So far, I'm making good time.
Everything is strapped down well.
The road ahead looks clear.
It'll take an act of God to keep me away from this deadline.
[phone rings]
Hello? BUYER (ON PHONE): Hi, Jarrett.
This is [inaudible] here. - Yeah, man.
How are you?
BUYER (ON PHONE): Good.
Whoa, whoa, wait, wait.
You're saying I'm supposed to be there
before the other shipment?
I think that's Marc.
I knew Marc won the other bids.
So I figured I'd see him at the drop-off.
I just didn't know I had to be there before him.
This is impossible.
I'm screwed.
I'll do my best to get there before he does.
I mean, there's no way I can beat Marc.
He's-- he has considerably less miles to go than I do.
God, what does he want?
Hello?
Hey, buddy.
What's going on?
I really don't got time to jaw right now.
Having to ask Marc for a favor,
this is not the proudest moment of my life.
We're delivering to the same buyer.
And I picked up in Wisconsin.
You're in Kansas.
I mean, I'm supposed to get there
before you because of the way he's setting everything up.
Well, I guess you better hustle then.
Not my problem, Jarrett.
Not my problem.
Man, can you just do me a solid?
I really need you to slow down or stop or something
and let me get there before you do.
Hey, look, Jarrett, I can't help you, man.
Time's money, and I got to go.
What?
Now I got Jarrett asking me to wait longer?
I should make him unload [bleep]..
Actually, that's a pretty good idea.
Hey, man.
Jarrett, how you doing?
Well, not too good.
I guess I'm not going to beat you.
I got a deal for you.
Really?
You gotta offload my trailer.
I'm not doing [bleep].
$100 an hour seems like a raw deal.
But at this point, I don't any choice.
Hey, whatever I got to do, man.
If not, I'm going to lose a lot of money.
So I'm taking advantage a little.
Do I feel bad about it?
Not a bit.
I'll meet you in Lubbock.
I'll be there as soon as I can, man.
Oh, this is gonna be sweet.
I better hurry, or Marc's gonna get all the money
I make from this load.
Oh, my god.
That does not look good.
We got two loads.
Mine's gonna take a while to unload.
His is gonna to take forever to unload.
Lonnie?
Yeah.
I'm Jarrett.
Nice to meet you.
You keep that elk sitting there much longer,
someone's gonna drive by and put an arrow in him.
Hey, Marc, give it a rest.
I know what I'm doing.
Oh, sure.
We're gonna be here for two days while he
undoes all these bolts.
You sure you don't want to help me?
MARC: Not really.
All right.
They're ready to come off.
Take your time.
It's all money for me.
Let's just move it over there.
Right here on the--
Yeah.
OK.
Let's go right over here.
What do you think?
I think I better hurry or I might have
to give Marc every dime I make.
Yep, I like it there.
I better get some sunscreen.
I don't want to get sunburned.
Let's just set him by the guy with the boat.
There we go.
Put him like attacking the boat.
Man, let's check these things out and get paid.
I got a lot more work to do.
Well, they look good to me.
It's all there.
I appreciate it.
Well, good job, Jarrett.
Looks like you made it.
Now all you got to do is that over there.
[laughs]
I got to move fast.
You go ahead and pay me.
I'll help you.
We'll get it unloaded.
Well, you know the old Jarrett might have done that.
But the new Jarrett, he's got it took care of.
[laughs]
That's right, Marc.
I hired movers.
Who's the pro now?
It's amazing.
Give a kid a phone, and look what happens.
[laughs]
We got to get all this stuff off this trailer,
unload it out here.
[laughs] don't work too hard, man.
Did you find a good shady spot?
Yeah, got me a good little shady spot here.
2, go.
Right over here by the mailbox.
Keep going.
And that's how you do it.
You got a minute?
Let's go take a look.
I like it.
This guy, it's the most work he's done all day.
Yeah, perfect.
Well, what do you think?
Jarrett may have done all the heavy lifting.
Yeah, it turned out good.
But I'm still getting paid for this load.
Thanks for everything, man.
I'm glad we got this all here to you guys.
And I appreciate all the help today.
Thank you, sir.
And that's how you do it.
You did a hell of a job.
I guess it's time for me to eat some humble pie.
I didn't think you were gonna pull it off,
to be honest with you.
Yeah, I didn't either.
But it worked out pretty damn good.
You know, I'd like to maybe just sweeten this pot up.
Here's a little deal for you a little bit,
so I'll give you that.
Thank you, buddy.
Well, you did a great job.
And you know, I think maybe they're going to quit
calling you the rookie now.
You're starting to get it figured out.
I think old Roy would be proud of you.
Good guy.
[laughter]