All language subtitles for Moonshiners.S15E12.WEB.H264-RBB.mp4

Oh my god, Mike.

Look, there's blue lines.

Face cop cars through the trees in front
of the diagram speak easy.

This time on Moonshineers.

We need to go through that door tomorrow
and get what's on.

So if me and Jay's gonna do this,
we got to act fast.

I'm just hoping that all liquor is still
in there and it gets seized by the cops.

Oh, look my god.

This is the damn 10-sax you've felt.

As much weed as Jayby's been able to source,
we could make a lot of money with it.

We get JB running in whiskers through that
mess.

You'd be something fast liquor you ever
seen.

We don't need to blow them up again.

We don't.

All the liquor, both.

The way we built this man, it looks like
two boxes on the side and this looks like

an open strut from thrift.

It hides the liquor.

Good.

I can't

wait to get this bag themselves over here
to show it to me, man.

This is good.

In Maggie Valley, North Carolina,
Moonshine, Fariah, Mike and his partner,

Jerry, head to an unlicensed bar.

That's already pouring there.

$200 a gallon imitation age whiskey.

Now they're hauling 10 gallons of homemade
hard seltzer, looking to lock down the

supply line to the
county's hottest nip joint

before rival shiners
or the law move in.

I tell you what, me and
Jerry has worked day in

and day out on trying to
create this hard seltzer.

We aren't all way over
here to get this stuff, so I

hope we have hit the nail
on the head for the bar.

Hey, Mike, I dare how you do.

We got your hard seltzer for you,
man.

We got smart oven too.

About a bunch of them.

Ten percent?

Ten percent?

Nice.

What kind of flavors you got going on?

Well, we got black cherry, we got
pineapple, we got strawberry, kiwi.

I think I got the best infant dory of
anybody now.

That's what it looks like.

That's what it looks like.

That's all different.

There we go.

Whoa, got her loaded down.

Try this black cherry out.

You should like that.

Yeah, I did a mind find job.

I got to tell you.

I think I can sell a lot of this.

We're going to work on that, all right?

Good deal.

I can tell you this is a slam dunk.

Me and Jerry has pulled off the hard
seltzer.

He pops it open.

And you can just about
see the fizz dancing on

top of the dadgum jar
when he pulls the lid off.

We're just worried about it selling and
selling good for all.

That's it, man.

That's what it's about.

Where in the world you getting all this
other liquor from?

All over the place, man.

If you come from Virginia, that comes from
over the river.

I get it all over the place.

My peak of interest here is not this hard
seltzer now.

We've got the deal on this stuff.

What is that over there?

Well, that's white lightning.

Corn whiskey.

There's other orders alcohol sitting here.

I've never seen before.

I'm interested in
what's going on in these

other boxes over here
sitting on these tables.

That's a pretty jar right now.

I was just curious of really what it was.

I've seen that ex there on that box.

140?

What do you think?

That close to it?

Yeah, say 135, so.

Good, isn't it?

It's been long times as I had a swallow or
something like that.

Corn whiskey.

From wood fire.

The wood fire.

Wood fire.

On a wood furnace?

Well, wood fire furnace?

Yeah, sure, sure.

Says he's getting this stuff from across
the river.

There's nobody else in this country that I
know of makes liquor on a wood furnace.

That's Mark Rogers' hisself.

I'll get back to you.

Yeah, everybody.

Hopefully it sells.

You know, I thought me and Omar Rogers is
buried at Hatcher.

It's Mark Rogers, buddy.

Really?

That's all his liquor.

right now.

He's selling to him.

We come to terms.

He's down his side of the river.

And I stay on mine.

That's coil sticks about mine.

When I shoot this and it's complete,
everything here.

Exactly.

Last season, a feud between Mike Cockrell
and Mark Rogers hit the breaking point.

But after calling the truth...

Where he's partnering with
one time and I don't want

to spend the rest of my
life fighting and being weak.

The two rival shiners have maintained
peace in the valley.

Man, I know for a previous fact that's
Mark and Hook's liquor.

Tell me what he's doing over here on our
side of the river.

You sure?

I'm positive.

You know, Mark Rogers' liquor ain't
supposed to be on mine in Jerry's turf.

To me, it spells more.

Me and him's one made a deal between each
other.

He's the one that's broken.

Yeah.

So something else fits in the break.

We had a little bad luck, a little
fire-turner.

Mike buckled over there.

I'll tell you what, a
little fire coming in there,

and they tire stuff
up this for the fun of it.

Yeah.

I'll tell you right now, I can't believe
it.

I mean, you are borrowing liquor.

80 miles west in Graham County,
North Carolina.

Traditional shiners mark and hookers
scrambling to produce 150 gallons of

high-proof corn liquor for an impatient
buyer.

Oh, yeah.

But after bears up into the corn mache,
they had fermenting to complete the run.

They're calling in a favor from a
long-time ally across state lines.

What we're going to meet a man,
Mark, what we're going.

Well, they didn't want to meet at the
house.

They want to meet an old cemetery,
isn't it?

That happens if they can.

Well, we got to try something.

After buyers destroyed
their mache, we filled

up them barrels and
run as much as we could.

But we're still 30 gallons shorter for a
go.

It's way back in the boot, isn't it?

Yes, a big client we're going to do
everything in our tire to keep you.

Well, you're done, Marky.

Lookin' for you, Mark.

Even if it's back to running the martin
digger for help.

We had all of our mics ready to run and
everything.

There's no buyer coming in there and
turning them every bit over.

Oh, f***.

We've got them too.

We had some made and I'm just showing it
at this nature.

This will be a good customer.

We need to fill this over.

Absolutely.

Honestly, what we can inspire,
we can inspire 30 gallons.

But we're going to need it back pretty
quick.

How quick?

About a week.

Honestly, we're up in no hurry.

But we ain't got a lot of corn liquor.

We got it.

We've got it promised too.

Yeah.

If it works out, then we can satisfy both
customers, yours and ours.

But I'll get it back to you.

Okay.

We'll see you next year.

We'll see you next year.

Corn liquor.

That's just corn liquor.

That's what you want.

That's what I want.

Ain't nothing special about it.

Except it's made in there.

You get a week's Tennessee Hills.

Yeah.

They give us the 30 gallon.

It's liquor.

The martin digger's going to give us it's
really already sold.

They just are landing it to us.

But I've got five days to get it back to
them.

It's going to put me in the husk a little
bit of a vine.

But I find what we can do.

Ah, thank you both.

We've got to get all this liquor delivered
by the mower.

Then either they are.

We're going to have to get busy running
this other run.

Also, we can pay martin digger back.

Well, I'll tell you something,
Mark.

I dread this.

So we're going to have to hustle.

What you doing?

We've done martin.

You ready?

Come along, man.

What's happening?

You ready to go back to you?

We ain't messing in today, buddy.

I mean, I can't get that crap off my mind.

I'll work that speakeasy.

You know, last night,
me and Jay was dropping

off some hard sells
for to the biker bar.

Well, you know, we
just had to notice there's

another delivery sitting
on the countertop.

It had a black egg on it.

That egg don't show up on many boxes
unless it comes from one particular person.

I knew then it belonged to Mark and Hook.

Me and Mark Rogers made a pack between the
two.

We'd make sure we didn't get in each
other's way ever again.

Our liquor ain't over yonder, is it?

You know, that biker bar is on this side
of the bra river.

And Mark Rogers, he vowed that he would
never come across her ever again.

So as far as I'm concerned, the troops is
off.

The deal's been broken.

And I intend to do something about it.

I mean, it's a speakeasy.

There was a bunch of people looking at
her.

Our liquor got there by a bootlegger.

Here's to say that Mark and Hook didn't
get there by bootlegger.

It's like the evidence.

It's still over here in our territory.

It's competition to our sales.

We're gorgeous.

I can see you're frustrated.

But I think what we're going to do is go
ahead.

Let's go get our mushrooms.

Let's go mash in.

Let's kind of let things kind of just
settle down a little bit.

How let sleeping dogs lie, man.

Yeah, sleeping dogs lie.

You know what happens when you can tell
you to let sleeping dogs lie?

You trip over them lazy things.

It's time to kick them in the rear end and
get them out of the way, house.

Well, they ain't been in our way in a year
or something.

Well, they are now.

You want to go mash in?

Go mash in.

I want to go get even.

Jerry, he's bad about sweeping things
under the rug, but me.

And if I know what's still under that rug,
I can't forget about it.

I want to go get something done about it.

Then we can let land dogs lie.

This is how it's your business,
too.

Oh, I know.

It's going to affect you in the long run.

Yeah.

I think we need to go leave a message so
to speak.

Well, you're not mine.

I don't know until we get there.

May, personally, what I want to do about
this is go find their steel site and just

go in there and send them a little message
so to speak.

Well, I mean, we do know where their steel
site was last season.

And I'm sure it's still right there with
that mangeo torque stretch double.

I don't think we want to find out.

I'm ready when you're ready, man.

That's good.

You know, I shoot Mark's hand and said I
wouldn't come across the river myself,

and I'm in it at the time, but I got good
raising to be there now.

It's time to get the stepping on rocks.

You know, JB ain't much exciting anymore.

I'm betting he's killed a deer out of
season.

He's going to help to get this out.

In the foothills of the Smoky Mountains,
after receiving a cryptic call from

old-time outlaw noon-shiner
JB Raider, Mark and Digger

head cross-county to meet
the living legend face-to-face.

Well, what are they going to make this
happen?

I don't have to handle that.

Old Fort Farm.

Yeah.

That's what he was talking about.

And the ranking road that's got to be
here.

Well, JB called me a little while ago just
out of the blue, and he's excited.

He's got something.

We've got to see it right now.

Me and Mark drop him what we're doing.

We've got to go and see JB.

Hello, Jacob B.

Raider.

Say, Digger.

Radar.

I think when I called you failures,
we got some wheat pretty cheap.

Well, how much did you buy, Raider?

About ten cents.

Two hundred dollars.

Well, they sell on it's the cheap.

Getting rid of it.

You've got corn to come in there,
you know, clean themselves up.

Okay.

Get rid of the corn.

Well, let's go look at it.

We'll load it up.

Being on the radar with
log in, it kind of makes it

difficult to get ingredients
let alone make liquor.

So, whenever an opportunity presents
itself that we can get some ingredients

that we don't have to do the search and
forward, we're all in.

This is how ten sacks you've bought.

We're going to need a bigger truck.

J.B.

walks of something in there and we get around
all these combines that we figured out.

Hell, they ain't ten, fifty pound sacks.

There's ten thousand pound sacks sitting
here.

There's super sacks.

You gave twenty dollars a bag for this red
top wheat.

Yeah.

Did you feel bad when he walked away from
the meat?

That's what he wanted.

Hell, farm.

I ain't never made no wheat liquor.

I ain't never used it
by itself, but now we've

used it in little corn
recipes here and there.

A lot of high end berbons.

I know you're the red top wheat.

First and foremost, my mind's a happy man
winkle.

I mean, it's a weeded bird.

Traditionally, berbons
are made with a majority

of corn and rye, which
gives them a peppery bite.

Weeded berbons replace
the rye with wheat, offering the

smoother, sweeter taste with
notes of vanilla and caramel.

Easier on the palate for
newcomers, yet complex

enough to appeal to
serious whiskey drinkers.

I'm thinking bourbon mash bill.

The only thing it's going
to make in the bourbon, it's

just got to be more than
50% corn in the mash bill.

I think that's a good place to start as
any.

I think if we can land on
the right mash bill, I mean,

this can make us all a really
good living for a long time.

With the amount of
wheat we've got here, it's

unpredictable how many
runs we can get out of these.

I mean, we put corn in the mix,
barley in the mix.

I mean, we can put some fruits in the mix.

We can figure out a good recipe.

This pretty much do us through the entire
careers.

A.J.B.

Yeah.

You done good, boss.

Well, thank you.

I thought it did.

Yeah, we can make a lot of money for a
long time to come.

We can make something good out of this.

I think we can make just about enough
money to pay J.B.

back.

What do you put out, don't you?

Yes, sir.

You know, a little bit of a good raw
bourbon.

We'll sell it as a raw bourbon.

Oh, yeah.

You know, you had J.B.

He's... we're going to put him in the
class above Kelly.

I feel pretty solid.

We can come up with a good recipe that
folks won't drink.

Damn.

You ever seen like the damn red top wheat
in all your life?

You reckon old market hooks deal set up
the same place?

Well, this is where the old steel side
looks like people will get there.

Mm-hmm.

The one thing about it, they're liquor.

It's on our side of the river.

We don't know how or why.

But we need to leave a little message.

Me and Mark, we made a pact between each
other.

That we would not sell each other's liquor
across the wild river.

You know, in this big, easy, the March
liquor's in is definitely in our territory.

I just hope they ain't piled up in here
making liquor.

Well, I think I'm sure there'll be a lot
of tourism back in here.

I'm sure.

No, sir.

I'll fill the eight-and-five F.H.

for sure.

You want a market thread if I bring them
the heel?

Check it out, I'll fill the holes in the
vehicle.

Let's go see.

We get now the truck and easy enough to
road a little bit.

We can see that old blue tarp.

And there's nobody there, but that steel
side's definitely still there.

There's a bash barrel, sir.

There they go.

Look right here, I want a trim for that
mache barrel.

Boy, I found that trim on this side of
that mache barrel.

Is that gang camera?

What do I mean?

More like I didn't explode sales better.

Keep on eyeballs, cool.

We're walking up the road here.

And Jerry immediately points away on the
tree.

There's a game camera sitting over there
in the Lord's guy.

They ain't no telling how many others are
here.

Yeah, they're not there.

That's for sure.

No, they ain't nobody there.

Oh, they always got a little bit of these
cameras.

You know, the good thing about a game
camera, it's got a point in one direction

on me.

So, you can get behind them.

They blind to me.

It's disabled.

Stick here.

Fuck it.

I didn't settle down.

Yeah, but there's nothing left there.

You know what I'm behind that one.

One camera's in the trail pointing toward
the steel side up under the blue tarp.

And the other two, it's
under the blue tarp, kind

of pointing up the road
and toward the mache barrel.

Which I understand.

They're trying to catch anything or
anybody missing with their stuff.

But hey, we saw the cameras before the
camera saw us.

Got five barrels.

We're talking about raising the room too.

Yeah, they do.

Everyone on this fool, Jerry.

And everybody that stuff right there is
going over here under that spake easy.

I say we can go ahead
and start taking rock

down time and get
rid of this frickin' steel.

What do you think?

Well, let me let me show you a question.

How do I look or get in that biker borer?

Well, I think they had to probably bring
it over and sell it to Ken, didn't they?

Just like we do.

Jerry, I know you ain't fixin' do this to
me now, man.

We are here for the second time in two
years.

I'm tellin' you, we the last time we knew
did rot.

But this time we don't know for sure.

You know, maybe last year I jumped a gun a
little bit too fast.

Holy f***.

Jerry's like, it gets down.

I've shot it with a down crop.

I can't believe this.

I can't tell what these guys are capable
of doing, man.

He never lied.

Oh my God, they've chained us to the down
tree.

You know, Jerry, he can't be right this
time.

He's just gonna take it cool.

See what we need to do about this
situation and address it properly.

And do what we gotta do.

Oh, what, my God?

I'm takin' something with him.

One way or another.

A moonshiner needs his cap and arm like a
dead man needs a coffin.

He can't run without it.

He had to build him another one.

He was uplift up to me, I'd blow that son
with a gun sky high.

You know that.

I know you would.

Maybe this'll set him back
until we can find out exactly

what's going on with their
liquor bin on our side of the river.

And if I find out they've done it
intentionally, this war ain't over.

It's only just begun.

I might just say our truck loaded down.

Yep.

Put a lot of liquor.

Yeah, we've got our liquor stacks,
you know, a house.

We're gonna go load everything up.

We've got around a hundred feet to gallon.

That one gets this big load to live.

Yeah, it's like it's all still here,
huh?

I'll just start sittin' them right here.

You can reach and get them again.

A lot of liquor, both.

A lot.

Well, we've got quite a bit in here
anyway.

The way we built this man, build it harder,
and it looks like two boxes on the side.

This looks like an open structure truck.

You know, it hides the liquor good.

I don't think he might have any suspicion
it is full liquor.

I don't say no, let her do hook.

What are you talking about?

You know, liquor and that truck.

Yeah, we get the truck all loaded up,
all the jars in there.

You know, nobody gonna
know there's a hundred

feet to gallon liquor
and there's a work truck.

Well, I like our little truck,
no people.

You know, that's bad.

Well, the way we built that by it is why
you can't tell them.

There's anything back there.

I wouldn't hear it any go right through,
tell me.

Well, I know.

The only thing it worries
me about how liquor and

a lot of traffic, somebody
hits you or something.

Yeah, whatever it is.

Yeah, anything happens.

Well, that gets short cut across the
mountain.

I'd like boring stay out for my own road
to bed.

Oh, pretty countries that are here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, well.

I'm very excited to fell in two years.

Well, they fell in a lot of spunches.

Yes, they put on the down here.

Does it have to be popping up any?

It ain't a popping up.

But they're too close to the brick line or
the bushes.

They saw it around.

I don't know what it is.

I ain't logging this.

I'll keep stopping.

This is your steeper.

I don't down here.

You get ready now.

You might want to have to go by this side.

Yeah, no.

Go.

Nice.

How can I spend time coming there?

Now.

Get out.

Up.

Up.

Up.

Up.

Up right here.

Up.

Me.

Me.

Up there.

Up there.

Up there.

Yeah, once I spotted him, he's off him,
blow the road, holding his side, you know.

Boy, it made me feel bad.

Look, I brought my damn ribs.

Yeah, we're drunk, though.

I don't know.

I don't know.

What's that?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I won't go down there and see if I can
find something.

What's up?

Find me a drink.

You won't find no drink a liquor down
there.

You better be careful.

Thank you.

150 gallon liquor is a lot of money.

That's what I was dependent on,
making it on this winter.

Be careful, Mark.

Nice.

Oh, bitch.

Yeah, this thing is messed up.

All the liquor is going down this cliff.

Now, we do that.

That's saying this season right here.

Man.

I don't see a jar of meat.

You can never work.

Well, that's again.

I wish we could done better than this.

He'll wreck those a lot of those.

My season's shot.

I'll tell you that right now.

All that money and work and time.

Just pick you back from zero again.

Well, back to work.

I take all this down wheat.

J.B.'s got.

I don't know if we'll live long enough to
make it all up in liquor.

Yeah.

And probably kill us carrying about a
third of it in here.

Three of us, me and a digger and J.B.

We're headed in.

We're just going to go ahead and go my
shin at still sight.

And we're going to try
to figure out what we

think is the best red top
wheat mash bill for us.

I mean, as much wheat as J.B.'s been able
to source.

We've got a long time supply of it,
so we could make a lot of money with it.

A lot greater.

I want it to be the best possible liquor
we can make.

How about we go 39 pounds of wheat?

51 pound corn.

Yeah.

And in that way, we can use 10 pound of
bark.

We're still going to stick with a bonafide
bourbon bill.

See, no sugar.

I'm a huge fan anymore since we started
using all grain.

We ain't getting as much liquor.

Well, that flavor is much better.

To be a bourbon, a mash bill has to be 51%
corn.

It's all grain.

The other grains can be anything you
choose.

I like that idea.

I think it's going to be a gang bust.

Yeah.

There's more weeded bourbon over the
shelves right now than I can ever recollect.

Everybody's trying to come up with the
next big thing in the liquor world.

That's included.

Well, when you say just
now, some of these high

end bourbon's is the
puppies and the blanton's.

They've been doing it a while.

I'm excited about it, boys.

Oh, we get J.B.

running them whiskers through that mess.

You'd be something fast liquor you ever
say.

We don't need to blow them up again
though.

Catch them on fire again if we can have
it.

We don't.

I don't purpose.

They'll have change by playing.

That's playing a lot.

Yeah, but yeah.

Diggers are a mash goo root here.

And we've never done anything much with
red top wheat because it is more expensive.

We can't do anything until we grind the
grain.

It's definitely to our
advantage to learn how

to use it and use it
to its full potential.

All right.

51 pounds corn.

39 pounds of wheat.

At the 10 pound of barley.

This is not going to be a
willy-nilly recipe where we

don't care if one bag weighs
a little less than the other.

Shake that up a little bit later and get
them little clumps knocked out.

We're going to be precise.

We're going to make good notes.

We're going to watch our temperatures.

We're going to watch feel every step of
the process.

Look at our hat lifting up.

Picking which we've got to put a bucket
out of barley over here too, don't we?

We need to put 10 pound in it.

Yes, sir.

You know, think about it as just a year or
so ago.

Digger and I, we were rolling in
high-clover.

We had a lot of people
working with us selling

liquor all across the
state of Tennessee.

Well, I'd say you're about to pitch east
our regular fuel too.

But you know, it's fast as it comes to
fruition.

It can also come crashing down.

Any luck this week will be our saving
grace for this season.

Maybe a couple of many seasons to come.

I think we've done all the damage we can
do here.

Yeah.

I said, let's go take us a well-deserved
break.

Let's go.

All right, I'm going with you,
buddy.

Long day, boys.

Here we go.

Well, we made that deal with the mocha bar
or something.

That's a pretty good thing going with
them, I'm not sure.

You know, me and Jay, we made a deal with
this mocha bar.

Kind of an underground speakeasy.

We're going to say how much and so since
last time, what would we look?

Well, I'm ready for another payday for
sure.

We've been on this consignment deal.

You know, that's a regular paycheck for me
and him.

So we're coming over here now to get paid.

Let's see what this place is going back
here.

A little further pace now.

Going down in the boondocks.

Oh, my God, mine.

Look, there's blue lights.

Get pulled over and get out.

We're going to get the bushes.

Face cop cars through the trees, blue lights
on, in front of the diagram speakeasy.

Let's see what that's going on.

Let's sneak over here by the creek.

Get there, man.

Make them get caught now.

Who's that lever?

Oh, my goodness.

He's the owner of the diagram bar.

Here they come, dragging Ken out of the
bar room.

It's selling back wood liquor in there.

There ain't no taxes being paid nowhere on
this place.

I mean, this whole operation is illegal
around here.

All right, how they found out?

People don't say something all the time.

You know, if the cops find
any illegal liquor in there,

they're taking it to put it in
evidence or payday a big on.

They put him in the car, man.

They're taking his butt to jail.

That ain't good, man.

We got a lot of liquor in there.

If me and Jay loses all the
liquor that we've made and

dropped off here on consignment,
we're done for the season.

There's no way we can recover from this.

We need to lay low for a day when you come
back here.

We need to go through that door right,
Thunder.

And go in there and get what's on.

I'll tell you, let's get out of here.

That's good.

We eat liquor.

Yep, we eat liquor.

Much grains in it.

It ought to have a ton of flavor.

It's good.

What's your rollers there, J.B.?

More than little sticks and gravels will
put you on your ass.

Today's the day we're going to go in here,
J.B.

We're going to run this.

We did bourbon.

See what it turns out.

All the damn work we've done, this better
be some tasty ass liquor.

We'll be a shame it turned out in tastes
like damn lead, but you know, it probably

don't make much sense when
you're struggling anyhow and

you're not getting money
coming in to start experimenting.

We need to check our minds to make sure it
is ready.

But hopefully if we get this last meal
right, this could very well be one.

We can hang a premium price on it and
people won't bulk it.

What's that is in there, ain't it?

Yeah, we're looking for it.

It's got alcohol.

Yep.

We've had very little exposure and
experience with wheat.

We don't really know what to expect.

We don't really know how to cook it just
yet.

We haven't learned all the processes,
but with any luck at all, we've got a

direction to go in once we finish this
run.

Now, let's see what we've done,
Rater.

Well, it'll come here in a little bit.

If our wheat tastes is good, well,
we hope it is as much wheat as J.B.'s got.

I've got we're in business.

Oh, we're climbing right ahead.

I'm at 110 over here, Rater.

You know, with all the trouble
we've had, we've been behind

the eight bottles since
we've turned the light green.

But with any luck at all,
we'll end on something that's

really unique and people are
going to want to hands on me.

I got a drill for two over here,
boys.

It's a little good.

It tastes good, it smells.

We might be holding something here,
Rater.

You know, now's the moment of truth.

I'll honestly, you never know what you're
going to get with a mild stew.

You put it in a steel and cook it.

Well, I landed on that and for 100 proof,
J.R.

I'll net it might be a little bit lower
than that, not much.

Not much, yeah.

You can pick that weight out.

Really easy on the nose.

Yeah, it's got a biscuit note to it,
ain't it?

Yeah, it kind of tastes like a good hot
biscuit.

Yeah.

That's it.

That's it, J.B.

You've got that in 40, we need it.

Well, that's right, Calicra, right there,
soft is a baby's bottom.

With my inexperience with
wheat, the best way that I

can describe it is it just
softens out the corn flavor.

But one thing I do know is it's damn good.

J.B., go up there and you
get about 500 pounds of that

wheat in here and we'll
be cleaning it quick for that.

This chart looks right here, we can
absolutely put that wheat to use.

Oh, yeah, exactly.

This wheat, it might be our saving grace
this year, I don't know, but I hope so.

Well, let's break this stuff down,
get ready to upscale.

This being a wheaty bourbon, I think there
will be a major market for this one.

Maybe this is our Papi Van Winkle,
if somebody wants to put it in a barrel.

But yeah, and we might just call it our
Papi Van J.B.

Go ahead, I bring up the caboose this
time.

Well, here we go, J.B., one way to do it,
man, is get on there and get in that door.

If we can get inside, we've got a hurry.

We've got to watch our bags and we've got
to be very, very careful what we do.

A couple of days ago, the biker bars that
me and J.B.

have been selling two for all this time,
just been busted.

I don't know if all
of our liquor is still

inside there or not,
but we intend to find out.

We're taking a big risk here, you know
that, don't you?

Our big risk, busting into a fricking
crime scene, hampering with evidence,

plus breaking in there.

So if me and J.B.

is going to do this, we've
got to act fast, we've got

to get in there and find
this stuff and try to get out.

You ready?

I'm ready.

Get your peeks in.

There we are, got it.

All right, let's do it.

I'm just hoping in
praytail that all liquor is

still in there and they
can get seized by the cops.

Let's see that vibe, man.

I ain't done this to go out of a while.

Is there a hurry up, get us in here.

Try it, man, try it.

Get in here, get up, get up, get up.

This is just liquors in here somewhere.

Got to be here somewhere.

I'm just sure he said it was in a secure
place.

A list of law got ever bit of it.

I mean, how many fricking places can it
be?

Let's see this right here.

There's just a little kitchen that thing
in here.

That's the backbone.

What's that door there?

That's a bad part.

If I under the bar.

The kid never told me in Jerry exactly
where the liquor would be.

All I can keep thinking of
is kid kept saying he had a

safe secure place where
nobody would know where it's at.

Look, Jerry, there's nothing on these
shelves.

The law must have got ever fricking bit of
this bottle.

You're playing, didn't I?

Are you doing right there?

I don't think so.

Hey.

Hey, look at this.

You glass box.

Like you'd build a wall out of to be able
to see through.

All right, there you go.

There's got to be going to somewhere.

Where's it going?

What?

Hey, locked here.

Check yourself.

It's on the floor.

There's like a schistling truck on the
floor.

It's cabin.

Look, it's connected out here.

Except maybe right there.

You don't run it out.

Oh.

Look, it's a separate radius.

Come here, too.

There's a freaking dome right here.

I can't take it.

Holy cow.

There's something here.

I'm pulling out.

Get something.

Oh, look at that.

Look here.

You got a bunch of turkey tails.

I thought turkey tails was feathers.

That's a fungus, a fungus right there,
right there.

Yep, and good.

For me, they're good.

You're good for you.

Good for you, good.

It's hard.

You're just going to eat that mushroom off
at low.

Yeah.

It don't taste bad.

Well, it's a something that might look
like this.

If you ain't supposed to eat.

If they ain't wild, then they don't f***
with it.

Well, I don't know about all that.

A little salty.

Somebody might have pissed right there.

Wonderful.

Let's go Mike out later.

He was talking about keeping it safe.

It's all here,
but... Oh, my God.

Box after box after boxes.

So we go in behind the bar.

We pull this shelf back and low in the
hole.

There's a room back there.

Swam full of liquor sitting here.

It's all right.

It's all right.

That right there is all right.

Yeah.

Every bit of this is all right here.

With the hard cell surgeon, we got the
whisk here here.

You know, on AIDS, whiskey's back here in
this room.

Our cells are liquors back here.

And there's stuff from here.

Well, instead of each brandy, get it
labeled apple pie.

This is liquor from all over the country.

There's thousands and thousands of dollars
of liquor sitting here.

Cops ain't even begin to see what was
behind here.

Oh, well, here's more stuff right here.

There's Mr. Roger Hook right there.

Well, what are we going to do?

Well, for a factor, we're going to get our
stuff out of here.

Yes.

We're just going to leave this stuff here.

Hey, man, the place is going to get it
all.

Let's grab it all and go.

That's good.

You know, me and
Jerry's going to get all of

our liquor here for sure
and get it out of here.

But we might as well go ahead and take the
rest of it for safe keeping.

If we don't get it now,
there's a good chance

that the law may come
back here and seize it all.

It's time to get up, get some boxes
moving, get the heck out of dollars.

I mean, with every bunch of liquor,
we can throw on Jerry's truck.

There's money right back in our pocket.

Quick, fast, and then hurt.

This is all of the Martin Hook stuff right
here.

Ah, you sh-never bought it across the
frickin' river.

You know, we don't know exactly what we're
going to do with Martin Hook's liquor yet.

But it's in our possession and we're not
leaving it behind.

We've got ours and theirs too.

You ain't right.

Let's hurry up and get this stuff back to
the shop.

We'll be real what we're going to do as
well.

Well, up, man, you're in the bind,
buddy.

Buy it, buy it, buy it.

Yeah, we had this big order.

150 gallon.

We turned off a safe pill, and I hit the
mercy break.

They wouldn't know mercy break.

I seen the truck go over the edge of the
road outside.

All that money and work and time.

It's put you back and start from zero
again.

That's pretty well our whole season right
there.

Just add the salt to the wound.

We borrow the 30 gallon mark and digger
just so we get our order in on the time.

Now, we've got to run some liquor just to
pay the mark and digger back.

Yep.

Yes, you're up.

Well, if I pump her in there.

Yeah, we'll just put that cow fat,
huh?

I left it on the steel.

I don't see it in the water.

It ain't laying in the creek.

But don't bait all what I've ever seen.

Look here.

Batter is going out of the camera.

That's open, too.

They've mentioned bait here.

Yes, it's been somebody.

There's not been no buyer this time.

Caps gone.

Get to look at their cameras.

The batteries is gone.

That's the car just gone.

Somebody's coming here and stole that cap.

Hopefully nothing else bothered.

That's not been cameras, isn't that cow?

This wasn't the law.

They wasn't talking to us.

If it had been the law, they'd have been
sitting here waiting on us.

I don't think it was the law.

They were the players to come on in there
and try to catch us.

Well, we're in a pickle, huh?

We're not going to run a little liquor
tonight.

When you steal shots, spend compromise.

Maybe you know it ain't the law.

You can't go back to running liquor there.

The rest are just too great.

I wonder how you would take our cap.

I've got a pretty good idea who the man
does this.

My keyboard.

He's on one note where Jack.

Well, but he come back just to get it out.

Not botherin' us enough.

Well, you know how weasel is.

I can fix the weasel.

Yeah, I can too.

We've got a lot of liquor here,
don't we, Bubba?

I can't believe we got all this stuff
back, man.

By the skin of our teeth.

You know, last night, me and Jack
basically busted into a crime scene to be

able to recover all this liquor,
especially our personal liquor here.

You know, I thought for sure this cops
would have seized everything in there.

But the biker bar owner kept saying he had
a special place.

He put stuff.

And we got out of there with all this
liquor.

Mark and Cook's liquor is also here.

You know, Jack, we got all of our stuff
back.

We know Mark and Hook
made these few boxes, but

we got all this liquor
from all over the place.

But whatever half of the stuff,
we don't even know who made it.

The big deal is these boxes with the eggs
on them.

You know, let's still my
biggest priority to find

out how this junk got
across the river on our side.

I don't want to look Mark right in the
face and ask him point blank.

Did you personally bring it over here?

And I hope that he would tell the truth.

That's all you're going to really know for
a fact.

But it's over here in this competition.

We don't need it over here.

Me and Mark Rogers made a pact,
man.

We come to truth.

And I went going inside the river and he
wouldn't come on mine.

And rather we give it back to him or not,
it's going on how they act.

If I get any hint that they deliberately
broke that liquor on my side of the river.

I'm taking the liquor, selling it for
myself, and this war ain't nowhere near over.

So, with that being
said, I say we go call

all Mark and Hooky
and get up and meet him.

Let's go have a little tip-chat a little
while you think.

I am down for that.

We get a picture of him.

Maybe I don't account him when we get out
here sending this picture.

They burned down our stash site.

They burned down our still site.

Confertace is over.

I think it's time for us to go in and kick
some ass.

We know everything about them.

And we're going to play them just like
they played us.

We're going to take care of business
ourselves.

We're going to fight.

Boy, boy, boy.

Boy, boy, boy.

Oh, my.

Hey, you made a mess and wish.

I had to get back at you.

We're going to doctor all my kids.

Man, that is so nasty.

That's a piece like that.