(intense music)
- Are you...
You got stuck in there?
- My thighs are too big.
(screaming)
- The monster...
It ate my leg.
(screaming)
- Hi, SOTY family. What is up, guys?
It is a Friday the 13th,
which means that there's probably some spooky things
going to be happening today.
And if you didn't notice,
I am somewhere different than our house.
I am in our new fifth wheel.
Hi, Duncan. Are we camping today?
Are we camping?
We are camping at beautiful Bear Lake.
And yes, I know that that water is so blue
that it does not look like a lake.
It looks more like an ocean.
But here in Utah,
the water in Bear Lake is super clear,
super blue, and super warm.
I'm getting ready to meet the rest of the family
who is down at the lake, boating, tubing,
having a great time.
I wanted to show you guys a quick little snippets
of what I've...
How I've decorated our toy hauler,
so I've added a few touches to it.
And there's our bedroom. So amazing.
I love this thing. It is super comfy.
We fit perfectly,
but you don't come to Bear Lake
to just hang out in a trailer.
It's time to do some swimmin'.
What are you doing?
- Digging a hole all the way to the lava.
- [Jamie Yeager] Digging a hole all the way to the lava?
- There's lava down here. You do not wanna touch it.
- [Jamie Yeager] I don't wanna touch it?
Okay. I won't.
Looks like a bunch of mud to me.
- I'm digging right out of the lava.
- Cheese.
- [Man] What are you saying?
(water splashing)
- Wait for me!
(water splashing)
- [Jamie Yeager] Have you found the lava yet?
- No.
- Nope.
- Well, there goes Stephen.
He'll be boating the rest of the day.
Are you having fun?
- Yeah. I'm playing the (indistinct).
- [Jamie Yeager] Okay. So what is going on?
- So we buried my legs.
- [Jamie Yeager] You buried your leg?
- (indistinct)
- That deep, really?
- Yeah.
- [Jamie Yeager] All right. You better figure out
to get unstuck before the water rises.
Just joking. What?
- I wasn't even standing.
Pranked ya.
- [Jamie Yeager] Good job.
Go, Jordyn!
All right.
So Jordyn actually did really, really well on the kneeboard.
So now it is Payton's turn.
Let's see if she can do just as good as Jordyn did.
All right. There she goes.
Go, Payton!
(indistinct)
Whoo, Payton!
Good job. Gettin' good.
Whoa. Good job. How was it?
- It was so fun.
I only fell once.
- [Jamie Yeager] You only fell once?
How was it, Jordyn?
- Fun.
- [Jamie Yeager] Is it awesome?
- Yeah.
- All right.
It looks like we are going to be getting a bird's-eye view,
like up close and personal of Taylor going to ride this,
which means I'm getting on the back of the sea-doo.
Hopefully, I don't fall off with this camera.
And I'm gonna film Taylor going on the back of this thing.
I'm gonna have to walk through the cold water,
and it's freezing.
All right. Are you ready, Taylor?
Whoo!
(upbeat techno music)
You almost did it.
Well, you did do it.
You did great.
(upbeat techno music)
Good job, Taylor. You did pretty awesome.
I'd say you're a pro.
All right. Taylor's done.
And now it's Jordyn's turn.
Are you ready, Jordyn?
Hopefully she's ready.
(upbeat techno music)
- That was the longest I've ever done.
- [Jamie Yeager] Is that the longest?
You held your hands in the air for a long time.
That was cool.
(upbeat techno music)
Here comes Payton.
Woo-hoo!
(bright upbeat music)
You were on that thing forever
doing all kinds of tricks.
My girls are pretty awesome.
What has happened to you?
- [Man] Tell her you're not ready yet.
- Oh, you're not ready yet.
I'll go away and come back when it's way better.
Oh my goodness. It's a mermaid buried in the sand.
All right. Well, it looks like we're going to go to dinner.
So bye, Parker.
Yes. You're stuck forever.
Bye.
Should we leave her, Blakey?
Should we leave her?
- No.
- [Jamie Yeager] She had to think about it for a second.
Oh no, she's breaking free.
Breaking free.
She has legs.
What happened?
What happened to your fin?
(indistinct)
- [Jamie Yeager] You are so big.
What? Did the same thing happen to you.
- I did it.
- [Jamie Yeager] Why does this keep happening?
- I did it.
- You did it? I believe it.
All right. We have a ranger full of
sandy, muddy, dirty kids.
Let's go eat dinner.
What?
- It is delicious.
- I got a chicken alfredo pizza, and delightful.
What in...
Did you really just did...
You got stuck in there?
- My thighs are too big.
- [Jamie Yeager] How are you gonna get out?
We're gonna have to call the fire department
to get you outta here.
- Start walking-
- [Jamie Yeager] Start twisting.
Start twisting yourself out.
What?
Stephen, are these your friends?
- Zach, are you gonna break yourself another-
- [Jamie Yeager] They're not very bright.
- Zach, are you gonna break another bone
or one of these things?
- Probably.
(indistinct)
- [Jamie Yeager] Stephen, are you next?
- Yes. - I'm next.
- [Jamie Yeager] Oh, you're next?
(Zach screaming)
- I'll be the (indistinct) 'cause I'm so small.
- Guys, I just found the craziest story.
If you traveled to Bear Lake in Utah on a quiet day,
you might catch a glimpse of the Bear Lake monster.
The monster looks like a huge brown snake,
and is nearly 90 feet long.
- It's bigger than this tree.
It has ears that stick out
from the side of its skinny head
and a mouth big enough to eat a man.
- Ew!
- Ew, that's gross.
- [Jamie Yeager] According to some,
it has small legs and it kind of scurries
when it ventures out on land.
- Wait, it goes on land?
- [Jamie Yeager] But in water, watch out.
It can swim faster than a horse can gallop.
Keep your eyes open at dusk.
- What does that mean?
- Dusk is right now.
- No, what does dusk mean?
(cricket sounds) - Right now.
- The time it is right now. - Right now.
- It's the time of day. It's the time of day.
- Oh, okay.
- Keep your eyes open at dusk,
and maybe you'll see it come out to feed.
Just be careful swimming in the lake,
or you might be its next meal.
(screaming)
- 'Kay. Let's go to the lake.
- Wait, what?
- All right, so we snuck down to the beach,
and we need to dig a big hole.
My sisters think this Bear Lake monster's real,
so I'm about to get my leg eaten by this monster.
All right, keep digging.
All right. I think that's good enough.
Let's test it out.
So I just kneel down here.
(indistinct)
- (indistinct) little bit?
- Yeah. 'Cause I need to be higher,
so I can bend my leg.
(indistinct)
This does not feel good, so we need to hurry.
Bury it up.
There's no chance (indistinct).
My legs, they're burning.
(indistinct)
- My entire body right now.
- We might need more.
- Just add a little bit more.
- Does it look like I'm missing half of my leg?
- [Boy] I must stick sand up your pants.
- Please do not.
All right. That looks pretty good.
We just need one more thing.
All right, my legs are killing me.
Get my sisters, please.
(screaming)
The monster it ate my leg.
(screaming)
- Stephen, Stephen.
- The Bear Lake monster.
It got my leg.
(grunting)
- What is that?
- [Girl] It's blood. - It's blood.
- Blakey, it ate my leg.
Help me.
Blake.
Help me.
It hurts so bad.
- Is it real blood?
- [Stephen Yeager] I can't move.
- This isn't blood.
- Is that hot sauce?
- C'mon. I've seen this on YouTube.
- My leg is literally gone, guys. Look at this.
- You know, it's fake.
I think I can see your toes.
- Where's my toe at?
- Right there.
- That's my knee.
- Stephen, we're not falling for it.
- Fine. Get me out of here.
(laughing)
- You know what I say.
I told you I see a toe.
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(bright music)