How's it going?
- How are you doing? - Brian.
Brian.
All right, what all are we hauling?
Pumping unit, separator.
It's pretty obvious, looking at this thing,
that it's way too tall.
We've got to tear the damn thing down.
You can't take it like that?
Not unless you're ready to pay every fine I get, smart ass.
Hey, Mitch, we got to tear it in half.
It's too high.
All right.
I have to know how I'm going to load my truck.
1, 2, 3, you're going to have three pieces.
Yeah.
If this kid wants his load today,
they've got to start moving their ass.
As close to this as we can get it.
And lay it right here.
Push in.
Set it down.
Start grabbing all chains and binders.
It's a perfect fit.
Even though it took all afternoon, we got it done.
You got it all loaded up?
Oh, yeah.
I'll see you later this evening?
I'm sorry, what?
This should have been delivered tonight.
There's no [BLEEP] way you're going to see me tonight.
My logbook says I stopped down in two hours.
That's all I got.
Due to this prick slow crew--
Unbelievable.
--the hours that I'm legally allowed to work today
are just about up. it's what?
Almost 8 o'clock?
Yeah.
We're done.
No, I got a crew waiting in Dallas.
End of conversation.
We're done.
I'm not risking my license or my business
because his crew took all day.
It'll be there by noon tomorrow.
It better.
If it's not there at noon tomorrow, $500 an hour.
Get me the address where this thing needs to be dropped off.
I'll give you the exact coordinates.
Tomorrow noon, otherwise, $500.
Bye.
[BLEEP] kids.
Hey, you see that?
Well, I can't believe that kid doesn't understand I've
got logbooks I got to go by.
I've got everything I have to go by.
Yeah, what's up with that?
He can get as upset as he wants,
but I'm not going to get in trouble for his shipment.
Right.
Oh.
This truck ain't liking these bumps.
I got to stop right up here and check that.
Shut that door.
Oh.
You let my cat out, you and I are going to have problems.
I know.
That one's really lose.
Why that one came so loose?
These are bending in.
Oh.
Focus on me.
Quit picking your nose.
I still don't have that email from him
give me the coordinates.
[BLEEP] idiots.
We got to coordinate.
About damn time this kid sends me [BLEEP] coordinates.
Fine of $500 an hour, there's no way I'm going to be late.
26 miles out.
This looks like it.
But I don't see anybody else here.
On time, too.
Got to where I'm supposed to be.
He's [BLEEP].
Brian, where the hell are you at?
I'm sitting at the coordinates your office sent me.
So you guys sent me the wrong coordinates or something.
I am here, exactly where you told me to go.
This is his mistake, not mine.
Then I got the wrong coordinates.
OK, well--
Bye.
Yeah, I dare this kid to try to make me pay him 500 bucks.
He's either going to back down or him and I are
going to have a major issue.
We found them.
Little bastard.
Come here, you little [BLEEP].
What?
Email I was given.
We got to get this loaded--
I understand that, but it's not my fault.
Somebody sent me the wrong coordinates.
[BLEEP] kid--
I hate him.
There's no way I'm paying you $500.
Let's get this stuff unloaded.
Time is money.
Let's get this off the trailer.
Let's get this up.
Time is money.
Hey, guys, let's go.
Let's get this guy going.
Let's go.
Well, I get to see hooked up.
As soon as these roughnecks can get this thing together,
Brian and I can have a little chat.
Let's see if this thing works.
Nothing.
So we all set?
Good enough for you?
Better damn well be good enough for him.
All right, Roy, good news is we got it set up.
It's working, making money.
The bad news, you're late.
Yeah.
You [BLEEP] up on that.
Mistakes happen, our surveyor sent you the wrong number.
We're good.
Thanks for helping.
See you later.
Thank you.