

preparation.

We have our super stacker pad we've got
to get in place. We have our feeder pad.

We have our wash plant pad.

That's a lot of work to happen by the
end of the week here.

Probably have to pull some late nights
to get this happening here.

While Tyson gets ready to move wash
plant Bob to its second location in the

bridge gut, in the Golden Mile, the
cleanup crew is pulling Flucifer's mat.

I'm just checking to see how much gold
we have in the run, and I'll make sure

that there is no gold at the bottom.

Actually, there's tons of gold down
here.

It's not good.

Gold at the bottom of the sluice run
could be a sign that some gold is being

washed away into the fine tailings.

Hey, Tyson, do you have a copy, Tyson?

Go ahead, Tater Tot.

I'm here at the sluice box, and it looks
like we have a lot of gold right at the

bottom run, and it looks like we might
have lost a bit. So can you come and

a look for us, please?

Well, that doesn't sound good, Todd.

I'm on my way.

Sounds like we're losing gold up at
Lucifer.

You know, this year there is a lot going
on. Normally, I'm just in charge of one

cut and one wash plant, and this year
it's two. And, you know, who knows what

else Parker's going to try and throw at
a guy.

Bob move is going to have to be on hold
until we can figure this out.

and do some panning here out of
Lucifer's fine tailings.

You know, this is really bad news.

We're washing gold out of the run.

With gold prices at an all -time high,
Parker could be losing hundreds of

thousands of dollars.

Yeah, we've got to do something, that's
for sure.

On the way to meet Parker. Gonna chat
about Sluicifer. We're losing gold and

gotta figure out why.

What'd you do?

I didn't do it.

Thing's broken.

Watch out.

Nice.

Straight piped.

You know man, I just left Sluicifer and
it looks like the gold's running pretty

hard down the box.

Just wanted to get your thoughts on
things and what you think we should do.

I think trying to slow the material down
might help.

And so I think putting in kickbacks that
kick the material back upstream, right?

Yeah. And it just gives it a chance to
kind of slow down and see if that makes

difference. For sure.

All right. All righty. Sounds good, man.
Thanks, Tyson.

Wash plant slucifer runs 250 yards of
pay dirt an hour, but its gold -rich

slurry is pouring into the sluice runs
too fast, causing some gold to flow past

the ripples and out of the box into the
fine tailor.

Parker's plan is to redesign the
distribution chutes that sit behind a

curtain at the top of the sluices with
eighth kickbacks.

If they work, it should take some of the
impact energy out of the gold -rich

slurry as it falls and is kicked back,
slowing the flow down, allowing all the

gold time to settle and be caught in the
sluice boxes.

We got all day to do it, but it's two
days worth of work.

We're going to cut the back wall out of
the distribution here, and then this

plate will go up inside on an angle.

That'll effectively, when the slurry
comes down, it'll come towards the back

this loose box.

and just put one tack on it? Yeah.

Away we go.

Nice. Should we tack another one?

Say something like that.

Not bad for eyeballing. I think they're
pretty even.

One more and another and that's it.

Try that.

Nice work.

Is this where we're done?

Yeah.

All right, how's your day going?

Hopefully better now, you guys tell me.
We're just about to test it. All righty.

I'll hit the belt.

Yeah, they're clear, Alex.

Clear!

Hey, you know, it looks good.

We got a lot of gold catches here, and
we want it in the gold room, not in our

tailing.

Got to get down to Bob, continue setting
up the next wash plant pad, because

it's going to be done in a couple days,
and this needs to be set up by the end

of the week, so got a lot of work ahead
of me.

Right now, I ain't got hope in hell to
do anything.

Mike Beatt's plan, to run wash plant
Harold all week.

has crashed and burned.

He's lost three days sluicing while
struggling to find skilled crew to run

plant.

Now, he's trying two new hires who are
more seasoned.

So I put these two gentlemen in. We're
going to see how they do. And they have

bit of experience.

You never know. Some people just pick it
up like...

Here's the first bucket.

Let's make some money.

I'm from Saskatchewan. I came out here
to learn heavy equipment.

This is the farthest I've ever gone for
work, and it's beautiful out here.

Before this, I was...

Actually, industrial painter.

I did all the white and yellow lines
that you guys see down the road.

It most definitely is a great deal of
responsibility for me and me embracing

be down here running the plant on our
own.

Water pressure is way too low. I have to
get a hold.

Mike, do you copy?

Go ahead.

The wash plant's here. The water
pressure is really low, and things

looking so good right now.

Copy that.

But it looks like the band in the side
broke, because it looks like this whole

thing got pulled away.

That's not going to last very long
before it rips the hose off.

The pump's hose has ruptured, allowing
water to escape, reducing pressure to

wash plant.

So, get a new hose, hook it up, and that
way I can get this loosened again.

Ready? Yep.

That's going to be fun to pick up. We're
going to have to get a hole over here.

I'm being inhaled by mosquitoes.

Get out of my ear, you little... Hey.

New pipe. Now we're going to hook this
whole thing up.

We'll be golden.

We were pulling on the pipe and it put
too much dress on that joint.

It just popped out. That happens
sometimes.

Got

the

new hose on. I'll have to do a starter
up and it should be loosened here in

20 minutes.

Everything's hooked up. We should be
ready to get going now.

Finally.

That kind of sucked that I went down,
but it's good that now we got it up and

running and everything's running pretty
smoothly right now.

The pump breakdown has lost Mike another
eight hours of sluicing.

Good thing they contacted me and didn't
just leave it running.

I'm racing.

No, I'd be doing pretty good. They want
to learn.

No, them boys do good.

If it eventually does break, it happens.

Sucks, costs money, but as long as the
end result is I'm getting gold, that's

all that matters.

Copy, your antifree wash is all piled
up.

Shut the water off, Rick. Shut the water
off.

At Scribner Creek, Kevin B. Trude is
racing to bank enough gold to pay back

Parker.

Copy, Kevin.

Got a problem with the plant. We're
shutting it down.

Someone grab me a shovel.

But now...

His wash plant has shut down, and with
mechanic Buzz away, it's all on

Kevin to fix it.

Let's go see what we're working with.

Oh yeah,

I can see that right away.

This kid plate is not lying flat.

It's built up, and you wouldn't think it
going from like this.

to this will make that much of a
difference, but it is very noticeable

mat lays flat on the pre -wash versus
when it is like it is now.

Let's put this out of the way for now.

Before Kevin can realign the angle of
the hopper feeder's skid plate, he needs

to lift it out, remove the rubber mat,
and clean out the dirt that pushed

the plate up.

And like I'm sure I can get somebody in
here to shovel, but then I'll be

standing watching the shovel, and a few
things put me up the wall of standing

around.

So by taking out a lot of the stuff
underneath the skid plate that's causing

everything to rise up, I'm hoping by
making it more angled, all the material

that falls in here is just going to go
straight into the plant.

Kevin plans to replace the rubber mat
with a more robust steel plate.

to ensure pay dirt doesn't get trapped
and flows directly into the shaker deck.

This is my super official, highly
complicated engineering drawing of what

to cut.

The master plan.

I can almost still read it.

Piece of cake.

Yeah, that's pretty much it.

The mass engineering plan has worked.

Fixes are done, so let's turn it on and
see what she does.

There's on.

I always hate this part.

There we go.

Feels good to be back on track and
getting gold.

It's always painful when you've got to
shut down, but nice to get more money in

the box.

Yeah. That allows us to pay off America.

We're about to connect.

Six miles away.

Easy, baby.

Got to get that tongue.

Parker Schnabel's foreman, Tyson, is
about to attempt one of his trickiest

moves.

We're just about ready to pull our
feeder out. What do we say, Liam?

Drag her.

Let's do her.

Wash plant Bob slews 10 acres of the
bridge cut.

and needs to be moved to its second
position of the season.

First, Tyson and his crew will haul the
plant's 40 -ton feeder on a low buoy up

a 15 -degree ramp, then navigate it
around the edge of a narrow section of

pit and down into the new position 1
,000 feet away.

Finally, Tyson will drag the 45 -ton
wash plant with an excavator.

across a narrow dike to its new path.

Anyone sees anything they don't like,
just holler.

Just want to be careful, go slow with
it, because we do not have a spare

We cannot afford anything to go wrong
with this feeder.

Right now, we're trying to pull the
feeder up this hill, but it doesn't want

do it.

It just wants to spin fully locked up.

It gets spinning tired.

Hey, Alex, you got a copy, Alex?

Yeah.

I'm going to give this one more try,
man, but I think we need that loader

here to pull this thing up the hill.

Oh,

we almost got her that time.

Better go grab that loader.

The semi -truck's 450 horsepower is not
enough.

Tyson's solution?

Bring in extra muscle.

Parker's 390 horsepower 250 loader.

Okay, first gear? Yep. Good check.

We're starting to climb the steep part.

Just keep her going the way we're going.

We don't want to tear anything up here.

Keep going, Alec. Keep going.

Hang on.

No hanging on. We're not stopping now.

Should be good there, Alec.

We got the feeder out, and now we're
going to go drag a walk slant here.

Okay, here we go.

Starting to enter our narrow dike here.

My biggest concern, this wash plant
falling off this dike.

Last thing we want to do is to fall down
in the hole.

Whoa, whoa, we're a little close to the
edge there.

You know, there's a lot of tension on
those shackles. You can hear them

and cracking.

This is Bob's one heavy wash plant.

Terrifying.

Yeah, I mean, this is the highest badge
we've ever built our wash plants on.

How am I looking, Liam?

Take another three, four feet.

See you there.

Whoa.

We got her in place.

Wash plant Bob is now in position on its
new 60 -foot high pad.

Hey, Liam, you want to rig up the Super
Sacker?

Let's get it.

Keep it coming.

Well, shall we? Let's do it.

All righty, here we go.

We got power.

Looks like a jet.

I'll go hit the water.

With Bob in place, Tyson's finally
bringing in more bridge -cut gold.

Well, guys, we did it. Bob's back up and
running. Nice work. Yeah, nice work on

your behalf and your behalf.

I just like the environment, and the
Yukon's gorgeous.

At Paradise Hill, Mike Beatt's new
recruits, Kendra and Sienna, have

their first week on site.

Sienna and Kendra just need to get more
confidence on it, not for a lack of

skill, because they do pretty good. It's
just they seem to get too nervous, and

that's holding them back.

Can't complain much.

I haven't gotten yelled at.

You've got to be careful before you do
things, of course.

And so when everything goes smooth and
dandy, then it's a good day for sure.

But it's not easy. It's not for
everybody.

I think it's wicked. I'd never seen
actual gold until I came up here.

And then I finally seen gold for the
first time. I was pretty excited.

Oh, I love it up here. I don't know if I
want to go home.

Hi guys.

Hello.

Long time no see.

Been positively aging.

What have you been up to?

I've been busy cleaning out a cut in the
Indian.

I think it's coming along just fine.

Yeah. With that being said, I think we
should weigh up the Indian.

Cool. Let's do it.

Tony has been running loose a lot in the
early bird cut.

Non -stop this week.

10, 30, 40.

70, 100, 110, 140, 190, 200, 210, 220,
230, 270,

280, 300, 310, 320, 350, 370, 380, 400,
410,

413 .32.

Worth $1 ,450 ,000.

That's an easy million and a half, huh?

Again, eh?

Yeah, huh?

Keep that up, we might even have a piggy
bank yet.

Well, not the way you're spending. No?

But that's pretty good for the week,
though.

Yeah. It's all good.

How's Harold going?

He's just not been going very well.

It's just little things.

We did get some guys that are a little
bit more experienced.

Both of them were doing pretty good,
throwing through quite what should be a

reasonable amount of dirt.

Okay, let's... I'll count Hattles.

Last week... Harold ran for two days,
banking 14 .28 ounces of gold.

Are you ready?

Yeah, well, let's do it.

5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16 .92.

Worth $59 ,000.

How many days did you watch?

Three days, give or take.

Well, it's kind of nice to see something
coming out. It's not a lot, but at

least something is getting in from
there.

Like I said, I've been fighting the
whole thing just to get that.

So what are you going to do?

I'm going to see if it gets better
because maybe it's just tooth and pains.

Yeah. But if I keep having this much
trouble just running it, and that's the

goal I'm going to get, we're going to
have to make plans for something else

because it's just not working.

Okay, well, just run it for another
week. See what comes out. Give it one

try. Done. It works. Fine. Not.

So, what's your grand total?

$2 ,739, roughly.

That's all right. I mean, you know what?
You get over a million bucks in every

week. I don't see what's wrong with that
for now.

Yeah. I think we should go back to work.

All right. I'm going for lunch. Okay.

I just cleaned up gold, so now I'm going
to do picking.

Kevin Beats needs to clear 36 ounces of
gold to pay off his debt to Parker.

How are the pickings looking right now?
Anything good?

No, I don't have this much pickings
right now.

Let's see what it does.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 7 .32.

But I don't think it was going to quite
cover Parker's bill.

I still have a little bit more gold.

Okay. Want to add it to the pile?

Let's see what we got.

8, 10, 12, 18, 20, 22,

26, 27, 27

.57. Worth $97 ,000.

$31 ,000 short.

Of what they owe Parker.

I should probably quickly sell this.

Yeah, probably.

Plus whatever's in our bank account.

I got stuff on the go, so I'll be back.

Okay. Okay, mom.

Goodbye. Bye.

Still a bit annoyed at Parker for
showing up and saying that we're six

late paying the bill when he didn't give
us the invoice until last month, but

all that really matters is we have the
gold now to pay him off, and we can put

the whole thing to bed, so.

That's all that matters right now.

How are you doing, Chris?

Nice vest.

Yeah.

You can't even do it up in that font.

When I got up here, my pant size was 38.

I'm now wearing 35.

It has nothing to do with the fact that
you smoke your breakfast and lunch.

Did we find any gold this week, Chris?

Yeah, let's just lose.

Good thing Tater Tot noticed that
Sluicifer was losing gold when she shut

down. She noticed there was gold running
out the runs, and Parker came up with a

solution of putting kickbacks to the
distribution box.

Yeah. Last week, Sluicifer delivered 232
.1 ounces.

If the kickback has worked, it should
get more gold. Here we go.

Got 10, 40.

60, 80, 100, 150, 180, 220, 250,

272 .15.

Worth $953 ,000.

There we go.

That's not bad.

Anyway, Bob took a hike this week.

Yeah, a lot of pieces to move and never
moves fast enough.

I'm so busy around here that it's hard
to be in.

every place at once, so... You want to
do Bob?

Bob's total in the bridge cut last week
was 188 .4 ounces.

Here we go. Here's Bob.

20, 50, 70, 96 .5.

Worth $338 ,000.

Short week. You got to expect it, right?
Oh, flat move. Yeah.

How's our little extension treating us
here at Sulphur?

While Tyson's work dominion, Mitch has
been looking for gold left behind by the

old timers on Sulphur Creek.

So far, it's been averaging 290 ounces a
week.

We got 60, 120, 200.

Keep it going, keep it going.

280. Oh, we're going to do it.

Did we do it? 302.

Worth just over $1 million.

Holy. You're getting smokes, buddy.

Let's see what the book says.

This week, we have 670 .65.

Our season total so far this year is 3
,541 ounces.

Close to $12 .5 million worth of gold.

Sweet. If we can keep this going, it'll
be great.

What? Sweet.

Yeah, I mean, what, you want me to do a
dance? Yeah, I want to see you dance.

I'm not going to do a dance.

Well, should we go finish her off and
get a plant food, buddy? All right,

gentlemen. Yep.

See you, man. Take care.

See you, Chris. Yep.