So this is your race car.
This is the team that won the Indianapolis 500.
And I was the Indianapolis 500 pole sitter last year.
Oh, that's awesome.
I really don't even know if I want to ask,
but what's the value?
It's about 675.
675,000?
Yeah.
Wow.
Definitely nicer than anything I've shipped before.
Where are you going to attach the car?
You don't want to start pulling straps from the wishbones
or the suspension.
I hoped there was somebody here
that had loaded these before and would help
me strap it down, actually.
They're not doubting anything.
I'm the man for the job.
[laughs] Is that too steep?
Nope.
It's really tight with the wheel wells.
Sure makes it a lot easier when you go four
people helping you get it in.
Bronte, she's hot.
But I've got a feeling she's going to ride
me all the way to Vegas.
So what's the longest race that you're in?
The Indy 500 is the longest race.
You know, so it's a 500 mile race.
500 miles is typically my limit
on an 11 hour driving day.
So the total amount of miles for the trip is what?
You know, I don't know.
It's 2,400.
[music playing]
You're going to have to do 600 miles per day.
Yeah.
I'm going to have to go as hard as I can go in those 11 hours.
[music playing]
Don't crash.
Please.
I'm going to check on this car every hour
to make sure it doesn't move an inch.
[music playing]
This Indy car, it's well more valuable than anything
that I've shipped before.
[music playing]
Looks good.
Alex is texting me.
"Where are you?
Is my car going to make it?
Bronte is very concerned as to whether or not
you can get this done."
I thought they had a lot of faith in me.
I'm going to make it on time.
Now she's saying, don't text and drive.
You're the one texting me!
I'm close to on time, which is kind of early for me.
I mean, yeah.
This is a lot of money for this shipment,
but have you seen my van?
I need a lot of money.
[music playing]
Well, right now I'm in Dallas.
I had a little bit of extra time,
so I'm going to pick up this bonus load that's going to LA.
[cash register sound]
For a charity event.
It looked like something pretty cool.
RICHARD PRATT: How's it going? - Good.
I'm looking for Richard.
I'm Richard.
I'm supposed to pick up a poker table.
This is the one going to an auction,
raise money for Wounded Warriors.
Wounded Veterans.
There's really not much better calls I can think of than that.
Well, I'm going to have to--
I actually sleep in the back of my van,
so I'm going to have to go clean it out.
[music playing]
Jarrett, you don't throw your bed on a $675,000 Indy car.
Hopefully that'll be clean enough.
That's not too bad.
[music playing]
Hey.
Thank you very much, man. - Thank you, buddy.
Nice to meet you.
After picking up this sideload, I'm a little bit behind so I
got to make up some miles.
I've got to push this van to the limit,
make these dropoffs in time.
[music playing]
One more little bit until we get to Vegas.
[car ringing]
Uh-- nothing is happening.
I think it's just been that the starter's going out.
This is an old trick.
Just beat on it.
It'll loosen it up.
I do the same thing.
When you lose a starter like that,
you have to get up underneath it and pound on it.
Sometimes you'll start the car.
Oh, let's pray that works.
[car ringing]
But sometimes she won't.
[store chime]
[cash register sound]
Me and my van, we're so close.
We've been on trips together.
We've slept together.
But it's about to cost me this load.
[engine running]
All right.
I'm really going to have to push it to make it to Vegas now.
[music playing]
Are you Steffani? - I'm Steffani.
- I'm Jarrett. - Hi.
Nice to meet you.
You're cutting a little close on the time.
Does she not know who I am?
This is on time for me.
It's dragging.
Is it?
Whoa.
The scratches are on the bottom.
Nobody's going to see those.
Oh, I'm excited to have this thing off my trailer.
[car honk]
[music playing]
That's good.
Jarrett, can we put the nose on and then see?
Yeah.
OK.
[music playing]
Jarrett, do you know about these little scratches?
Were these here before?
[music playing]
Honestly, I don't know.
I'm positive I didn't cause those scratches.
I mean, I might have thrown some stuff in the trailer,
but it was not close to the car.
Um-- I think that looks good.
[music playing]
All right.
I know I shouldn't be this giddy
and I shouldn't look this excited over a shipment,
but this is my biggest shipment by far.
Rock and roll.
I got this car dropped off.
Now I got to get to LA and drop off this poker table.
[laughs]
Woo.
All right.
What exactly was this table for?
It's the Gene Simmons custom poker table.
Gene Simmons.
It's-- I've got a celebrity load here.
We're going to raffle it off to raise money for the troops.
- Oh, are you really? - Yeah.
Oh, that's awesome.
[music playing]
Looks good.
This poker table is for Aces & Angels.
I mean, not only does it have celebrity status.
I mean, it's for something good.
Where'd you serve?
Did you?
Got hit with an IED.
18 months of re-learning how to do everything.
That's got to be rough.
It was at first, but I had a lot of people give me hugs.
A lot of men shook my hand, buy me a beer.
I can't imagine.
I appreciate your service.
Thank you.
There's your check.
All right.
I very much appreciate it.
[music playing]