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I'm Dawson.
And I'm Jagger.
- And we turn trailer trash... - ...into cash.
Let's light her up!
Give her, man, give her!
Oh, yeah!
Let's go, boys!
If you thought that was crazy...
Wait until you see our prices.
We're brothers, and we own Young Farts RV Parts.
Go!
We own the largest RV salvage business in the world.
Oh, that one's fucking soft.
Right in the heart of Vegreville, Alberta,
also home to the Ukrainian Pysenka Easter Egg.
Does that work?
We buy used RVs, strip them down, sell the used RV parts.
So like literally anything that comes out of an RV, we sell.
The grand tour!
We purchased this unit for $1,500 and when we're done
stripping and selling the parts, we're gonna be at about
$14,000 all said and done.
Watch your head!
Young Farts started with just me and Dawson.
And then we made this first video.
- Come shop with us! - Young Farts!
And it turned into this big social media thing.
And now it's kinda gotten into a bit of a bigger business
here where we feel like real adults.
Yee-haw!
Last year, we did two and a half million dollars in sales.
And you know what? We work our asses off.
I think that's why we've gotten to the point we're at.
Watch the other side!
If you fuck this up, it's coming out of your paycheck.
And although we worked really hard, we also play hard too.
Oh, man!
Our version of play and work are kind of mixed in as one of the same.
- Give her, Jim. - Holy!
This is a family business. I mean, us two started it,
but quickly it turned into
my mom and dad also joined in the business.
All day, every day, it's a...
it's a shit show here.
My dad keeps everything in line. If it weren't for him,
honestly, this place would be a fucking disaster mess.
I literally clean up after everyone here.
And our mom is damage controlling.
Propane while smoking... Great!
Like our lives are crazy.
This is so cool, I get to do it with my most favourite people in this world.
We've got a pretty amazing family for sure.
Yeah, pretty cool.
And honestly, all of our employees feel like family.
Staff party!
- Only thing you're good at is talkin'. - Whoa, whoa, whoa. Jim!
Dawson?
Right now is a really critical time for our business.
Jagger?
We either choose to plateau or really bust through the wall
and make a lot of money.
Interesting.
It's not interesting, it's a fucking piece of shit.
Ooh!
There's no plan B, because I got no diploma and no one's hiring me after this,
so we just got to keep this shit rolling.
Woo-whee!
This is way higher than I thought she was gonna go.
We're all in on this. It's either this or Bust.
This is so cool.
♪ We got older it's no different ♪
♪ We've always had each other's backs since we were kids ♪
♪ Don't wanna die in Alberta ♪
♪ Don't wanna die till I feel better ♪
♪ Don't wanna die in Alberta ♪
♪ But I won't ever leave ♪
♪ So I plan to live forever ♪
Perfect.
Great, get this air conditioning unit out 'cause it's nice and hot.
You're converting your van, are you? Perfect!
Do you need anything else or just the windows for now?
Just the windows.
What's happening?
- My brother! - Oh man, how you doing man?
- I missed you, man. - Nice to see you.
Welcome back to the shop.
Welcome back to the shop!
Like, I was in the hospital for six days, having the baby.
- Are you happy to be back? - It's nice to be back.
I think I always dreamed of owning a business.
I was always selling things in high school, cars,
jailbreaking people's iPods. So I knew I was gonna do something
where I was gonna be making money myself.
But I didn't really imagine we'd be doing it together,
so I was pretty happy when that ended up happening, right?
I have not been doing my best to get back to everybody.
I sent my voicemail to, "I'm having a baby,
please stop calling me."
Me and him, we is who we is,
we swear, we drink, we smoke, and you know what?
My dad always said, just be yourselves, be who you are.
When I was lacking sleep and taking care of the baby,
I came up with a new TikTok song.
- Okay, let's hear it. - You let me know what you think of this.
♪ Shit's right fucked and your RV's failing ♪
♪ Shitter is full and your fridge is broke ♪
♪ This RV is a fucking joke ♪
Nice.
We've never really had real jobs. We didn't go to school and I dropped out.
I think that's what sets us aside from most businesses is like,
most businesses will follow what other businesses have done.
We literally are just making shit up as we go.
We google it, we YouTube it,
it's 'cause we don't know what the fuck we're doing.
Welcome to the shop.
Come on down. These are the aisles.
Here we got our window section.
We got RV water heaters. More fridges. Motorhome doors,
trailer doors, you name it, what kind of door, we probably have your door.
- We got it all. - Soup to nuts.
Soup to nuts.
When we first started out, the stakes were very low.
Like, we needed enough for maybe some beers, some smokes.
Now like we have employees like if we... if we don't make enough money
we now have other people's lives on the line.
- It's high stakes now. - True.
- We got Jim here. - We got Jim!
He's our stripper.
I am, but where's my pole, boys?
Safety first.
Basically, a trailer would come in, I grab it in the yard, then it's fun time.
I love destroying them.
There's nothing better.
Fuck you, Dory!
Fuck you, Jim.
My favourite co-worker here at Young Farts is Dory.
My role here is I'm the inventory manager.
So parts come to me, and I post them online,
trying to put up with Jim for how fast he's stripping.
Fuck you, Jim.
Fuck you!
Telling Jim to fuck off is my favourite part of my day every day.
- All right, buddy. - Okay, you enjoy your day.
So now we meet the master of shipping.
Tressa.
Woo!
My role is to get your correct order out.
Pick it, pack it, and then ship it.
This is my filing system.
If I wasn't working at Young Farts, I'd probably be working at a weed store,
but that wouldn't have been fun.
You know, I don't wanna be a pothead.
You're gonna want to come see--
The head honcho.
- This is our mom. - Aww.
The glue that holds it all together.
I try my best. It's fun working with these guys.
I am the mom of Young Farts RV Parts.
I will always be Jagger and Dawson's mom,
first and foremost.
- Look at, look at this coffee. - Look at this beautiful stack.
And you want me to wash that.
It'll come out, I promise.
- Yeah, okay. - You just gotta let it soak.
Did I ever think that our parents would be working for us?
No, but I knew, like, our dad and my mom have been such a big part of our lives.
Every single thing I know, my dad or my mom has taught me.
- Teresa, make sure you're hanging on. - I need to take my legs!
Ready?
- Gotta have tunes, eh, Dad? - Gotta have tunes.
Cam is on the mic. On the mic and in da house!
This is our dad!
He's the man around here.
He's taught us everything that we know so without him we'd be right fucked.
- Yeah. - I try.
The key to running a successful business?
Can I leave for one minute?
This is our motto. That's what we follow.
Can you read it out to me?
No.
Can you please read it out to me?
No.
Okay, guys. We're having our start of summer meeting here.
Dory, ready for a team meeting?
- A team meeting? - Yeah, yeah.
- Harder. - Okay come!
The team meeting is something that is absolutely uncommon here.
Once a year, maybe.
We usually wing it.
'Kay, this is our start of summer meeting.
So we're gonna just frickin' go over everything that the summer's maybe
gonna look like, what we need to do.
- What? - That is gross.
Why is it so gross? It's cleaned, it's stripped, it tested.
Okay.
All right, that's how serious this is.
Jagger, we call him the CEO because without Jagger,
Young Farts would not be in operation.
I don't see Jagger very much. He's always in his office.
I don't know what he does up there. Pretend to work.
Well first off, everybody, we want to welcome back Dawson
after having a baby.
Dawson's his right-hand man that does
all the unseen shit.
Dawson's the ugly one, that's all I know.
So I guess our first line of business,
because we've got the film crew here,
there's no more smoking or drinking allowed on the job.
Oh...
I'm just kidding! You can smoke!
You can smoke!
- Geez. - Jim's ready to quit.
Without the booze and the cigarettes,
I can't work.
The government can't even tell me not to smoke and drink
in my shop, and that is fucking legit shit.
Okay, financials.
We're 30% down if we compared last year to this year.
We're down.
Seeing that we're 30% down in sales,
it's definitely scary.
The worst part is we're not a constant business
where you're constantly making money.
We're only summer, so if you're down 30% and you can't budget for the winter,
you're pretty much fucked.
What's happening in the RV industry right now?
I don't know. Can people afford to go camping?
Are people repairing their trailers?
Do we have competition? I don't know. But Jagger will figure it out.
So with that being said, Dawson, you're gonna have to figure out
how to get more trailers.
Yeah, if we could refill that yard, that would be the most obtainable goal.
And then our yard could be full of, like, strippable trailers by the end of season
to carry us over through the winters.
We're like bears, we gotta collect berries for the winter.
I don't even think bears take berries to their caves,
but if that is the situation, we need to collect
- as many berries as we can. - Bears take berries to the caves.
Well, our yard's fucking empty.
That's a huge part of why this is happening.
Yeah, we're pretty much empty.
So basically, I think what we need to do is get as many trailers in as we can
to strip and flip.
You do the contacting, let's get on the road,
let's this fucking yard full.
I was having a baby, so I really slacked on my duties of getting back to trailers.
Hello.
Hey, it's Dawson from Young Farts RV Parts calling ya.
You sent an email about a trailer you maybe wanted to sell.
I can't just go somewhere and buy in bulk, these trailers,
like I have to scavenge all of the province to talk to people, make deals.
Does everything work on it?
You think it's probably better for parts then or?
A strip is when we tear it apart for parts
and a flip is we can actually sell it as a whole trailer.
Awesome, man, well 100% I'll buy that thing
and then we'll just figure out when works to pick her up.
There's so many trailers sitting in people's yards,
they're rotting away.
It's a gold mine, so if we can come grab it, pick it up.
And we get it to the shop, we're making money on the parts,
we're makin' money flippin' it, and that's how we stay in business.
Alberta Road Trip!
Pysanka Egg!
Alberta!
Saskatchewan!
World's largest sausage!
I wanna have a beer with the guy who made this thing.
Dick and balls.
♪ There's a fuckin' hole in my camper ♪
♪ Dear Jagger it's fucked up ♪
♪ A fuckin' hole in my camper ♪
♪ This trailer is fucked ♪
♪ So put some caulk on her Dawson ♪
♪ So she doesn't get fuckin' rotten ♪
♪ Put some caulk on her Dawson ♪
♪ Young Fart sells nice caulk ♪
- I like cruising with ya. - Yeah.
Seein' the sights.
Seein' the sights.
I'm honestly just driving to anything I think is nice so that we can fix it,
flip it, make easy cash to try and pay for everything this summer.
I've been finding good ones to flip, I just hope I'm not jinxing it.
- We'll see. - Ah, geez.
Worst case, we need parts units too, so fuck it,
worth a shot.
How's it going?
Jagger, nice to meet ya.
- Nice to meet you. - Dawson nice to meet, ya.
- Hey, you guys! - Hey, how you doing?
I'm pretty excited to check this out. I got some weird plans for it.
- Do you? - Yeah.
So we heard you had something for us. What do you got?
Well, I got this trailer here for you boys, if you like.
Oh, a little tent trailer! Well, everybody likes Cougars, eh?
This might be the only cougar I've ever brought home,
if we end up swinging the deal.
This is nice in here.
I mean the water's got in a little bit but the outside looks so cool.
The brand new sheets back here?
If we swing a deal, you still want them?
Like that's brand spanking new.
- Let's put this visor down. - Yeah.
Give her!
Oh, she's mint, check that.
Oh, who's the best at getting a deal on a trailer?
Honestly, Dawson does the most deals.
I don't know if he necessarily gets the best deals on a trailer.
I'm hands down the best person to get a good deal on a trailer.
I could see him thinking so. I just don't think he's as good of a salesman.
Me personally, but that's me.
So what are you thinking on this thing, man?
I was thinking about 2,000.
Yeah, how much are you asking for this thing?
Twenty-five maybe?
- Right on. - Yeah.
He caves. Dawson is definitely a people pleaser
and he would care more about them walking away happy
than trying to get the best bang for the buck, I think.
- So what do you guys think it's worth? - I actually don't know.
I was excited to see what you thought first.
Um, 150?
One-fifty's too low.
Well then, okay, fine.
Five?
- Yeah? - Nice.
This is the weirdest negotiatin' I've ever done.
I feel like I used to be better and now I'm just like too nice.
I get excited or I go like, oh shit, this is a really good deal.
Maybe I'm losing my touch, my special salesman touch.
I hate to ask you this, but would you do 50, you know?
It's little lower than I wanted to be but...
It's gone, you've got extra space.
- No, I'm happy there, guys. - Sweet, okay, done deal.
Call her a deal, man, I appreciate it.
When it comes down to negotiating, Jagger's the negotiator.
I find the deals, Jagger closes them.
- Fifteen. - Nice, good stuff.
- Works for me. - Perfect.
Don't hit anything.
Bye, trailer.
Holy fuck!
We shoulda strapped her down!
Oh, fuck!
You lost the tire!
Oh, fuck, it totally... man! It fell right the fuck off.
- There's the shop. Fuck it. - 'Kay, but I don't wanna mess it up, man,
It's all right.
Like, this has been a fucked up adventure. What else can go wrong?
Fuck it!
Oh, yeah.
Oh, ya.
Get it.
Well, the yard's pretty jam-packed, man.
There's like 10 we can flip. Like, this pilgrim's good, sportsman.
I bet we'd probably make, fuck, easy 60 grand.
Honestly, 10 of these, we're gonna be making easy, quick money,
and the rest for part note. We got parts. We got quick flips.
How much money you think we're gonna make?
Here's the fucking thing. I just don't think this is gonna cut it.
You know how hard I've been working to get all these?
- Daws, like I say, I'm proud. - That's okay, we're making money,
- but how much more do we need? - A lot more.
Well, fuck, okay.
All right, that's not the reply I was hoping to get, but...
Hey, I did my part.
You can come up with the big idea.
Okay, okay, put this on me, I'll bring us back.
I've been telling them for years, fuck making more money.
It's only money. You can't buy time back.
How's it going, buddy?
She's done.
Same shit, day in and day out.
I've been busting my ass for years.
I literally clean up after everyone here, like literally.
So I worked in the oil patch for most of my life. I was ready to retire.
I came to help for a week and seven years later...
...I'm still here and that's legit.
My initial plan was to move to Mexico.
And I flew there by myself for one week to go scope it out.
And within three days, I was bored, missed my family and...
So yeah, no, as far as moving there.
I think I'm stuck here.
This space and every other space drives me nuts on the daily.
Dad's been wanting to retire, I'd say, for eight years, but that has never come.
I'd love him to retire and I'd do anything I can to let him retire,
but our dad cannot sit still.
If my dad retired and was in a home,
he would be remodeling the entire retirement home.
Like, he has to work, I think it'd kill him
- if he didn't work. - Yeah, 100%.
It's just a challenge thing.
It's time for a change and something new,
something exciting, otherwise it gets boring and stale.
He's a man of change.
So we've gotta figure out something to keep Dad here,
keep him busy, keep him happy.
As long as he's working on something new, then he's happy.
- So that's our biggest goal. - Yeah, that's our big goal.
Honestly, this building is absolutely perfect for Dad.
It's been sitting for four years.
Lift her up! Fuck, I'm trying to see!
Jesus Christ, how's it look in there?
There's a lot of shit in there.
Your balls are scratching my neck.
Your neck's scratching my balls.
Jesus Christ, Jesus!
I don't know. It's a lot of money.
- It's across the street from the yard. - I know.
So I actually think that this would be fuckin'
the most perfect haunted house. Dad would be fucking stoked.
Let's back this up. Now we're backed up.
- We're way back. We're small. - We're kids, we're tiny.
So 17 years ago, in 2008, our dad opened
the haunted hike on our family acreage and it was fucking nuts.
Me and Teresa, my brother and sister,
got drunk on our deck one night and we were like,
we should just dress up this bike path and fucking see if people come.
So we went to Walmart, we dropped two grand on cheap shit.
And we just added ambulances,
smashed cars, built bridges, built coal mines.
And all of a sudden, 20 people start rolling down our driveway.
We were like, holy shit, people are coming.
Three years later, it got so busy, we couldn't park in our subdivision.
The county had to bus people.
We're doing just shy of 4,000 people a night.
Money's tight, money's tight and like fucking this is quite an expense,
but fucking I think it's what we have to do.
We've done the haunted hike before, if we do the exact same amount
could potentially walk away with $180,000 from the one month.
Doesn't pay it all but that means the year after...
now you're in the money. Now you're really doing things.
And maybe it exceeds that, maybe we make 250.
- Maybe nobody comes and we lose money. - Or maybe it's a bust.
- It's a big ole my big bust. - Big bust.
But we gotta try it.
Three, Ontario, one of two items.
Jim, I have a fridge pickup today,
so I don't know if you can grab this for me and then get it plugged in.
5 p.m.?
The worst part is posting used toilets.
Jim got his hands in there. He cleaned it out for me.
I just posted it.
I don't even look in them anymore.
Good morning.
Look who came to visit today.
Oh, my God. Hi!
Oh my God, hi, buddy! Did you miss me?
Yeah!
- How you feeling, Kenzie? - Good.
I think having a baby is a really beautiful thing.
I don't think I could love Kenzie more, because she's fuckin', my rock.
And now we have like a little piece of us two,
which is super cool.
I don't know, I feel like that's a nice start to a whole different future
that we both now share together.
Did I hear there was a special guest today?
Hello!
- Oh, look, Jim! - Finally get to meet this little guy.
What is that? He's gonna teach you how to climb the water tower, Ricky.
- This Jim Carey. - No, just dirt bikes.
Ricky's at the shop!
- I got a gift for Ricky. - What'd you get here?
- His very first BB gun! - Oh my God!
Come home today, there will be birds all over the driveway.
And from Dory... Oh my goodness!
Whoa!
Breaker, breaker, one-niner. This is Big Rick from Big Rick's Towing.
I'm here to pick up that RV.
I'm beyond proud of my mom and dad, and like I owe so much to them
and like even me having a kid and seeing them...
...what it takes to be, fuck.
You're a dad, yeah. I forgot you're a dad.
I don't know, it's been like, fuck,
I couldn't have wished anyone else to be my parents
and time over time again, I'd choose 'em every time.
- It's nice, it fucking awesome, I love it. - Yeah.
Well, the best part is working with my family.
They're, all my kids,
just so much respect for people.
They do a lot of stupid shit and fun shit, but man, respect.
Yeah, so that's why I'm tearing up.
Do you think the boys are proud of you?
Well, it's vice versa. Fuck you guys.
Can't use this shit.
Ricky Bobby!
Oh, you scared the shit out of him.
Why is everybody screaming at me?
We'd be absolutely fucked here at Young Farts RV Parts without Dad.
So we actually just have to do anything we can in our power
to make him stay here, make him happy, because yeah, without him, we're toast.
What's going on?
- We're going for a walk. - We're goin' for a walk.
- Oh, we're gonna to check it out again. - I think we should check it out again.
I still think it's a frickin' good buy.
I've been telling you guys for four years.
Well, guess what, Dad?
We pulled the money together as a family.
- We got her? It's ours? - We got the fucking key, man.
- Fuck yeah! - We got the fucking key.
- Something new. - Come check it out.
It's going to be fucking perfect for what we want.
Look at how much shit got left. We're gonna get rich quick.
Five bucks, five bucks.
Everything in here is actually ours now,
which is pretty fucking crazy to think about.
That was part of the deal, it came with all this shit.
Well, then we gotta get to work, we got a haunted house
- to build and we've got three months. - Fuck yeah. I'm in!
Fuck yeah!
So excited... building, creating, that's fun.
Fuckin' bring it on.
The boys are always getting distracted. They're always having fun.
Whoa!
Dawson?
- Where'd that go? - What now?
The boys never tell me what they're up to
and I think it's because they don't want me to know.
Is that Dad in this motorhome?
Oh my God, we just got this place.
I think he's moving in.
- What's happening? - What's up?
Staying here for the summer or what?
I'm moving in.
Mom ever gonna see you or what?
Ah, evenings and weekends.
Here for three months.
So opening a haunted house does sound absolutely crazy.
The first time, people thought we were just
wasting our time, bat shit crazy.
But we like crazy. It keeps us alive.
This is gonna be our grand entrance for all the customers coming in.
- Okay. - I want to do saloon style overhang,
- make this cool as shit. - Yeah.
My idol is Walt Disney.
I think we should turn this room into the church.
Everybody thought he was batshit crazy to build an amusement park.
And he said, fuck you, you guys, and he made it happen.
That's what I love.
- Hide and then pop out and scare. - A hundred percent.
The funnest part is scaring people.
Making people shit their pants and piss themselves,
which I'm not gonna lie, we did.
It's like injecting a shot of heroin and that fucking euphoria.
That's what it is.
Although I've never done it, but I'm assuming.
And then we're rolling through to the back,
which I think is gonna be fucking awesome.
This one here is going to be...
...circus.
Like, are you thinking of a big tent in here?
'Cause that means we're gonna need a tent.
- We're gonna need clowns. - More mannequins.
Do you know what one of those tents costs?
Well, either way, just get this shit. I'll build it.
How much money are we wanting to spend on each room?
'Cause if we have 20 rooms to do and each one costs three grand.
You gotta spend money to make money, so whatever.
- That's true. Can't look like shit. - We're not half-assing this.
We're spending whatever it takes.
- It's gonna be a lot of money. - I know.
What kind of maths did you just do?
Well, 20 rooms at 3,
- and 3 is very low, is 60 grand. - If we could stick around 50,
- it'd be fucking awesome. - Just whatever you do, don't tell Mom.
- Yeah. Yeah. - That's it.
Yeah, we'll just...
- I have to give her the receipt? - We'll cook the books.
- We'll cook the books! - Cook the books!
I was just focused on getting the building bought,
so now it's kind of like, holy fuck we're in a bad spot here.
Wow. Fuckin' that's quite...
I didn't realize how fuckin' expensive that was gonna be.
Like our sales are down, we got a haunted house to build,
and we gotta get it done by October.
- We are definitely fucked. - Like we're like big time fucked.
Like fuckity-fuck, fuck titties fuck.
Titties!
I don't know. I don't know. Your titties fucked?
- Well, what do we do? - I don't know what we do now.
We're so fucked.
♪ We got older it's no different ♪
♪ We've always had each other's backs since we were kids ♪
♪ Don't wanna die in Alberta ♪
♪ But I won't ever leave ♪
♪ So I plan to live forever ♪
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