Previously, on "Below Deck Med"...
Primary is Brittany Brauer, former fashion model...
- Oh... - Don'’t!
- Don'’t... - Forget your life!
Whoever you bang, it'’s gonna cause a lot of issues.
I'’m single, Joe's single,
Ellie'’s single, you can'’t call dibs.
You give zero [bleep]'’s breaking girl code.
It'’s like belittling.
I can'’t----ing believe this.
This Bri situation is getting out of control.
When we'’ve dropped off, then I'’ll address it.
My boyfriend, his actions are slowly pushing me away.
It'’s definitely making me realize
Nathan'’s kind of there for me.
It'’s not engaging.
This windlass isn'’t grabbing.
Gears on a windlass look like teeth.
When one is broken, the clutch doesn'’t engage
to bring the chain back on board.
So we'’re having a difficult time trying to haul the anchor.
Deck crew...
You'’ve got to turn off the batteries.
There'’s no way to jump-start it?
We'’re going to use the port windlass to haul the anchor up.
Watch it snap.
What a disaster.
Macarons? Literally all I want for breakfast.
There'’s more macarons.
We'’re going to be in Paris by tonight.
- We'’re flying to Paris tonight. - Oh, really?
Captain, tender is waiting
to have enough charge to start the engines.
Can you stay with the tender and communicate with me?
- Copy. - Thank you.
That was a bit hectic.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ivon, Ivon.
Can you come to the bridge?
I'’ve never had to leave an anchor on purpose
because a windlass didn'’t work.
We tried to tie a line on, haul the anchor in by hand.
It didn'’t work.
Option two is we leave our anchor,
have someone come and retrieve it.
It'’s a risk to leave our anchor.
Very expensive piece of equipment.
Hopefully it'’s still there when we return.
The weather is here.
I have to get these clients back to the dock.
We don'’t really have an option.
Anchor shaft isn'’t working,
so we'’re going to have to leave the anchor.
We put the buoy on it, get the divers,
get it transported back to the marina,
and then we install it there because we need our anchor.
Did you want a coffee?
Great.
- They love the benedict. - Wonderful. Thank you.
Bitch, why did you ever think you lost your groove?
This wind is insane.
I hope I can go in.
Did you have somewhere you had to be, Trishelle?
We have to, like, host people at our house.
- Is your flight this afternoon? - Yeah.
It'’s at 3:00.
You'’re not going to make that flight.
But now it'’s too windy to transport the guests back.
Thanks for trying.
We'’ve got to get back to dock so they can get off.
I know. Windlass is... it'’s like the pin'’s broke inside,
so that top, it'’s not spinning, so it can'’t engage the chain.
That sounds like a long fix.
It'’s----ed.
Oh, my God, I'’ve got guests that are going to miss
flights and I'’ll bet ya it'’s not economy.
I think I'’ve got to distract them
and keep them entertained.
Are we really, like, running late?
This isn'’t a joke?
We'’re just extending our stay.
I would love that.
- You sure about that? - The anchor isn'’t...
We can'’t pull it up, so I think we'’re just leaving it here.
For souvenir for the fish?
No, someone will collect it.
We'’re not making that flight.
He'’s a pilot for Delta, we'’ll be fine.
- He'’s a pilot. - Ah...
I'’ll get drinks and make it up to you.
- Yay! - Iain to the bridge.
- Copy.
Do you want to jump into laundry?
Copy.
Okay.
I need you to find the largest fender.
Let'’s put on it. reflective tape,
so we need to get started on that.
Copy.
And also, I need a tender launch.
- Copy. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, no. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, no. - Okay.
I wanted to give her all of it.
So we'’re going to blow up two big fenders and...
- Drop it? - Drop the chain.
Happy day. Let'’s get that done, bro.
ing hell.
Nathan, can you come help me lift the tender?
I just took some visual aids.
Yes, we need two of those.
Wrap that one.
We'’re putting reflective tape around the buoy
that'’s holding our chain.
If you'’ve seen the movie "Jaws," they did the same thing
so they could see where the shark was.
Hopefully, it works out better for us.
I'’m clueless.
♪ Guests are leaving. These guests are leaving ♪
♪ Hey
Have you ever dropped the anchor on a yacht?
No.
So what'’s going on?
We are not sinking.
- We'’re not sinking. - That is the good news.
So our anchor, we have to leave here because our windlass broke.
So we got to put a flashing light on it.
Then we'’re taking off.
So we'’re legitimately not making our flight?
- No. - Don'’t worry about it.
I feel like it'’s extending our vacation a little bit.
I'’m okay with that.
- I'’ll be on bridge. - Okay, well, you keep trying.
First, I got to get a buoy on that anchor.
You can give me the other one and you can go down.
I'’ll bring it closer to you.
Hey.
You need a regular line.
- Like an actual docking line. - Yeah.
Hi, how are you?
We'’ve had a problem with one of the anchors.
So that'’s why we haven'’t left yet.
Quite behind schedule.
Just want to start picking things off the table.
Off to a flying start.
Bring it to the back.
I have no idea what'’s going on.
I'’m going by Captain Sandy'’s words.
She says hold or pull or whatever she'’s saying.
I'’m doing it.
We'’re going to give them the line on the swim platform.
This has happened often that we'’ve lost an anchor?
No, never.
And then there'’s your line.
I might go down and talk to Bri.
No stress.
- You okay? - Yes.
- Awesome. - Are you okay?
It'’s taking so long.
Because you'’ve actually had time
to sort the laundry and everything.
Yeah.
I mean, even Ellie organized this side
to make it look tidy again.
Good.
Now I'’m glad that they're not fighting right now.
But ever since Bri hooked up with Joe,
Ellie and Bri, they'’re letting this petty drama
infiltrate the interior.
Bri'’s attitude, she'’s starting to get
a little bit disrespectful.
Everything is he said, she said.
And they'’re both so convincing.
When the provisions came, Ellie was like,
stop calling the shots.
You'’re the third stew, basically.
Kind of power tripping a little bit.
After charter, I'’m having a meeting to broker a truce.
I don'’t actually care anymore who said what,
we just have to make a truce.
- Are these to go up? - Yeah.
Yeah.
We'’re not starting yet.
All right, Joe, I'’m done here now.
It was like two hours out here, probably about two hours back.
Nathan, you got it?
- Fender on the boat. - Okay, lovely.
I'’m going to start dropping the lines here.
Sweet. Go ahead.
So you want me to tie this to the chain?
Yeah.
I'’m here to help expediting.
No, it'’s okay. I got it.
I know you got it, but I was sent here to help.
Oh, okay.
Wait. Oh, no.
What did I spill on me?
- Got lipstick. - Dang.
I need to get these guests back.
Six.
Three.
How did this boat function?
Thank you. Thank you, Aesha.
Copy that.
This is pretty wild. We'’re stranded.
This has been----ing scary.
You'’re free to drop the anchor.
We need to take a step back.
If this anchor chain hits you or hits the boat,
someone can get hurt if not die.
Drop the anchor.
Mother----er.
Jesus Christ.
You'’re free to drop the anchor.
Drop the anchor.
Mother----er.
Not every day you get to do that.
Great. I'’m going to move to the bridge.
- This is crazy. - Yeah.
- This is a first for me. - Right?
Captain, we are lifting the tender.
Let'’s go. Time is of essence right now.
The wind is getting worse. We'’re at 33 knots.
Forecast is up to 60 knots. That'’s a lot of wind.
We need to get back to the dock.
Otherwise, I will not be able to dock this vessel in this wind.
Captain, captain, that is the tender on board.
ETA to the dock is two hours.
Appreciate you all.
- Morning. - I just heard the commotion.
Yeah.
And I was like, holy crap, maybe I should come up.
The windlass stopped working.
So they decided to drop the anchor.
- Holy sh--. - Oh my God, are we moving?
I'’m just going to have more mimosas and be like, "hi, guy!"
Let'’s get the packing over with.
I don'’t know who these shorts belong to.
They were here.
Okay.
Hi, this is Captain Sandy from motor yacht Mustique.
We had to leave our anchor at our last anchorage.
Right.
We need hydraulic technicians at the dock.
Okay.
And then we'’re also going to need a retrieval team
to go back and get our anchor
and bring it back to the vessel
to help us load it back on board.
Thank you.
So much ridiculousness.
All fit in one little tiny box.
Yeah. Yeah.
I could start a whole modeling agency in the Mediterranean.
You'’re dirty. Look at you.
How are you?
Very good.
Another night out tonight?
Suck on my finger.
No, you'’re dirty.
Okay.
So what is tonight like the next outfit?
I don'’t know. I need to figure something out.
I think I might dress only with two colors.
Two colors.
Okay. What are the colors?
- Blue and white. - Okay.
I see Ellie and I'’m like, wow, oh wait, I'’m doing a job.
Change it up a bit, you know.
Yeah. Why not? Have fun.
I'’ve been playing the long game.
Yeah. Thanks, Iain. Appreciate you.
Pleasure.
No.
Look at my B.F.F. on the boat.
I'’ve got you something.
Bringing me laundry.
I almost packed my suitcase, you know,
after the sh--ty second charter.
I think now I can put all the Givenchy back
in my closet, honey.
The first year in architecture school,
I had professors that would light someone'’s model
on fire because they thought it was so sh--.
I think my training has definitely conditioned me
to improve with criticism.
It'’s made me stronger.
- I'’ve got shorts for you. - Thank you.
This wind is insane.
Motor yacht Mustique, we'’re just outside the breakwater.
We'’d like permission to enter the harbor, over.
- Here we go. - Is that Prosecco?
Were your guys'’ bags ready to be taken from your cabin?
- Yeah. - I'’m going in.
You better get ready.
Copy.
Girls, we can take the bags out of the cabins now.
Copy.
We got this.
She'’s getting in here.
- No way, you guys. - There'’s no way.
We are clear of ground lines, port quarter.
It'’s a lot of boat to hold in the wind.
Do you want to get another fender on there?
Yes.
To dock in this weather is going to be----ing scary.
Bro.
Oh, this is rough.
Guys on the bow, you'’re going to have to
drop the big fender lower to be in line with the dock.
Copy that, mate.
Hi!
Guys, you need to drop that big fender down,
please, on starboard side.
Drop the big fender down on starboard side.
Come on.
This kid, man.
It'’s taking him too long to get the fender secured.
I have wind on my beam.
I can'’t keep holding this vessel off the dock.
If that fender isn'’t down, we could slam the dock.
I could damage the boat.
Tighten the lines. Tighten the lines.
Keep going, keep going, keep going,
keep going, keep going.
We are blowing onto the dock.
Yeah, stay down. - ing over.
Jesus Christ.
That'’s a mess, bro.
Hello.
Bro, take up slack. Take up slack.
On the drum.
No, you can take it up by hand.
- You ready? - Yeah, go.
That'’s starboard spring line on.
Finally.
Nate is the bow guy.
Start with learning how to tie a line, a fender.
He'’s my contact for the bow till you learn.
- He has more knowledge. - Yeah.
It just means you have to learn a little more.
Yeah.
Iain, Iain, can you come to the bridge?
Look at the boys. They'’re so funny.
They'’re such men. They have to see.
That is a really sweet boat.
- Hello, Cap. - I got a question for you.
Yes.
Are you thinking about choosing a lead deckhand?
Well, I chose Joe as lead deckhand in the beginning
because he just has experience.
He'’s very good at guiding people.
I'’m going to make you lead deckhand
because you have the most experience
if I'’m not around for sure.
If you guys are happy with that, too.
- Nice one, bro. - Of course.
No, I'’ve never had the lead deck position.
He'’s just good at running the team.
I didn'’t know you chose. I had no idea.
I'’ve docked this boat a few times.
I'’ve watched Nate work circles around him.
Joe'’s a great talker.
So maybe that'’s why you thought that.
So I think you need to reassess experience.
This is clearly an oversight on Iain'’s part.
He should have informed me before making this decision.
Joe, in the last few dockings, I always have to correct him.
You started using the windlass before I was finished.
You can'’t do that.
If Iain would have taken the time to read the CVs,
he would have seen that Nathan has
a lot more experience than Joe.
That'’s a red flag.
In the future, always run it by me,
but Joe does not have the experience when I dock.
So Nate'’s my bow guy.
- For sure. - Excellent. Thank you.
All crew, guest departure.
Meet on the dock in your whites.
Where'’s my----ing trousers?
- Bri! - What?
We have no trousers.
Okay, wait. Here'’s one pair.
- Are they yours? - Put them on anyway, lad.
The Grand Exit.
Guys, she'’s going out in style.
Super cute color.
Yeah.
Joe. Today, I'’m making a decision between two outfits.
One'’s like a lace dress.
And the other one is like a bodysuit.
Maybe I should go with the bodysuit.
- I concur. - Yeah.
- We'’re doing bodysuit. - Bodysuit tonight.
Bye, you guys. See you later.
My ship crush.
Thank you so much.
- Allie. - Aesha.
You'’re adopted. We'’re initiating you.
I'’m so sorry I got you back to the dock late.
Sandy, we love you.
You run a tight, perfect ship.
And we love it.
And anyway, Aesha, you want to...
Oh, yeah.
That is chunky.
If I was these charter guests, I wouldn'’t even leave a tip.
...they'’re rich. They don'’t care, do they?
- Love you all so much. - Thank you so much.
Bye.
Today was challenging.
I'’m going to radio call you for the tip meeting.
- Copy. - Let'’s change.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh! - Ah!
Girls, girls...
All right. Nice.
So, all cushions on sundeck can be packed away.
Let'’s go, girl.
Good job.
- There you go. - Yay!
Oh, no.
Bro, that'’s some cringey.
Oh, I'’ll deal with it.
I just practically got demoted.
Just have some good laughs and some good energy around me.
Should we sit on this one? It looks nice and comfy.
I can sit on here.
- Oh, amazing. - Happy days.
Oh, my God.
Well done on this trip, you guys.
I'’m so pleased.
We were lucky because the guests were so lovely.
But I feel like we nailed it as well.
Yeah.
You guys lost your focus for a little bit
because of your own personal issues.
But I think it'’s just important to remember
to say things with respect and kindness.
It bothers me if anybody'’s putting out there
that I'’m disrespecting people,
like that'’s something I have a huge issue with.
I just felt like sometimes you didn'’t take my feelings
- into consideration as well. - Okay.
But it'’s also, we don't have the time to be like
overly sensitive about every single word
and like, you know, halfway into tears
if somebody tells you, oh, you just need to fix this.
Well, this meeting'’s off to a good start.
Coming up...
What'’s with Nathan and Gael?
We'’re on a boat, we're busy, we just need to get things done.
We don'’t have the time to be overly sensitive
about every single word.
Halfway into tears, if somebody tells you,
oh, we just need to fix this.
But I think we are all very different personalities
in a small team,
so I think you can be conscious
of how someone'’s taken something.
I need to be allowed to be the person that I am as well.
In a team environment, you can'’t say,
like, I'’m me, you have to take it.
We just can'’t keep blowing things
out of proportion at all times, it'’s exhausting.
So why don'’t we just squash it now?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
From now on, let'’s all just really watch
how we speak to each other.
And how we take things also.
Yeah, but first of all, I just want everyone
to watch how they speak to each other
to be the best team that we can be.
Thank you so much, Aesh.
So let'’s just keep getting better.
Let'’s just squash it and move on.
Can we all love each other now?
Yeah.
I'’ve got to be honest,
I don'’t feel like it actually is fully resolved.
All I can do at this point is keep an eye on them
and hope that this situation doesn'’t escalate.
If it does, I'’m going to have to get Captain Sandy'’s help
to address these problems '’cause I'm at my wits end.
- Hello, Captain. - Hi, welcome.
I'’ll get you the chief.
I feel like I'’m on my phone all the time now.
- Is he giving you sh--? - Yeah.
Ionel, Ionel, we have the engineers here for the windlass.
All crew, all crew, let'’s meet
in the bridge deck salon for a tip meeting.
- Yay! - Copy.
Wait, where am I going?
Okay.
So this charter was difficult.
First, our windlass is getting repaired,
and then we'’re having our anchor brought to us.
- Great. - Especially you guys on deck.
I know it'’s never easy, but to me,
that'’s part of your character is remaining teachable, right?
So Nathan is the bow guy.
Aesha, you'’re doing a good job.
Jono, we always improve from charter to charter.
Good tip. It is $25,000,
$2,000 per person, 1,800 euros per person.
Have fun tonight.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Yay!
- Let'’s get ready. - I'’ll go get changed.
Thank you very much.
We need a drink, eh?
This feels Mediterranean.
Where did I put mine?
- Sorry, babe. - No worries.
All right.
Okay, under my phone. What the [bleep]?
Just get yourself together.
Yes, I'’m trying. I'’m trying.
They'’re not going to leave without us.
In the beginning, I thought Ellie
could possibly be a friend,
but now all trust is gone,
and I guess I'’m just going to have to look out for myself.
What do you think? Was this a good choice?
Yes.
Joe, [bleep] it, let'’s go.
Me and Bri can battle it out.
- Gorgeous, babe. - Thank you.
It'’s quite... good.
All right, let'’s go.
I'’m really looking forward to a night out.
I think this night out is going to be really interesting.
Okay, girl. Bitch, I'’m ready to party, okay?
It was a few things that built up.
It doesn'’t matter now.
I'’m not going to rehash the whole----ing story.
But everyone'’s kind of still stressed out with each other
in the interior, so I don'’t know what'’s about to go down,
but all I know is that I'’m going up.
Woo-hoo!
- Let'’s go! - Woo!
All right, let'’s go.
Let me buy you a drink.
- It'’s so weird. - Yeah.
It is.
I shouldn'’t be having to ask a deckhand to leave my girls alone
because they can'’t control their reactions to things.
But I'’m at that point where I'’m like,
I'’m gonna----ing try anything.
It'’s for the best.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
I know.
I'’m a person of few words.
No, I mean, no, me too.
I just, I'’m a person of few words,
but also like, I feel like I'’m not connecting with everyone
as much as I would like to
because I'’m just thinking about so many other things.
If you want to connect with people,
you ask them about them, and then you listen.
But you mean like, direct?
I don'’t think that's the way to go about it.
No?
Sh--.
You still on your red bull?
I like downed mine, as soon as I got it,
just to like get it going.
My mom did offer me like dance lessons when I was young,
but I had so many other sports.
My normal environment is,
we'’re called to do some like crazy breakdance moves
and stuff like that.
My body suit is working very well on the wrong person.
In Spain, my friend and I catch waves and stuff.
This place is sick though,
like reminds me of a jungle party I went to in Thailand.
This is a torture method.
It'’s a version of waterboarding, just with words.
So what have you been talking about?
This situation.
You'’re cool, you make me laugh.
Exactly. So what can get worse?
Hello.
Just for example, now if you say
let'’s go upstairs...
- And you don'’t want to. - And I don'’t want to
- how would you feel? - Then fine.
Right now I don'’t want to.
Okay, then that'’s okay.
Joe and Bri...
Yeah.
What do we do?
What we'’re doing the long line
and you'’re wanting to swim around.
- What'’s with Nathan and Gael? - It'’s going to happen.
Then we chucked it underneath, the swim platter, remember?
Nothing.
Oh...
It is what it is.
- Woo! - Let'’s go!
I'’m so----ing tired.
What'’s going on?
A bit breezy in here.
Oh!
Let'’s go, ladies.
What?
This is the last time.
Listening to Iain, talking my ears off.
What?
Is it?
I'’m sorry.
Hey!
You can.
Umm...
I liked it, but at the same time... oh, [bleep].
I don'’t think her boyfriend's going to be too happy.
But [bleep] that guy.
Hi, yes, it'’s Captain Sandy.
You were able to retrieve it?
That'’s amazing. Thank you very much.
That'’s great.
What did you do last night?
Nothing.
Yeah.
Uh-oh.
Holy sh--.
I'’m getting the news report, wildfires are burning
a couple hours from the marina.
This is the first time in my career
that I'’ve dealt with wildfires.
First and foremost, it is so sad
when you think about how these people are suffering,
the smoke in particular.
It'’s not really close to the boat yet,
but according to the news report,
it'’s getting closer through the day,
and we need to get off the dock
before we have a problem.
Why are you such a mess?
Morning. Hi.
Are you ready to rock and roll?
Yes.
This is interesting.
Today, give the teak a nice rinse,
and please remember to wash the crane.
So, Bri'’s going to jump into cabins.
- Yeah. Awesome. - Awesome.
Let'’s go.
Oh, sorry, I missed. I'’m not in sync today.
No, you'’re fine.
So it begins.
- Hey, Captain. - Hey, the fires are crazy.
They'’re like north of Athens.
Wow.
So I wish we could just take off now,
but I think leaving our clients at the dock
- wouldn'’t be a good thing. - No, definitely not.
Yeah.
Iain, Iain.
We have the anchor delivery on the starboard bow.
- Copy. - We got the anchor.
Thank God.
Divers. They go down with airbags and they float it up.
Now to put the chain back on board.
You put a line through the hawsepipe,
which is the hole that goes through the boat
where the chain travels through.
Chains about to enter the pocket.
Let'’s go.
Wrap that around the drum of the windlass
and then haul it in.
Smooth operation.
Captain, Captain.
That is the anchor in the pocket.
Thank you very much.
Have some.
Aesha, Jono, Iain, meet me in the crew mess
for preference sheet meeting.
Copy.
It'’s nice, nice, nice.
- Oh. - Yummy.
It'’s very yummy.
He doesn'’t want me.
Right. Charter number...
Four!
And this is going to be a shorter charter.
Cool.
Our co-primary charter guest,
Kacie and Quent Myers from Charleston, South Carolina,
exploring Europe for the first time.
They want to go all land excursion to walk around town
on a local island. Fun.
So we'’re going to go to Hydra.
It'’s difficult to dock there,
so the deck team needs to be on their A-game.
- Yeah. - Let'’s discuss that at the time.
- All right. - We got this.
Yeah, I'’m excited. It'’ll be busy, but it'll be fun.
Windy as [bleep], actually.
I don'’t know if going to sea would be too pleasant.
Ah! Sh--!
Sometimes you have to be hurt to feel better.
It'’s never nice hurting someone.
No, but sometimes you have to be selfish to be selfless.
That'’s good enough.
You don'’t have to do my washing.
I'’ll come do it when there'’s empty.
It'’s fine, because this is all.
- I'’m good. - Okay, thank you.
What'’s wrong?
Is this from him?
- Yeah. - Last night, no.
Texting is hard.
I just feel like a sh-- person.
Like, I feel like I'’m trying.
Do you feel like you'’re trying?
- Or do you feel like... - I do!
I feel like I'’m always on my phone.
What do you want?
Okay.
So maybe you guys need a break.
You'’re here and he's there.
And that you cannot change.
Do you want to be with him?
My boyfriend is such a good guy.
And he... I don'’t know.
I think I struggle, especially when I'’m tired and I'm working.
And I just feel like, like,
I just don'’t want to paint him in a bad way
- because he is actually... - Okay, that'’s not what I asked.
If he hated me, this would probably be a lot easier.
But I am torturing myself every day,
trying to keep this relationship up
when having a connection with someone else.
And when emotions are involved,
people do things that they wouldn'’t do
if they were watching themselves do it.
Growing up, I never got a "good job."
It was always, "you can do better."
But at the same time, I should reap the seeds I sow.
You know, they always go, like,
distance makes the heart grow fonder.
I feel like... I don'’t believe that.
Out of sight, out of mind, also.
I hate disappointing people.
Like, I don'’t want to break his heart, you know?
I think you guys should have a conversation
and be as honest and transparent as you can.
It might be hurtful,
but at least you can decide together.
Yeah.
- You'’re fine. - Do better.
Don'’t stress.
- Thank you. - Don'’t worry.
You got this. You got this.
Come on, wind.
You can'’t have this kind of wind, no rough seas.
- You okay? - Huh?
- You okay? - Yeah. I'’m good.
Hi, Cap.
So I have a question.
My laundry has a label on it.
- I saw that. - These don'’t.
It'’s not the first time the laundry'’s getting mixed up.
So this washing machine and this washing machine,
they'’re both Sandy's.
- Okay. - Bri, Bri.
Can you make sure that my shirts come back up?
- Okay. - This is not mine.
In all fairness,
the third stew'’s always at entry level.
I'’m not going to fire her for losing my shirt.
But this, we need to correct.
We'’re on charter four.
Bri needs to develop a system.
Okay.
All crew, provisions are here.
Copy, coming down now.
- You want help walk-up? - I'’ve got this.
Here'’s Johnny.
Just rest it on the counter for me please.
This one'’s ours. And this one'’s cheffy's.
Okay.
- Like it. - Like it.
Perfect. Thank you very much.
- Have a good day. - You too, sir.
Windy as [bleep], actually.
So we shall store them in the day head.
Morning, Captain Sandy.
The stuff that looks gray, never bring to my room.
- What is this? - I don'’t know.
That wasn'’t my clothes.
And there were some clothes that wasn'’t mine.
I need to ask Bri what happened. I'’m sorry.
Can you ask her where my clothes are?
- Yeah. I'’ll ask now. - Thank you.
Bri, Bri, Ellie.
Could you come to laundry for a second, please?
Did you say you wiped all the flats up here?
Yeah. I gave that a wipe.
Make sure your chamois is clean.
Yeah.
Bri, Captain Sandy'’s looking for her clothes.
For her clothes? They were in that washing machine.
Oh, okay. So that'’s her stuff there.
Okay.
I'’m not going to leave till the wind dies down.
Hopefully it'’ll blow all the smoke the other way.
Oh, holy sh--,
where did this breeze come from?
Yeah, man. It'’s windy.
It'’s going to be choppy.
Be careful. Things moving.
Okay. Maybe let'’s wait.
We may be delayed a little bit. It'’s a little rough.
So we can just get the guests on and just hang out a little bit?
Yeah, hopefully it will drop down.
But it does say that we just have to get out there.
I can'’t have a lot of wind
when I'’m trying to maneuver out of the slip.
I have to wait for a weather window.
We need to get off the dock before the fires
get closer and the smoke starts coming into the marina.
So we have to be ready when it'’s time.
Bri, Bri, can you meet me in the laundry?
Copy that. On my way.
All right. Let'’s go down the decks.
Yeah.
White shirt. Most of this stuff is Joe'’s.
Joe'’s.
Girls, girls, eat something while you'’re sitting down.
Yeah. Perfect. We'’re nearly done.
Where are my clothes?
Your clothes have been found,
they'’re in this dryer by themselves.
I'’ll fold them shortly and bring them to you.
- Good. - Yeah.
- Thank you. - No worries.
Appreciate it.
You really never shut up, do you?
off.
- And this? - Captain Sandy.
Captain Sandy. Is this all?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- That'’s her pile - Thank you, Ellie.
No worries.
Gonna eat some food.
Stinky cheese.
- Housekeeping. - Come in.
Where would you like me to put it?
- Just on the bed. - Okay.
All right. yeah, we'’re done.
Girl, get it.
It'’s charter four.
- Nathan and Gael. - Yeah.
There'’s four new fishing rods.
You guys can take charge of the fishing.
There are three other fishing rods.
Why is it so hard to get my clothes back?
Where'’s my captain's shirt?
Those were all pressed and hanging.
Sorry. Yeah, sorry.
I shouldn'’t be looking for my shirt.
I'’m dealing with the wind, the fires, the guests.
me. This can'’t happen.
- Yeah. - It'’s the last time.
Now I'’m gonna get pissed.
- Yep. - I want my clothes back.
I want my clothes back.
Dude, what the hell?
- Why my shirt? - Your white shirt?
My shirt. This is like the fifth time.
Someone'’s cabin has my shirt in it.
Oh, Jesus.
I'’m really sorry.
She'’ll pay attention now.
If anyone has a medium female white shirt.
All crew, meet on the dock in 15 minutes
in your whites.
Oh my goodness.
Joe, Joe, what'’s your location?
It'’s a main deck aft.
- Housekeeping. - Oh, thank you.
I'’m so, so sorry.
You need to change it up.
You'’ve got to fix this on this charter.
It won'’t happen gain.
I know it'’ll never happen again.
- I'’m sorry. - It'’s all right.
I'’m so torn on what to say
because I know I'’m making mistakes.
But I can'’t get it out of my head that, like,
Receipts, bitch.
Thanks, Cap.
There'’s just little things that I'’m starting to pick up on,
like equipment being left on decks.
People saying decks are complete
and then there'’s, they'’re not complete.
Did you say you wiped all the flats up, yeah?
Yeah, I give that a wipe.
Make sure your chamois is clean.
If we both work together,
I think we can get everyone on the same page.
Happy days. Let'’s smash it.
Nice one.
charismatic energy.
All crew, all crew. Guest arrival.
Copy, copy. Let'’s go.
All right, showtime!
It'’s 35 knots, almost 40 knots.
Holy smokes, it'’s hot out here.
Looks like it'’s going to rain.
You guys are my favorite people to be sweaty with.
It feels like Charleston, though.
We'’re like, we're home. That'’s fine.
Hi.
We'’re so excited.
- Welcome. - Kacie, thank you.
- Kacie. - Hi, Kacie, I'’m Aesha.
So nice to meet you!
I'’m such a hugger.
We'’re from Charleston. We'’re huggers.
- I'’m Nathan. - Hi, Nathan.
- Where are you from? - Ireland.
- Hello.
Welcome to motor yacht Mustique.
Aesha'’s going to show you around.
We'’re not going to depart immediately
- because the wind is insane. - Yeah.
I don'’t want to get you seasick on your first time out.
Thank you.
Welcome aboard.
Oh, this is beautiful.
- Woo! - This is the bridge deck aft
where we will be doing all of your meal services.
- Yay. - Thank you, sir.
This is the upper salon.
- I'’ll make all your drinks here. - Perfect.
I feel bad for the guy who had to carry your luggage, Ash.
Oh, [bleep].
That'’s all luggage on board. We can change into our reds.
It looks like smoke.
- Kill, baby. - Yas.
So Iain had a word with me about the watermark
and stuff like that.
I need to be a bit more on top of it.
Just work with me to do this.
I got your back.
But I'’m going to be doing it as well.
It'’s not like I can just delegate and not...
No.
Just like, don'’t be a dick.
Wow. Look at this view. This is great.
Girls, do you want to change into your polo?
Copy.
Iain, Iain. Come to the bridge.
Copy.
No----ing way.
- Is it going in here? - It'’s everyone all good.
That boat'’s tying up right here.
Oh, it is looking a lot better.
It is.
What the [bleep] do you do to own a boat like that?
There are no whitecaps anymore.
Some big Super Yacht just docked right in front of me.
Right now, the wind is getting worse
and we have a boat on our port side.
Another boat that just pulled in front of me.
Typically, I wouldn'’t take the risk to leave the dock,
but because we have so much smoke coming in,
I have to get this vessel off the dock,
so I'’m going to take the risk.
So my plan is we drop the lines.
I'’ll thrust off.
I want to come as close as that boat as I can,
because it'’ll blow me back on.
Aye, aye, cool, cool.
Thank you.
Is it actually a fire though?
Yeah, there'’s a fire over there.
Oh, yeah, that'’s definitely a fire.
I know.
Yeah, you can see it right there.
That'’s crazy.
We'’ve got to get the hell out of here.
#winning.
Deck crew, deck crew, prepare to depart.
We have our window. We need to leave right away.
Copy, Cap.
Oh my God, I'’m so excited that we can go.
- Is that happening? - Very soon.
Cap, that is the passerelle on board.
All lines free. All lines free.
Come on, quickly.
Come on, let'’s go, let's go.
Captain, all lines on board.
Oh, sh--.
We'’re off.
Look at how close we are.
Four meters to boat on port side.
It looks like we'’re going straight to those lines.
You got this, Cap.
Let me know when my stern is clear of the ground lines.
Two meters until clear of ground lines.
Just about to hit a $200 million yacht.
Closing in.
Look at the fire.
It is getting closer.
It'’s crazy.
You can see the fires over the hill.
I have clients on the boat and I can smell the ash.
It'’s on top of us.
I have to figure out how to get out.
There'’s six inches between the ground line,
the dock, and the other boats.
I'’m boxed in.
And if I make one wrong maneuver, this season'’s over.
Five meters on the bow. Five meters.
Now the back end is swinging to this one.
We got to leave.
We'’re closing in on ground lines.
If you can edge forward, not backwards.
We got to----ing go.