[music playing]
NIK: Right now we're headed to a tractor trailer
that's been overturned in an exit ramp full of oranges.
This is going to be exciting.
I've got Jacob and Vern already on the scene.
Looks like it's gonna be right up here somewhere,
all this traffic stopping like this.
Yeah.
We're real close.
It's right there.
Right out in front of us.
He never made the curb.
Look at-- look at all look the carnage.
[sirens]
NIK (VOICEOVER): We've got to find out today if the juice is
going to be worth the squeeze.
Cleanup on aisle 3, baby.
Got a semi that took the off-ramp to go into a rest
area a little too fast.
Didn't make it.
Laid it over.
Drive is fine.
He didn't get hurt.
He made it out without a scratch.
It's always good when that happens.
Oh, man.
NIK(VOICEOVER): We have got to clean this mess up.
So oranges, little Halo oranges.
NIK (VOICEOVER): We have had some crazy stuff
throughout the years.
We had a load of dimes once going to the Mint.
There was people picking up money everywhere.
We've had fur coats.
We've had cigarettes.
We had an armed guard.
That was like a $2 million load of cigarettes.
But today we have oranges.
MAN: Obviously, we've got to get it unloaded.
We've got our team here.
We've got guys pushing the oranges
pushing back into another semitrailer with a pallet jack.
We've got guys moving all over the place trying
to get all this stuff done.
This guy probably had the oranges California,
get them to the stores there on the East Coast.
Looks like he's been in a wreck before.
White hood, white door, gold truck.
I hope like heck he's got insurance cause if someone's
having to piece one together, that
means they're light on their maintenance,
light on everything else.
So hopefully they ain't light on their insurance.
They dang sure ain't light on the right front pedal.
I'm gonna go up here and talk to the driver
and see if we can find current insurance verification.
If not, we're out all the manpower and the hours
out here.
We get nothing.
We're bound by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
When they call us, they don't have insurance,
it doesn't matter.
We still got to clean the wreck up.
The law says that when people don't have insurance,
we get to hold onto their trucks and the cargo for collateral.
Hey, brother.
Do you have-- do you have current insurance?
No, that one's expired.
It expired on 3/19.
That expired 1/17/20.
NIK (VOICEOVER): If this driver doesn't have insurance,
we can't pay our people.
We either get the cargo, or we get the car,
which the car's been crashed.
We really don't want it.
And who needs 44,000 pounds of oranges?
I really don't want to be in the produce business.
We're not sure what we're gonna do.
So far, no luck.
Hopefully his boss has something on file or something.
We don't want to have nothing to do with these oranges.
We want to get them up and out of here and get our paycheck.
We'll use that up front.
We'll use these around back.
Right now, we're waiting to see if this guy has insurance.
But we can't stop.
We've got to keep working.
We've got to get the road open.
We're not going to get caught sleeping on the job.
No, sir.
We're going to hook up to our hookup points.
We're going to take our tow trucks,
get some good spikes on the bottom.
We're going make this baby stand right up.
Pull down on it right there, Leonard,
so I can pull it through there.
That'll work.
We got good confirmation.
We're good on insurance.
All right!
So that's a good sign, right?
Good man.
Payday.
NIK: So we got about six pallets left.
And then we'll be ready to stand this booger up.
It oughta come together pretty quick,
and we'll get out of here.
Pull on your green now.
Now your blue.
Easy.
[crash]
Whoo!
How about that?
Huh? - I like that.
That make you feel good?
Huh? - Yeah.
That was great.
I like it.
NIK: We're gonna separate it.
We're gonna take the tractor then take the trailer.
That way we're sure that nothing is messed up on the rear end.
Everything seemed to go good.
And I am so glad that we confirmed they have insurance
because if they didn't have insurance,
we'd have been in the produce business.
And I am not in the orange juice business.