Today, we're shipping a 40-foot T-Rex.
Everybody who comes to Dino Safari has to see the T-Rex.
Because we're taking Dino Safari from outside to inside--
Alpharetta, Georgia.
And I'm shipping one of the most precious items we have,
which is our T-Rex.
That T-Rex is worth over $100,000.
It's really valuable.
The deadline is two days from now to open the show.
I've got a crew waiting there.
So I got people I'm paying to be there to receive it.
The T-Rex is the star of the show.
No T-Rex, no show.
We're going to be transporting a dinosaur about 900 miles.
It starts off up north in Paramus, New Jersey,
and we're dropping it off in Alpharetta, Georgia.
We're going to have two days to get it there for the opening
of this dinosaur jungle park.
So the rate we got is $2,850.
So if we get the right fuel price and sleep for cheap,
we can keep the expenses right at $450,
and we'll walk away with $2,400 in profit
for two days' worth of work.
Wow, he's huge.
Let's see how we're going to get this done.
Hey. How are we doing?
- Tommy. - Good.
- Hey, Tommy. - Tommy.
Pleasure. I'm Dwight.
Is this it?
That's it right there.
Massive.
35-foot long.
How much does it weigh?
About a ton.
Get out of here, man.
Yeah, man.
Do you have a [inaudible] track?
Oh, yeah.
We got all the gear to get him down.
Well, I mean, I'm ready to tackle it.
Let's do it.
All right.
All right, watch for my signals.
All right.
Babe, don't let me crush the chains when I come down.
Be careful.
So it looks like we got the right equipment
to get it loaded.
So we got the power, but we've got to be very careful
as not to damage it.
All right, I'm getting ready to come down with it.
How much you think this giganotosaurus is
going to cost if we break it?
Too much.
Easy.
It's swinging too much.
Let it stop swinging.
Take it easy so it doesn't tilt.
I'm trying.
Easy, babe.
Come on down.
Slow.
Come on.
You're good?
Down.
All right.
Slow, slow.
Chains clear.
Man, that got intense for a moment.
I felt like I was in "Jurassic Park" trying to wrangle a T-Rex
and save the day.
I'll talk to Jay Rich shortly.
But as of right now, we need to get this thing loaded before we
don't have a load at all.
If I can't get this situation straight and make it right,
this is going to be a long trip to the drop-off.
And it's going to put a ding in our profits
because she's going to make me get another hotel room.
So I got to figure it out.
But right now, if we don't do what we need and get
this T-Rex loaded, we're not going to have a load to be
running around arguing about.
And his legs is off.
All right.
The big piece is going to be the hard part, because of the
odd shape and how heavy it is.
So I have to be really, really careful with this part
too because any damage is going to cost us.
[rock music]
[machine whirring]
Get up under it!
There you go!
We want to drop it in the center.
Are you right on the red line, Simon?
Yes.
Yeah, I think we look good.
Are we done?
You're good.
I think we're ready.
Hey, guys, we'll see you in Atlanta.
OK, drive safe.
Yep.
And so this whole process took a lot
longer than we anticipated because we
had to take it apart.
I didn't factor that into our expenses.
Now, we got it loaded, it's time to hit the road.
And I'm going to give Jay Rich a call and smooth it out.
If I can't make this situation straight for Tyesha,
I'm never going to be able to live this down.
Tommy.
What's up, buddy?
- Good to see you again. - You too.
You too. How are you?
How was your trip?
The trip was good.
So, we talked to the broker, and she said we did not have
to put the dinosaur together.
Yes, I know.
We just got to get it off the trailer and bring it inside.
Let's get this done.
Good.
Let's unstrap and get you out of here, buddy.
I say we get the body up, get that in first.
Sounds great.
[rock music]
Yeah, come on, come on.
Pick up just a little bit.
All right, come on up.
We'll just drive, like, with him 6
inches off the ground, Norman.
It's all on you.
Get the dino to the door.
- Got it. - All right?
Let's start turning.
Cut it hard.
Up, up, up. - We're not--
- I'm good on the height? - Yeah.
You got it.
Stop right there.
All right, coming down.
Yeah.
Keep your toes out.
Keep your fingers out. All right?
Got it.
All right.
Let's go.
Nice and slow.
Looking good.
I'm in.
So you got a lot of junk in this trunk back here.
You good? - All right.
Yeah.
That work?
All right.
- Yo. - OK, guys.
You ready to test this thing?
Let's test it.
Now's the big moment.
Let's see if it works. - All right.
OK. Hit it, Tommy.
Here we go.
It'd better work.
Let's do it. Oh, there we go.
- There we go. - There we go.
OK. - Yes.
Mouth.
OK.
Yeah, arms.
Yeah.
His tail is going too.
- Tail's moving. - Yeah.
Tail's moving.
Everything seems to be working.
Everything is good.
Nice work.
You got it here.
Appreciate it.
You got to pay me.
[CASH REGISTER TAPE ROLLING AND DING]
This run paid $2,850.
Our expenses was $450, so we pocketed $2,400.
We did have to disassemble it, but Jay Rich
was good to her word, and we didn't have
to put it back together again.
So this wasn't the best run, and it wasn't the worst run.
At the end of the day, we got paid,
and that's all that mattered.