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How about some nice hard cels for this, like, 10%.

This time on Moon Shiners.

That's going to make some good, so I'll break you a little.

Yeah, Boa.

You may and Jerry definitely don't want Ken to

know that we don't know how to do a hard cels.

Throw it.

Please don't blow up on me.

Oh, yeah.

What a mess.

Yeah, what if it's a lot of 200 gallons of ice?

We're in a heck of a fish.

It's a little bit of butter in it.

Oh, my God.

We're building the decoy.

It might not hold liquid.

But it's going to do what we want to do.

Seriously, change the plans here.

Well, I'm going to be here in a second.

This is how we make the Moon Shine.

Middle of the woods ring, Ron.

Sorry, Ron.

What's up, buddy?

Hey, man, I got a call from the local sheriff's

office, and they're going to stay here when I call.

They need to describe yours.

What?

Is it copper?

It was a stainless.

What is it?

Man, I've got three days to get over there and get it to the scrap yard.

In Rocky Mountain, Virginia.

Yeah, that was.

After police raided his Carolina still site and sent him into hiding,

it is too far to steal now.

Josh gets an unexpected point.

call from his tow truck driver cousin with a lead on the

whereabouts of his irreplaceable copper Moon Shine still.

Do you know what that steals worth?

Jim Tom helped me build that steal.

And he is no longer with us.

He can't help me build another one.

And you know what?

Copper cost these days.

That steals the last steal that I made around

him down liquor with my dad with before he died.

This thing's got a lot of sentimental value.

Jim Tom helped him build it and let's face it.

Jim Tom's not building any more pots.

Don't let him crush my steal.

I'm all the way.

You know it's an impound lot.

You know I broke into one one time a year ago and almost went to jail a little bit.

Okay.

And you're going to work your plan.

There's really no amount of money that can replace this steal to me.

Other than going to jail, I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get that steal back.

If I could put my balls on it without going behind bars.

Oh, it's going to happen.

Let's roll down and sing it.

We roll up in their guns blazing.

Let's go get my steal.

Let's go check it out.

Let's do it.

This is the risk I'm willing to take.

I left North Carolina to get out of the heat.

Now I'm stepping right back into the lines

then trying to get my steal back from the law.

I'll be glad to get this whiskey dropped off, don't you?

And you both, man.

Ready for it on the payday?

The best age stuff that's ever made in the back roots, huh?

Hey, hey, man.

Mark, Jerry, how the hell are you doing?

In Maggie Valley, North Carolina.

After cutting out their middle man bootlegger to sell imitation, barrel-aged whiskey.

She flies directly to an unlicensed biker bar.

I can Jerry return to the bar owner to collect payment

on what they hope is the next of many deliveries.

You got what?

Ten cases for me?

That's your seven.

Seven?

Yeah.

One again.

That's good.

That'll work.

All right?

Well, that takes care of these.

It's important to have a hard part.

Well, I got some Benjamin's for you.

Greenbacks will be nice.

That's what we like to say most of all.

Well, I'm gonna go kind of all out because I really did.

There you go.

All right, now that looks like that.

That's it.

All right, man.

How about now when?

When do you need your next loadest thing?

Well, you know these young folks.

Oh, I know how they're all asking for that.

Silser.

Silser.

Silser.

Both of them liquor.

Both of them I can't do that in a problem.

Hard selser is very popular these days, most of young folks.

It's one of the top selling drinks out there.

How about some nice hard selser that's like 10%.

That is sale.

Well, that's been in the illegal world.

We could probably make it as high as you want it.

All right, why don't you make up some selser and

give me some samples and we'll go from there.

Yeah, that sounds good to me.

Question ain't do, I think, me and Jerry can make this happen.

Me and Jerry's got to make this happen.

Whole of the selser.

What if we got ourselves in too now?

We'll see how we're doing.

It don't make much water for now, it's not much.

In Graham County, North Carolina.

And down, huh?

After sending an outsized message to two

mountain men who dared to steal their liquor.

Traditional moonshiners, Mark and Huck are

laying low, making liquor the old-fashioned way.

One 10 gallon run of high-proof shine at a time.

I don't want to be getting you close.

Yeah, maybe going pretty good so far at you.

Hey, hello.

Hey, old buddy, how's it going?

What's going on?

Hey, I hate to call you on such short notice.

What's up?

I've got a 150 gallon solar, and I need it in two weeks.

Two weeks from today.

Yes, I do, do weeks from today.

Is that audition for the tan we've been dropping off every week?

Yes, sir.

I think that tan too.

We're used to just 11, 10, 15 gallon a week, you know.

And that's pretty good pay to aid this to all summer long.

Just keep our money coming in.

But 150 gallon in two weeks, that's hard to come up with.

Yeah, 150, that's a whole lot of liquor.

The loons are somebody must find it stealing something.

My brother just delivered it.

Now you don't like to be on person, which I don't either.

I'd better do a dead drop, but that's too much liquor to take a chance on.

I'm going to take it to eat myself.

If you think I'm going to be best at night, that's what we'll do.

Well, yeah.

If y'all think you can do it?

I think so.

Two weeks from today.

We'll be there.

This is our most important buyer right here.

You know, we've got to keep him happy.

If there's any way possible, we've got to try to get this older.

Well, that's a lot of liquor.

We've got some of that.

We've got to set up some more borrows.

That's how it works.

I'm on my fee and everybody will like my fee

and run it, but I find it can make it work.

Let's get this gored up and go set them borrows with.

All right.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

What's the driving?

I'm back in North Carolina.

Because my cousin, Brent, runs the towing company.

He calls and tells me he just got a call from the Sheriff's Department saying that

they want him to pick up a car and a liquor steal.

No one steals that and no other implant a

lot is, and I know where they're going with.

I just need to know for me.

So how are we going to do it?

I guess I'm going to go to the implant a lot.

They hired Jackson's to haul it while I work for Jackson.

If I work for Jackson's and they've hired Jackson's and

haul it, they don't have no idea that I'm the one driving.

The Sheriff's Department's all-time high in Jackson's towing

company to haul stuff from their implant a lot to scrap your.

And back in the day, I worked for Jackson's.

I'm playing simple.

Pretend like I still work for Jackson's towing.

So I'll put the implant a lot and see if we can catch a glimpse of our steal.

They know you, man.

It's your porta country.

You think you'll hold up?

No, if you go up in there?

It was your steal site just got busted, too.

You shouldn't be the one who goes.

All I know is I got to get this thing and I got to get it back.

It may not be the smartest thing for us to be breaking into a police anything,

but that steal means the whole wide world to me.

And I want it back.

Even if that means me going in to get it.

I'll go in there and check and see if it is your partner or not.

Worst case scenario, I could say it's an honest mistake.

They don't know me.

I ain't got no record around here.

Are you sure you want to do this?

I mean, I'm willing to do it for you.

Make sure you do it.

I think it's perfect because there ain't nobody gonna know anything.

And we ain't breaking the law so they ain't nothing to rest anybody on.

But you can't go looking like that.

Tickle cake just bust up in there like something to blow off the street.

Luckily, I got some work gear that he can wear.

What we got here?

What do we got here?

Let's try this on and see if it all fits.

Man, that fits.

That'll work right here on here.

We're a real team.

We all got each other's back.

And the fact the tip was willing to go into a

police impound lot to help me get my still back.

It means the world.

All right.

We're working for Jackson's.

We're always on the side of the interstates and stuff.

Going down to 18 waivers and so on and so forth.

Got to wear this stuff.

Well, this will make me look like I actually fit in with the toen company.

Well, if you tell it, it's part of their garb.

I guess if you must get some place, you've got to look like you belong, right?

As I get this uniform put on, I really start to

feel like, hey, man, this might actually work.

I genuinely look like a tow truck driver.

I mean, what do you think?

I think we're fixing to go get a still back to what I think.

Man, that looks like to me, we're in business.

Yeah, let's roll on with that.

Got to beat you going my truck right here.

Nobody around here knows that one.

Josh, don't you reckon the damn truck?

Are you sure you get with this, tickle?

I'm good with this, Josh.

I mean, nobody knows me here.

I think I'm rolling it out.

Nobody being on the wiser.

I sure looked for it, right?

100% Josh got word from his cousin, Brent, who runs a tow truck business that

he was hired to transport a still from the police impound lot to a salvage yard.

And there's a good chance it might be Josh's still.

So, what our plan is, is they're going to drop me off.

I'm going to head in on foot.

My thing is, just get in, get out, find a still, get a picture of it.

Locate this still as quickly as I possibly can.

They're going to go a little ways down the road, and we're

going to keep in the communication through Walki-Chalki.

Got you Walki-Chalki.

I do.

I'm going to show you here, right?

Walki-Chit, Henry, you're here, man.

Gotcha, brother.

And out of 10.

And out of 10.

Gotcha, same rules as that to steal sight.

My plan is to keep to myself, not to draw any attention.

Hopefully, I can get in and out of here without anybody

even realizing I'm back here looking for this step.

You all get to take over down the road.

Rolling through the front gate now.

No turning back now, fellas.

We're going to be on the back side of the place on top

of the hill, so when you come out, you come out that way.

I'm back here.

I see a whole bunch of cars, trucks, all kinds of stuff.

I don't see a steal anywhere right off.

I may have to do some walking.

This is a pretty good side of the place.

As soon as Tickle gets in there, he radios to us and tells us this place is

a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be.

This might take a little while.

That's one thing we don't have.

Time is definitely not on our side.

There's a lot of people here now.

All I see is all cars.

There's no company.

There's a whole lot of vehicles down here, y'all.

But I...

So far, that's all I'm seeing.

It looks like acres and acres and acres of them.

So just finding a steal bought out here.

What do you say?

Do what?

Just found a steal.

Let me get a picture of it.

Hold on, hold on.

Hold on, hold on.

You know, I guess it can't come in.

Just give me a second.

I'll just take a while.

I don't know right here for one second.

Did you say there's a police officer coming towards you?

He's coming right for me.

Just hold on for a second.

I don't want to be talking on this right here.

All right, doing all right.

Doing all right.

What do you hear?

Oh, um, I... Work with a Jackson's record service.

Well, we've got a job coming up.

I'm just taking some notes, taking some pictures.

Make sure there's anything wrong from all the smoke.

All right, well, I hadn't been there too long.

I'm in no fella.

All right.

Nice, thank you.

You have a good one.

All right.

All right.

Time to make my way out of here.

Nice, man.

I am relieved beyond belief.

To be out of this impound lot.

Come on.

He's killing me, boss.

And be back in the truck, heading away from this place.

All right.

You have to show me what you got.

Is that your still?

Still don't sit up with buses.

Oh, man.

Yeah, that's 100% it.

Because that still is, you don't see... That's it.

That's it.

That's your still.

This is, in fact, Josh is still.

Hey, let's get back over here to the...

over here to our spot over here.

And let's try to make a plan.

We got what we came here for.

Now that we know it's my still, we know where the impound yard is.

We know where the scrap yard is.

We just got to get back in the shop and get a game plan.

Yes!

We found it.

I knew that one another damn bus in the county.

I knew it.

Mater up.

Mater back.

We want to do first.

Get these murals off.

Get them set up.

We're running.

Every week, just dropping 10, 15, 20 gallon off a week.

You know that now.

Yes, boat lagers want 150 gallons.

But living two weeks, I got to set up a few more murals.

If everything works perfect, I might get 150 gallons a week.

Yeah, Father.

He's not locked more letter.

Yeah, I'm always going to take this man more borrows for dinner.

So that means we want them to pretty quick too.

We just got two barrels of mesh set up.

So we're going to have to leave set up three or four more barrels to get it in.

And we ain't got a lot of time to do it.

We can run two barrels next.

And then run three.

Shouldn't get us out.

We're going to get this small.

All right.

Get them out.

I'll go ahead and start putting the water to it.

All right.

Once I get these three other barrels work thin, we're running over two days anyway.

This is our model we're putting in here.

And I'll make him work.

And make him taste.

I'll get me a whole lot closer to 150 gallons.

Whoo!

Right now, let's travel.

I'm cold.

Like a cool y'all.

Let me go up here and pull this up a little bit.

Take them back already this morning.

Yeah, we'll get all that running and set it up again.

And again, and again, we'll come back and check them.

We're running them together.

All right, let's get out of here.

Henry, we got less than 72 hours to figure out what we're going to do.

Now that we've seen the steel, we got proof that it's at the airplane a lot.

And it's going to be handed to the scrap yard in three days to be demolished.

We got to come up with a plan and get it back.

What's the plan?

All I know is we know where the steel's at.

We just got to figure out where, when, and how we're going to intercept it.

We passed several good spots man, but we can't tell one from the other.

My cousin Brent runs a record service that's

been hired to hold my steel to the scrap yard.

And so while he's moving the steel from one place to

the other, that's when we're going to steal it back.

All right, check it out.

Let's say this is the impound a lot.

Road goes out.

We take the first lift.

People at the impound yard, they know Brent, comes in and out of there all the time.

I don't think there'll be any issues picking it up.

While he leaves there, we're going to figure out how we're going to have to

steal my steel back for it, gets to the scrap yard.

The last thing I want is to get my steel crust.

We'll go this way and we'll take that almost all the way.

to where we're going.

There's a pull-off like down in here somewhere.

There's no traffic on that road except for the people that live on it or the people

that come flying across through there to cut through, which is very rare.

So I think that's the spot.

From the impound yard to the scrap yard is about 30 minutes.

On one of those little side roads in between there

is where we're going to steal our steel back.

We're going to steal our steel back and then Brent's going

to go back to the thanks scrap yard and we are Scott Free.

What you know?

One thing, man.

What's going to happen?

When he goes back, he's only got a car.

He don't have a steel.

Expecting a steel to be on that truck as well as a car.

They might just want to confirm that it's crushed.

Exactly.

Okay.

So that means we got 72 hours to build a dummy and get it all built.

Get ready, get this plan together and get over there.

Less than 72.

It don't got to be functional.

These will be pretty dug on lightweight.

Something we can just throw on, throw off, sheet metal, or sheet aluminum.

Aluminum's lighter.

Aluminum's lighter.

Aluminum definitely.

And it's cheaper.

Yeah, but we've got to get it.

Well, we can get some of that now.

Aluminum.

It don't look like a steel.

But the little paint I want to eat myself in.

That's fine.

So we're going to get some aluminum and some spray paint and paint together.

Some sort of a half of ratice that we can swap it out with.

All it's got to do is be shaped like a steel and look the color copper.

Let's make it happen.

Look at these little three flavors ran off.

Make it a little hard since.

Hard, bubbling, silencers.

Minjas would sell a lot of age whiskey to the biker

bar on consignment, but we want some hard silters.

This part I ain't worried about.

It's the next step.

Got me a little concerned.

Me too.

I know we can make good flavored vodka.

Minjas problem is Minjas never made any hard silters.

It's not our forte.

We've got to make it right.

That's for sure.

We make flavored vodka, but we ain't never put a bubble in it.

Last year, didn't it?

That actually looks ready.

Hard silters become the drink of choice.

The only step that the biker bar owner can possibly sell right now when it comes to

silters is the storebox stuff, and people want something harder than that.

So that tells me there's nobody else out there in the woods making a hard silter.

Alright, brother, pop it to it.

Here comes some good old sugar wash.

Minjas going to be their first hoaxing.

Alright, that's about it.

We're about full.

Alright, alright, alright.

Kiwis and black cherries and straw berries and puttin' out things.

Minjas now has some race starts on these hard silters, and the flavors we're

running here today is some of the top silters.

So our plans is to try to make a strawberry kiwi, a pineapple, and a black cherry.

That's gonna make some good strawberry kiwi Yeah, boy.

Let's try it by a kiwi.

Here we go.

We just want that biker to pick up a hint of

that natural fruit flavor that we're looking for.

There goes our teabees in order to start trying to put the seltzer to it.

Well, we'll percolate and our steam is hitting the jars.

We're starting to break these straw berries down and release all that good flavor.

We're gonna cross it over and mix in the kiwi.

And by the time it gets to the money spot,

we'll have mixed strawberry kiwi flavored biker.

There it is.

Oh, hi here, Jack Dabble.

That's about a perfect stream to it.

You ready to get rid of these heads?

That's well done.

I'll count right there.

Take what?

For the biggest hives it is?

That flavor's really there.

Once we eat up the strawberry and kiwis, we can hit two valves.

Throw it through the straight arm, take the jars off, pack them full of pineapple.

There it comes.

Put them pine apples.

These are coming on through, ain't they?

That's definitely hot, man.

That flavor is.

I mean, like stick to the roof of your mouth.

Thick.

Laver is really, really popping through, coming out in this pineapple.

I'm all capping this off.

There you go.

Last, we're gonna do our black cherry.

That's one of the most single salt after it.

Seltra flavors on the market.

Cheers are breaking down.

I can't once you get your jaw, we'll catch us a taste of that.

Empty this right here.

Greetings, flannels.

Good, son.

Man, that's gonna be the one right there.

I'll tell you what.

That, right down here, we'll slay you.

That's gonna sell good.

You know, we got three delicious flavors of vodka here.

We're good on these vodka's, but turning this stuff into a seltra.

We can't afford to screw this up, Jerry.

Carbonating is what's going on.

Got me a little bit worried.

Me and Jerry's never made hard seltra before, but

we've got to put our heads together to make this right.

Get out of here.

Get to the shop.

Oh, but Mike's ready.

We're gonna run these two barrels tonight.

Next night, we're gonna run the other three barrels with the end.

They get to run.

Yeah, it should give us a nice time to 150 gallons.

And we get delivered to our booth later.

Oh, yeah.

What a mess.

It's awful.

This might be sick.

Yeah.

A lot of work down the drain.

It won't be running under that mark.

When you walk into something like that and y'all, you might turn over.

They saw kinds of things running through your mind.

You don't know if it's a law or somebody or animal.

You don't know what it is.

You know, can you look around a little bit?

I think it's a track, sir.

A little bit of butter in it.

Yeah.

See track, sir.

I know what it is.

You can see his pad right here.

Oh.

We're just lost 200 gallons of ice.

We're in a heck of a fix.

See what's on that camera.

Yeah.

Picking.

Look, see what it is.

I've got... I don't have it on this phone here.

Oh, yeah.

It's not like that.

Looking at the camera, uh, never thing, uh, it's an old bar.

One of my old buddies come in and told them to stay outside of it.

They're a little bigger, though.

It's not a real big.

They're big enough to turn them viral.

Yeah.

Like a mess.

Sounds like that.

This is a mess.

I want to know, there ain't no way that what's being a fish older out there.

The only option I've got is get my 15 and run, everything we can run.

And maybe if I'm lucky, I'm sorry, the rest of you.

Let's get her water running and we'll get her viral

full of my stem and see what we can come up with.

This still, it's supposed to be crushed here.

I mean, what?

Like 24 hours?

Yeah.

So, I've got to happen and we're not going to get it back.

The sheriff's department's all the time hired.

Jackson's told company to haul stuff from

there and pound a lot to the next crap yard.

And my cousin, he works there.

He runs it.

He says that the police called him and told him they weren't going to come pick

up liquor still at the end-pound yard and take it to the scrap yard.

That's my still.

But that still means a world to me and I want it back.

We need to get this done.

Let's get some of this metal in here.

You want to break grab a sheet and bring it in, Josh?

Last thing I'm going to do is break into the police end-pound lot.

That ain't going to happen.

We come up with a plan that maybe we could pull like a switch on them.

Put a dummy steel in there that don't really mean so much to us.

What's up?

It's like exactly what we need.

Swap them out.

Hopefully they'll cross the thing that we

don't care about and we'll get our steel back.

That's the price position.

Right here's what we're looking at, Josh.

We've got these two befores like this right here.

Fold up here, two before here.

And then we run a two before cross here.

That's your stabilizer, the whole bottom.

And then we can lay that piece of metal in there.

Cut it exactly.

Just size here.

For the bottom.

For the bottom as far as the looks, we got this to take care of the copper look.

Biggest thing fellas is this has got to look like a steel.

Our goal right now is just to basically build a steel that

looks just like the steel that they're about to crush.

This still doesn't have to hold water.

It doesn't have to match exactly.

It's just got to play the part.

We just got to pull a switch route.

I think it ought to be a little skinny here, but whatever.

It's okay.

We're building the decoy.

It's not going to lie to you if I could figure out how to do it out of cardboard.

We do it out of cardboard.

It's starting to look like a condensed steel pipe already, right?

I like that.

We can take these two to those half moons.

Put four of them on you.

One, two, three, four.

Put the bottom right to it.

And then I'm going to do this build a cake.

Let's get it done.

What we're going to do is take some wooden strips.

We're going to shoot some screws through it and use that to hold everything

together and use it to make it rigid where this thing

will stay together while the crush or crush is it.

Now let's get this is the bottom.

This steel is 100% irreplaceable.

It's not the money in the copper or the time that it took to build it.

It's the fact that I build it with Jim Tom.

It's the fact that the last run of liquor that

I ever made with my dad I made with this steel.

Almost makes me want to put some mashing the thing and just see what it does, right?

I bet we'll get far over there.

That's what you're in.

It means a whole wide world to me and I want it back.

We think Josh, we fixed the pull this off, man.

I'm telling you.

We got this still all put together.

It might not hold liquid.

But it's going to do what we want to do.

And while it does look like a good resemblance of Josh's copper pot,

it's not copper.

Playing this worked out good.

It even looks good.

Hey, what men?

It's all we need.

You know, the guy described your art.

We need to put both bit of paint on it.

Take a baby on in there.

Get your steel.

Nice.

All right, let's do it.

Let's just grab some paint.

Our entire plant hinges on that this dummy steel

passes for Josh's real steel at the scrap yard.

Now, what we wound up using was two different

kinds of copper spray paint on this steel.

For instance, there you go, Josh.

We used one that was a nice shiny copper.

Then we found one that looked like a an hammered

copper and it gave it a little bit of an aged look.

It's moving close.

You're right here.

That looks like copper.

It damn sure does, don't it?

I think it looks good.

It looks good.

It really ages it.

I'm really proud of this pot right here.

It came together in record time and really it couldn't look better.

That's beautiful, Josh.

Now, it looks too new.

Oh, wait.

What?

It's actually shocking to me how much this looks like a real copper pot.

All right, let's go meet Brent.

Let's get this done.

I thought we'd do the strawberry kiwi first.

What'd you think?

Yeah, really?

Me and Jay just got through running three different fruit flavor voxas here.

We got pineapple, strawberry, kiwi, and black cherry.

What a strawberry.

It's already smelling good.

We're pretty good at making voxas.

And that's all a seltzer is is carbonated flavored voxas.

You just got to put the bubbles to it.

That's already starting to smell like mama's kitchen, which is making juice.

So first thing we're going to do is cut up our bunch of fruits, cook them down,

add some sugar, a one-to-one ratio of sugar to

the fruit, make a real natural simple syrup.

Yeah, that we're ready to rock and roll, bud.

Yeah, what that sure does smell good and look good.

Then we're going to add that into our already flavored voxas that we've got.

We're just simply going to strain the rough fruit off of the syrup, put the

syrup straight into the finished product of the alcohol.

Well, look at that beautiful color.

If that don't catch the eye, I don't know what will

you stir it up and taste it and see what it's like.

I tell you what, Jay.

That almost would stroll very kiwi kind of puts a peach

flavor to that, fruits in the jar, or what does it taste like?

Wow, so that's good.

I'm telling you, that's good.

We put some carbonation that right there.

That's going to be fine, right?

That put a hurt on the man.

It's a good 10% which is about double what

anything else is, but the flavor is just amazing.

I say let's carbonate it and try it and see what's going to be like.

The only step we've got to take now with the strawberry kiwi is to add those

bubbles, put the carbonation to it and see how it turns out.

Let's roll with it, add or slow them.

Please don't blow up on me.

It's holding the press, I ain't hearing no leaks, nothing's breaking so far.

Let's just go 55.

Don't push the envelope too much.

Everything's holding tight, taking hoses off, we're going to put our spine on it,

fill a genre up, see if we've got some bubbles.

That ain't got the fears in it, I don't know what now.

Whoa, it's good here, it's good.

Step crackling pop.

Look at the bubbles in there.

Oh yeah, man, that tickles all the way down.

Oh wow, that's good, ain't it?

This stuff is phenomenal, it's delicious, it's got a riding amount of carbonation in

it, it's got the ride amount of flavor, sweetness

to it, we've got that little punch of alcohol.

I'll tell you what, if that don't sell, they in a liquor, ever going to sell.

But nailed it, but if we just got a lot of jars, it feels a lot.

This is going to be an all day process.

We're on the first jar of the first flavored strawberry kiwi, it's phenomenal,

it's great.

We've got an all day process to go on here, we've got to make more simple songs,

we've got a 10 for more alcohol down, we've got

our job good out, we can get in the hang of this.

I think so.

Yes, it's all, it's Brent picking you all up here.

Brent will be here any time, so we're going to meet y'all at the drop point.

Maybe tickle my cousin Brent, we're going to the impact of y'all to pick up my steel.

We all know the plan, meet us down there, we're walking right before we get there,

let you know we're close, be ready to jump out and pull the switch because the

quicker we get it on there and get it off the less likely we are to be so,

the more likely we are to drive off scot-free.

They've hired Jackson to haul a truck and my steel

to the scrap yard to be crushed at the same time.

So the plan is, we're going to meet us down the road and we're going to pull off

and meet these guys and just pull the switch and then take the dummy steel and

the truck to the scrap yard to be scrapped.

The good steel's going to go on our truck and go home with us.

It's on now, you're driving.

All right, that's the hood, no turning back.

What's the hood?

I can call it.

What do you do this?

Yeah, I'm ready to do it.

Let's roll.

We still got to be careful.

We've got to be quick.

Ain't no turning back now.

You're right about 10.

It's all.

Just got real, yeah, I should just get real.

That's how you do it.

Good to see you again.

What you guys picking up?

Going to pick a back truck and that's steel.

Okay, I'm opening up.

All right.

Do not run up and hug the steel.

How you want us to do this, Brent?

Let's grab that steel and put it back of the truck.

We'll strap it down, didn't we load the truck up?

All right, let's do this.

Man, that's pretty.

There you go.

Down behind her.

Got it.

Yeah.

All right, we got everything.

All right.

Yeah.

All right.

You guys hit the truck.

Yeah, I'll be there about 30 minutes.

I'll meet you there.

30 minutes.

All right, man.

Thank you.

We'll see you there.

Yeah, we got it.

We got it.

That went good.

That went good.

All right, guys, we got a problem.

What?

He says he's going to make us start in 30 minutes.

What?

Yeah.

What are we going to do?

He is.

Yeah.

We got a roll.

We got no time.

We don't have enough time to do what we got to do.

What we're going to do is something.

We're going to have to do it quick.

That's for sure.

That's right.

It's a little over a 20 minute drive there.

What's good?

Yeah.

What are we going to do?

Whenever we do it, we've got to do it with it quick.

240 gallons.

That's a good order.

Well, hopefully it ain't newspaper cleavors because we wish to do.

Hey, I'll have some of them 50 years from now.

Oh, well, I'll have some newspaper article cleavings from where I went to prison.

There's newspaper cleavings.

Where I went to with a sold-off shotgun.

Yeah, there was an order.

Yeah, certified hand can.

Why don't I just have a pistol?

Well, if you're going to do something illegal, make it damn as illegal as possible.

Man, this ain't good, John.

Even if we do make this swap, there's no way what we made.

It's going to pass for that one.

He knows what that thing looks like.

We was just trying to pull the gauge to scrap your.

As luck would have it as we're pulling out of the impound yard,

the officer says he's going to meet us down there in 30 minutes.

We don't have a half an hour to meet Paige and Henry.

Pull the swap and get to the scrap yard before the officer does.

One thanks for sure.

If this cop gets here and he sees this dumb, it's still we're going to jail

because he's going to know instantly it's not the same still.

What are we going to do here, John?

I know what we're going to do.

We're going to go down here.

We're going to swap with some of bits out.

We're going to go through with the plan because we've already got it out planned out.

We've already got on the gear.

We're on the road.

We're going to make it happen and we're going to get my steel back fast as possible.

We've got to swap that out.

Then we've got to get to the scrap yard and hopefully get

this still off and get it crushed before that cop gets there.

That's the only way it's working.

Henry.

We're fixing to pull on in.

Henry, the officer's going to meet us down here so we really got to hurry up.

All right, we're ready for your photo.

You just think done.

My bow is nervous as a cat on a hot 10 roof right now.

Serious, serious change of plans here.

What's this about the cop?

So we said a cop is going to be there?

Yeah, he said 30 minutes.

He'd see it said to don't scratch y'all.

Geez.

I'm doing a 80 stress.

You all got it?

Yeah.

You're sitting there and easy.

Come on, man.

Let's go.

I'm trying to strap it down, Josh.

I'm trying.

I'm trying to nod.

I don't care what you got.

Give me a second.

I'm going.

I'm going.

Meet your back at the ranch.

She's good.

She's good.

I'm going to get in.

Get in, get in, get in.

Let's roll.

Go, go, go, go.

Put the paddle on the metal branch.

Let's get it in.

What do you think about the cop when I show up?

Do they normally come with y'all, Brit?

Man, every now and then, they'll show up.

But I don't want something like this.

It may be different, because it's a stealing problem.

Yeah.

One way or another, we've got to pull this off, y'all.

Hopefully so.

So, now we're here.

All right, we're pulling in now.

All right, let's go, Tommy.

Let's go, Samuel.

Let's get this steal on strap, Josh.

Y'all got it on strap.

Yeah, yeah, we got it on strap.

She's ready to roll.

He's got her.

Good to go.

There we go.

All right.

You got the paddle on that, Josh.

We made it.

We made it for the cop got here, too, boss.

Before the cop got here.

All right, so I might put a new car here.

All right, man, I know problem.

Somehow or another, we were able to pull this thing off.

We got the dumbest steal crochets.

He didn't pay his drove off with my steal into the sunset.

It's going off.

How are we doing?

Yeah, I only got this dealt with.

Whoa, man, I got her done.

Nobody went to jail.

Man, it's a win-win.

Oh my god, my blue lines.

These cop cars through the trees, blue lights on in front of the diagram speak easy.

We need to go through that door tomorrow and go get what's on.

This is the damn 10-sax you've bought.

As much weed as JB's been able to source, we could make a lot of money with it.

All right, we get JB running in whiskers through that match.

You'll be something fast liquor you ever seen.

All right.

Well, the liquor, boss.

The way we built this bed, it hides the liquor.

Good.