So we are headed to a vehicle stuck in an alley.
Customer says that he's been trying
to get out for over a hour.
Wheels keep turning, says he's dug himself deeper.
When you're trying to rev the gas, get out,
you actually wind up getting yourself stuck even more.
So we're going to head over, see what we can do.
Not necessarily the best area to be in, as well.
So we're going to try to hurry up.
In this industry, because we do cash calls,
people automatically assume that we've got wads of cash on us.
I mean, I've got an actual friend
that was shot while trying to get away from a scene
where an individual was trying to rob him.
Yo!
OK.
All right, one second.
I don't know if it's smart to back into this alley.
There's a potential for us to get stuck.
For this, we've got two concerns.
Our first concern is getting this truck unstuck,
but my second question is making sure that we're safe.
We are in a horrible, horrible neighborhood.
Sometimes, it's better to walk away.
He's in there.
Oh, golly.
You in there, too.
Well, the issue--
I got up to here, then I slid down.
What I'm scared of is me getting stuck, but--
It's called, you're supposed to put traction down,
and he wouldn't let me put the traction down,
so he just dug us deeper.
I think if you bring your rig, and back it up right here.
Bring your chain out, and hook it to my car.
And put tension on it.
As you're putting tension on it, I can drive it out.
I mean, the issue is, you got a lot of snow here.
So I got to literally try to pull you up this bay of snow
and then out the valley.
Hey, you hook up, and I'm going to put it in four-wheel
drive and come with you.
All right, well, we going to see.
Let's see, let's see, let's see.
Well, he's making it sound like it's so simple and easy.
But in reality, it's not.
My truck can get stuck just as easily as his truck,
so I'm calling for backup.
25, if you in the area, swing by.
We are in a very dangerous area.
There have been two shootings here,
just this past week alone.
So I'm just paying attention to the surroundings.
Oh, here comes Rich now.
What you think, Rich?
Is he in the ditch?
Everybody think they got the four-wheel drives
so they could drive through a mountain of snow.
Actually, I've seen more four-wheel drives in accidents
than I've seen in front- and rear-wheel drives in accidents,
and that's crazy.
We are going to back this truck down the alley
with the intention of hoping that he doesn't get stuck.
But if he gets stuck, we've got to pull him out.
I know that's not a really good plan,
but that's the plan we got right now.
This is not my plan.
I don't know what their madness is to this one.
Once we take the job, we're kind of
committed to finishing the job.
But we could possibly get stuck ourselves,
so hopefully this is going to work.
Let's go!
OK.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh, watch it!
Watch the back.
Finally, mission accomplished.
Tow is done.
That's what I say.
Hey, come here!
Another successful job on WW's part.
It's a bonus.
I mean, if you don't want it, I mean I'll keep it.
So on days like this, I often will throw
my guys a little extra tip.
And I appreciate the hard work every day.
Here, appreciate y'all.
Don't spend it all in one place, OK?