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STEVE MCBEE
: I spent

the majority, the
lion's share of my life

building this farm and ranch.

It's in my blood.

It's in my DNA.

I am just so blessed
to have four boys.

They all live on the ranch, and
they all have their own houses.

Everybody just assumes

Steven is the one that's
going to take everything over,

you know.

I don't see him stepping up yet.

I think you and I are
probably the only ones

that would actually be
able to run anything.

We farm 40,000 acres.

We run a couple thousand head
of cattle at any given time.

We're on our way to being $1
billion company, with the B.

- Those
are the projections

that we've talked about.

STEVE MCBEE
: Galyna

has been working on
a potential capital

investment of $105 million.

- And
frankly, we need it.

What's up, handsome?

I was married for 28 years.

- I'm not
going to be married again.

You look great.
You look fantastic.

- Oh, thank you.

Brooke
and I met a year ago.

- We have fun.

I'm ready to party.
I bet you are.

- If Galyna
found out about Brooke,

it would be devastating to her.

- I view him as my only person.

- We
are headed to Fort Worth

to pick up our new Longhorns
because I want to start

a superior Longhorn herd.

- Why
can't the girls go?

It's a boys trip.

- So I don't have
anything to worry about?

- I'll be good.

STEVEN MCBEE,
There's Cole.

Oh, snap.

Don't do it.

Walk away.

Just go just go just go just go.

- Ew.

Hi.

JESSE (ON
What's up?

- There was a
giant snake on our porch.

I'm literally
sending you the video

because it was disgusting.
Oh, wow.

Look at that.

- What kind
of snake is that?

That's just a black snake.

- It went
over towards the barn,

so that's plenty away from me.

How you feeling?

JESSE MCBEE (ON
I feel great.

- Do you?

- I ended
the night with water.

- How bad was
Cole last night though?

JESSE MCBEE
: Um--

- But dude, I
literally negotiate everything.

Do you guys want to take a shot?

- Do you two-step?

- I can dance.

Let's go.

- Is he the reason
you shut down the bar?

JESSE MCBEE
: Oh, yes.

JESSE MCBEE (ON
Him and my father.

- So where y'all the
ghetto gypsy bastards up, dude?

STEVEN MCBEE,
Down in Dallas.

Yeah, what
do you think he's doing?

We'll call Color Bean.

He probably just waking up.

COLE MCBEE (ON
What's up?

- What are
you doing, Color Bean?

Looks your little sleepy eyes.

How was your night, baby?

COLE MCBEE (ON
It was rough.

- It was rough.

COLE MCBEE (ON
I went to a bar.

- And it
sounds like I need

to be down there taking
care of y'all keeping

you out of trouble.

COLE MCBEE (ON
Yeah, you do.

- But what's
your big plan tonight?

Are you going to go around two?

COLE MCBEE
: We are.

- I knew it.

- What's
the plans for today?

Going to Dustin tonight.

- OK, Dustin Lynch.

Yep, Billy Bob's tonight.

JESSE MCBEE (ON
Billy Bob's.

Back there, for now.

- I'm glad
that your trip to go

get cattle has now turned
into a big party, huh?

JESSE MCBEE (ON
Well, I mean, two

birds with one stone, you know?

- Hmm.

Well, have fun today.

- All right.
You, too.

I'll talk to you a
little bit later.

JESSE MCBEE (ON
All right.

We'll talk to you later.
All right, bye.

JESSE MCBEE
: Bye.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Oh, we're

going to have some fun tonight.

Yeah, this'll be good.

- See,
this is why I love Billy Bob's.

What's up, dude?

How are you?

STEVEN MCBEE,
Doing good.

- Good, man.

What's up, brother?

Have a good trip down here?
Oh, yeah.

- Oh, good.
I love it.

Y'all down here picking
up some Longhorns or what?

Some Longhorns.

- Yeah,
end of the herd a little bit.

I love it.

Are you
running Angus on your farm?

Limousins, baby.

- Really?
Limousin.

My main
passion is deer and turkey.

So I don't need cows
running all over creation

when I'm out there
sneaking around.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Oh, yeah.

- Have you
ever been to Billy Bob's?

- I closed
her down last night.

- Yeah.

I've got
to be the best guy I know.

- I mean, I
should be praised like a king.

- It's true.

- That don't
get the dance boots ready.

- Oh, I'm
going to be out there.

- Get
them greased up, boys.

I'll be out there.

STEVEN MCBEE,
There's never

a dull time with Cole in a bar.

Last night, I think he

was bragging about it actually.

They always have it.

I'm at a bar.

I'm having a great time.

And I get like--

I take one shot, and
that's the last thing.

And the next thing you
know, I just wake up.

I don't know what
happened in between there.

And I wake up.

Let's do a shot.

Hell, yeah.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Let's do it.

Take a little break?

- Nah,
I'm gonna take one.

- Got
no quitting in him.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Cole and my dad

have the exact same personality.

And their energy feeds off
one another like no other.

- Cheers!
Cheers!

Where's your drink?

I gave it to Jesse.

Sharing this one.

- What the hell.
Do a little--

We should do it.

- So
when it comes to drinking,

they will go shot for shot,
beer for beer, drink for drink.

On three, 1, 2, 3.

Let's go!

I've had way too
much to make that make sense.

- Oh!

It wasn't that bad.

Come on.

- What
the hell was that?

Oh, that's nice.

- Welcome!

- I'm not
sure if ya'll know this,

but it's my damn birthday party.

Right, ladies?

Just
like before, we're going

to do 1, 2, and 1, 2, 3, 4.

Let's go.

1, 2, 1, 2, 3.

- What would you do
if I ripped off your shirt?

- I don't know.

sound just like him.

What a fucking concert!

Whoa!

It was a fun night, guys.

I'm going out to the jungle.

- Can I a tequila--

Yes.

- Yes.

- I'm one
drink away, one shot--

- But we
have less than two hours.

- Maybe two.

- No.
No!

No!

OK, in 15 minutes,

we'll take another shot.

- 15 minutes?
15 minutes.

- It's
zero to 100 with the Cole.

There's no stopping him
when it comes to that point.

He's a full force, and he's
going to drink what he wants.

- You're Dustin?
Steven.

- Steven.

- I'm
not Dustin, but that was close.

Hey!

Dustin was good tonight.

- He was really good.
Did you watch?

- Yeah, we
was over on this side.

- Did
you see us up on stage?

Hey, Jesse, this is Cole's
girl from last night.

- Of
course, this girl shows up

a second time in a row.

She did everything she
could to tempt Cole

into to going back with her.

- You're
getting hotter by every second.

I can't say no.

- No, you can.

It's one of those things
where you're like,

oh, man, I really wish
you wouldn't have came.

There's my girl.

- I thought
you forgot about me.

- You thought
that I forgot about you?

- Yeah.
No.

- It's OK.

- Are you going
to take me dancing or what?

- If I know my
brother Cole, turning her down

the first time was as hard
as it ever was on him.

I'm proud of you.

- Yeah, dude.

I want to--

So a second night--

- What
do you want to drink?

don't know if he has

the strength to do it honestly.

- Cheers!
Cheers.

- Cheers.
Yeah, show up.

- Absolutely.

- So do
you know how to drive

a tractor and all that?

- She asked me if
I know how to drive a tractor.

He's never been in a tractor

in his life.

I've always said that if
there's a fork in the road,

then you have the right
decision and the wrong decision.

Are we going now?

- Cole
will choose the wrong one

faster than anyone else.

You ain't seen Cole, have you?

Oh, I see him.

Got him in
the palm of her hand.

She's real.

STEVEN MCBREE,
He's an idiot.

Make a girl had a
better run as fast as you can.

- I want to
get on a road like at 7:00,

and it's already almost 2:00.

We're did Cole go?

- I'll find him.

She's a love.

- Hey, we're
about to get out of here.

Are you staying or you coming?
I'm good.

- All right.

Are you sure?

- Am I leaving
by myself tonight or what?

- I don't know.

Sometimes, you just got

to be humiliated enough
times to learn to grow

up in certain situations.

And I guess that time
hasn't come yet for Cole.

- All
right, let's call it a night.

Let's go get some pizza.

- Are you ready?

He'll be back.
I'm good.

He'll figure it out.

He's old enough.

Right now, Billy Bob's
Texas is officially closed.

- Let me
go pee real quick.

I'll be right here.

- You're
going to leave.

ain't going to leave.

I'll be right here.
OK, let me go pee.

- All right.

Where are you at?

Crazy self.

- Just
leave and go home.

Just leave and go home.

Kacie and I are not
official, but I'm

sure she wouldn't be happy with
what I was doing right now.

So I need to stop it
right now and head back

and go to sleep next to Jesse.

Where are you at?

We are right outside the door.

- Don't
leave without me.

How do I do this?

Why did I do that?

Don't
know my crazy side.

But you don't know
my crazy side.

- All
right, small confession.

When we got back to the hotel
room, I ordered four pizzas

and I ate them all.

Wait, earlier?

STEVEN MCBEE,
Last night.

- I'm excited
to get these Longhorns.

STEVEN MCBEE,
I am, too.

They're going to look pretty.

- The black
and white one is really cool.

There they are, boys.

Those pretty looking Longhorns.

- How's it going?

STEVEN MCBEE,
Hey, guys.

Good to see you.
Doing well.

- Stacy?
Hi.

I talked to you on the phone

a few times.
I'm Steven.

- Yes, you did.
Nice to see you.

Good to meet you all.

- Jesse.
Nice to see you.

So are y'all ready
for some Longhorns?

STEVEN MCBEE,
We're excited.

They're gorgeous.

I'm
so excited about it, yeah.

Good, I think
you picked some nice ones.

- Oh,
that little calf is gorgeous.

I love that calf.

That calf is gorgeous.

He's a very
nice little prospect for you.

I think you'll be
happy with him.

We're going to be paying

$1,500 for a cow calf pair.

And they can end up having
seven to 10 more calves

throughout their lifetime.

Each one of those calves, we
can easily sell on down the line

for another $1,500.

But any of the steers that
we end up taking to slaughter

and sell, I can end up producing
$5,000 worth of revenue.

We're going to end up
making this a long term

business plan here at the farm.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Hey, mama.

Hey, mama.

Look at her.

She got that look in her eyes.

And she's pretty.

They trailer good.

They trailer real good.

You enjoy the rest
of your Mother's Day.

- Thank you.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Thank you again.

- We're
going to get home to our mom

so we don't get in trouble.

Yeah, we good that way.

- Tell her that
you got her a Longhorn.

- That's right.
Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah.

STEVEN MCBEE,
What's that?

Wait for me.

All right.

Let's go.

I think we're good.

I'm glad
we got these Longhorns.

- I mean, if
you seen in 2022 the top selling

Longhorn, all
Longhorns over 100--

what, over 100 inches,
Cole, brought 700,000,

350,000, and 250.

- Yeah.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Seriously?

- Last year.

But
not just the inches.

It's the way that they come off.
They

So
they want their spot.

They want them to go

down first, and then back.

- Like
straight out they.

Don't like the up.

Like anyone that goes like
straight out and down and out.

Like straight out basically.

Those ones are selling
for insane, dude.

Like--

- And
you're saying the black

and white ones are super rare.

Really, yeah, a lot more rare.

- With
the genetics we bought,

it could add a huge
revenue streaming.

Yeah, I'm excited about it.

- God.

STEVEN MCBEE,
What, Cole?

I just remembered

something I did last night.

- I know.

If there's that guy preaching
out on the street today,

we're going to have--
we'll go over to him

and get on his knees
and send it to Kacie.

I need to repent.

I'm so fucked, dude.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Yeah, you're done.

What
the hell am I going to do?

Fuck.

I think we should
change the subject.

I'm whipped.

Yeah, I'm pretty tired.

Long weekend, we got
a long week ahead.

- As much
as I like riding with you

guys in a vehicle,
I'm glad we're back.

Keep coming.
Right there?

- That worked.

All right, this
one's ready to go.

Watch out.

Yeah, watch out.

STEVEN MCBEE,
All right, Cole.

Watch out, Bud.

- You're clear.

Watch out, mama.

Yeah, it's your new home.

You
know, even after I'm gone,

you guys will have this herd.

And who knows how many
you'll have by then.

Now, you may have
a couple hundred

and be setting the
record on the genetics.

I mean, this is
how it all starts.

- Yeah.

The farm is always going to
be a major part of my life.

Carrying on the torch that
my dad is going to hand down

to us that we carry on
and hope to build a bigger

flame with our companies
and to establish something

worthwhile to put our name on
it and know that we were a part

of building something special.

The farm's close to big enough
for all of us right now.

But it sure as hell won't
be whenever we have kids,

so we better keep growing it.
Yeah.

He grew it for us,

so we got to grow it for them.

This is where I grew
up, and this is where

I want my kids to grow up.

That's where I want the McBees
in 100 years to still be on

is right there on our farm
we started with my brothers

and I and my dad.

- Well,
you know the old saying.

First generation earns it.

Second generation maintains it.

And third generation loses it.

It's that mindset of
that third generation

because here's the
problem, I wanted my kids

to have more than I had.

And then if you
guys want your kids

to have more than you have,
it starts out where you're

just giving them too much.

You guys better bust their
ass and make them earn

it just like I did you guys.

If they don't earn it,
they'll never value what it

took to get this or get that.

So you guys better
instill that--

I don't
think that'll be a problem.

think from the time they walk,

they'll be out here
working on the ranch.

- Yeah.

STEVEN MCBEE,
There ain't nothing

given out here on a farm.
Nope.

- You could
spend your entire life working

for someone else
building their dreams,

or you could work for yourself
and build your own dreams.

- Yeah.

That's
what this ranch is about.

Whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa,

whoa, whoa, inside your mind?

Gonna let the motors ride.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

What up?
What up?

What are you doing here?

Can
you tell me some more

juicy details about your trip?

- What
I did this weekend?

- Oh, yeah.

- Um--

STEVEN MCBEE,
You think Rocco

and Sitka destroy the house?

Look at him.
I hope not.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Look at him.

He looks guilty.

He does look guilty.

You look so guilty.
Oh, my.

Look at them with
their little bandannas.

- Aw, little cuties.

Little matching bandannas.

Oh.

Come on, boys.

- Babies.

--your mind.

Girl, let the moments ride.

Whoa, whoa, whoa--

- You want to
just do Hawaiian rolls or?

Well, we have three.

That's usually how
many I take down.

So, I don't know if you
want more or something else.

- No--

- I can
make those little rolls.

- Actually, my
stomach kind of hurts.

- So
these are all for me?

- Sure.

- Don't
have to tell me twice.

- I just have
to push white rice, right?

That's it?

Yes.

- Are you
still mad about the trip?

- It's annoying
that you said we couldn't go.

Calah got to go.

- I did not know
Calah was going to be there.

- Yes, you did.

- Steven!

Are you ready?

- I'm
going to be honest with you.

I'm going to catch a
flight tomorrow morning.

East Texas.

Yeah, you guys or Calah

pick me up from the airport.
Actually, probably Calah.

- No, I did not.
She's in Texas.

You would have had to know
she was going to be there.

mean, she is in Texas,

but Steven didn't tell us that
she was going to be there.

- It's Steven.
You should've just said--

- And Steven was
the one that got the tickets,

so I couldn't say I'm
bringing her no matter what.

Well, why
doesn't he want women to go?

- Jesse is
obviously very good looking.

I know that.

He gets told that a lot.

So when you're sitting
here by yourself,

you're like, oh, my
gosh, like what girl

is he talking to in these bars?

It's very frustrating for sure.

It's just annoying.

I would love to be married.

I want to start a family.

I want these things, and I'm
patiently waiting for that day.

I'm not saying it just is.

We should be able to
be involved as well.

Me and Kacie.

I don't disagree.

Was Kacie
mad that Cole went?

- I'm sure
she wasn't thrilled.

I want a drink.

Do you?
No.

Fuck, no.

I'll throw up.

I had enough
alcohol this weekend

for the whole rest of the year.

It's only May.

- Good.

That sounds perfect.

Yeah, maybe not.

- Oh, there
is something I haven't

talked to you about yet.

So we were in the
bar, me and Arina.

And this guy was
like buying us shots,

following us around
a little bit.

And we were talking to
him, and he's like, oh,

I bet you guys don't
know Steve McBee.

And we were like laughing.

I was like, yeah,
I know Steve McBee.

And he said when I
met Steve last Friday,

Steve was with a dark-haired
girl named Brooke.

- What?

I don't even know who is Brooke.

Liar.

You are lying.

- It's
not ringing a bell.

With my dad kind of dating
both Galyna and Brooke,

he has to go to the
city and see Brooke.

But he's got to make sure
Galyna is not going to ask him

what he's doing or make sure
Galyna is like busy that night.

I don't even know how
he keeps track of it.

- You're
a terrible liar.

I mean,
I've said this before.

It's 2023.

If he wants to be
a whore, let him.

Hi, babe.

You
know we're just staying here

the rest of the night, right?

Not going to a five
star restaurant.

Have you ever seen what the
people of Gallatin wear?

- OK, do you want
me to dress like a person

that lives in Gallatin?

Because I will.

STEVEN MCBEE,
I guess not.

- Choose your battle.
OK.

You
want to go outside?

STEVEN MCBEE,
Yeah, let's do it.

Come on, boys.
Come on, boys.

Let's go play.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Let's go, Sitka.

Come on.

- Let's go
get some energy out.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Yeah, no doubt.

- Rocco
looks like such

a little stud in his bandanna.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Yeah, he does.

Throw
one for Rocco.

Rocco doesn't fetch.

- Go get it.

It's that way.

STEVEN MCBEE,
It's all right.

Sitka will Go grab it.

Yeah, good boy, Sitka.

- What
are the boys doing?

STEVEN MCBEE,
I don't know.

I'm going to shoot them a text.

I think they were
going to be hanging

out with my dad tonight.

- Oh.

- I'm
not hanging out with them.

I'm hanging out with you.

- Thanks for
making some time for me.

think being around my dad now--

it's not bad, right?

It's not bad for you?

- I mean,
I think I have

always gotten along with him.

There's never been
anything on my end.

I've never said anything.

I've never done anything.

Like I haven't.

So if there's any animosity,
I don't know where it would

be coming from on his end.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Yeah, I think

a lot of the issues
you all have had

is definitely because
of my big mouth,

talking and venting during
the heat of the moment to him.

I vent a lot to my dad.

And I think it's because
he's an easy person

to vent to about relationships.

Because he'll egg
it on all day long.

I told Calah, I was
like, any time I go out,

I don't even drink anymore
whenever I'm around you

because I'm just babysitting.

- Every
red flag is there.

Like, if I tried to call you
at 4:00 or 5:00 at night,

she don't let you
take a phone call.

You can't be a business
owner and not take fucking

phone calls in the evening.

- I agree.

I think he instantly
takes my side.

- Our
relationship stays with us.

And like we need to be able
to communicate our issues.

We can't go and vent
about a fight that we had

and the next day
be completely fine.

Like, I think just
with that, it'll

improve so much, like your
dad and my relationship.

- I want
you to have a good relationship

with my dad and my brothers.

- Yeah, same.

- Like
there's no way we could work

if y'all didn't like
each other or didn't want

to be around each other.

Let's head up here

and check out your
house and my house

and see how they're
coming along.

You got to be getting excited.
I am.

It's kind of getting crazy.

I didn't think we were ever
going to get to this stage.

- Yeah,
it's one of those things

that you-- seems like it
takes forever and forever.

And I bet Alli's ready.
Yes, she is.

- She's
a little intimidating.

- Yeah, she is.

Only when I ask

you to go to Nashville with me.

Yeah, it sounds--

- I always try
to hide that like you know,

I don't want her mad at me.

Yep.

You should come down.

Yep.

like this concrete.

- It
turned out awesome.

- Look,
you can stand right here

and throw a rock at
about hit the pool.

- Yeah.
Well, I could.

I don't know if you can.
Whatever.

So not only is my dad building
a new home in the city.

I am building a new
home along with Alli.

She works as a nurse
down in Kansas City,

so this house is
supposed to meet

in the middle of our farming
operation and her hospital.

But it's four or five
houses down from his.

We can't get away from him.

It feels like he follows
us wherever we go.

Oh, looks good.

- Yeah.
I got this carpet.

It's the first time
I'm seeing this carpet.

It's set
up geographically perfect.

I mean, it's
literally five minutes

from our car wash headquarters.

When we found that location,
it was just perfect.

The floating shelves,
they look great.

I don't think Allie

really likes how close my
dad's going to be living to us.

I mean, he can get
on his back deck

and basically look
through our front door

and see if we're inside.

So I she's a little worried
that he's going to be

showing up at random times.

It's going to be interesting.

Definitely have a good view.

Yeah, that fireplace

is going to go right there.

He did a
badass job on that concrete.

Yeah, it turned

out it's not a bad view at all.

Two more bedrooms for--

- For Alli
to have her kid-- for Alli

to have all her children.

- She's like,
this is going to be perfect.

My mom can stay
over here and watch

the kids, just at the house.

We won't even have to leave.

- Well,
what's coming first?

Are you going to be married
and then have a kid?

- I grew up
around a really bad marriage.

There was a lot of screaming,
some things thrown.

It got a little
crazy at times, and I

don't ever want to put my kids
through something like that.

What, you and Alli

have been dating for 10 years?
Mm-hmm.

She's a good girl.

You got a good one, and
it's like finding a diamond.

Divorce, I think,

was a shell shock for them.

I think that it really has made
them cautious and consider.

Because what they thought
was this perfect life

just fall apart so drastically.

Getting married won't
change your life.

Having a child will
completely change your life.

After seeing Steven
be born, I literally

thought at that moment that was
the best experience of my life.

I want you guys to
experience that.

Everybody in life
should have children,

or they really don't know how
much they could love something.

- Alright, Dad.
I'm ready.

- Yeah, OK.
I'm ready.

- Yeah, well.

- I'll take
them little squirts and--

- Yeah.

- This
is the presentation.

So I got your folder
and your folder.

And
then the pull request

from the venture capital.

And I have the rest
of the stuff done, so.

So by Sunday night--

- Yes.

- I will
have all of our bios done,

and then all site
management, shortened bios.

Which, Galyna is going

to give you the short bios.

STEVEN MCBEE,
She already did.

So we just
need those main things

and finalize the financials.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Perfect.

- You've
done a good job on this.

I appreciate it.

Yeah,
that was good job, Galyna.

- Thank you.
Thank you.

- I just
don't even know where

we would be without Galyna.

We would certainly not be
working on $105 million loan

without Galyna.

The whole entire
presentation that she does

is incredibly intuitive,
well put together,

and just very impressive.

As this market saturation
is taking place

with so many VCs
and private equity,

PEs, coming into the
market space on car washes,

you've got to be
a big player now.

Right now, we have
10 different banks.

We wipe all those out
with this one deal

and clean everything up.

We consolidate into one deal.

We've already
disrupted this market.

Yes.

- But
to really disrupt it,

we've got to get
our 100 locations.

Yeah.

We've got to grow.

We have everything
to grow to 100

locations except the capital.

- You're right, yes.

- So the
pressure's relentless

right now.

There's going to
come a time pretty

soon that one of you guys
is going to have to step up.

Not that you haven't done that,
but I want to enjoy the farm.

I want to be able to take my
fishing pole, check on you guys

just see the progress.

Cole thinks it's him.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Do you think

you could handle it right now?

- No hesitation.

That farm, 100%
better than two years.

Yeah,
you better leave it up to me.

Oh.

Yeah, we'll see.

- Good morning.

I think I'm going to do like a
quick walkthrough real quick.

And then I'm going
to start getting

the whole decorations going.

- Perfect.

Today is the 23rd
Street opening.

It's a very, very
special opening.

- What's
happening, Brayden?

Nothing much.

Always amazed by the amount
of balloons that get blown up.

If I a
towel, I would help you.

Shut up.

Cole, you need to
tighten yours up a hair.

Thank you so much.

This looks fabulous.

Love it.

What's up, big dog?

- How's it going?

Good to see you.

Good job, buddy.

- You did it.
Yeah, well.

Get off me, punk.

It looks so good.

Thank you.

It takes a village.

What's up, buddy?

Come here.

He
needs a bear hug.

I'll
get your picture.

- Oh.

I'm so
glad you made it.

- Yeah, barely.

- This
is my opportunity

to present our business model.

Everybody, come on down.

really want it to look

like professional,
well-oiled machine,

that they trust with giving
millions of dollars to.

This crime
better not fade.

This crime--

Why you mess with me?

- Because I know
you won't do nothing about it.

- Do it
again, see what happens.

Here they come.

- We
want everyone to be talking

about McBee's Coffee N Carwash.

So, hell, yeah, I'm going
to drop in on a helicopter.

For us, it's great
brand exposure.

Where
are they landing at?

- Right here.

I wonder what
they brought in that thing.

Oh, yeah.
He's definitely coming in.

- It's
really not necessary.

We're in Independence, Missouri.

We're not on the strip in Vegas.

We're not in New York.

But I know Steven all too well.

He's got to make a scene when
he comes in so everybody knows

he's the man, boss, top dog.

Sometimes, you got to
compensate for some things

and show off all the time, but.

Yeah, man.

I'm Steven McBee.

I'm backing up my big--

don't have to do that.

Go down to this end,

and then we're going to do
a ribbon cutting ceremony.

Well, first off, let me say,
it takes a village to do this.

And if we didn't have all of
the team and all of the people

that we have, none
of this gets done.

So we're only as
good as the people.

So we couldn't be more
excited about the future,

and we just have so
many exciting things

coming down the pipeline.

We don't know how to quit.

I could tell you that.

So I'm going to let
Steven talk a little bit.

So go ahead.

First and foremost,

thank you guys so much
for coming out here today.

We appreciate it
more than you know.

It means the world to us.

This is our baby.

Every single one of us
standing here takes ownership,

takes pride in this building.

They've been out
here on weekends.

They've been out here really
over the last year and a half.

This has been one
heck of a project that

has taken a lot of time, a lot
of energy, and a lot of effort

from every single
person here and so many

here that you don't
even see today.

- So
very on par for Steven.

He wants everybody
to look at him.

It's definitely a little
ironic that Steven's

the one giving the speech.

Because I think I can
count the number of times

he's been to this
location on one hand.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Good job.

Yeah.

Thank you guys so much.

We do have a food truck coming.

Is it here?
It is here.

- It's here!

Have to go check it out.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Good job.

Good work.

- Thank
you for coming, brother.

Why
is he flexing so hard?

- That
fork is not that heavy.

- What?

You guys better.

- All right.

Yeah, bring everybody.

It'd be a good time.
I will.

I'll get with you on that stuff.
Yeah.

- She got me
everything I need for now.

- Galyna did.

This car wash grand
opening today,

I feel like everything's
going so well.

And Galyna did an
excellent job bringing

everything together at the end.

There's a
good teamwork going on.

Cannot just run your
business out of your head.

It has to have
spreadsheets, graphs.

- With Galyna
at the helm of so many things

in the business that
are absolutely critical,

she handles all that
pressure on her shoulders

and does just a fantastic job.

She always continues
to impress me.

I am just very lucky
to have Galyna.

I don't
think you guys match at all.

We always do.

We always match.

You get ready to go?
Yes.

Let's do it.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Wait, what?

- See y'all.

- Bye.

It's a cute couple, man.

STEVEN MCBEE,
JR. Hello?

What up?

STEVEN MCBEE, JR.
: What up?

I'm heading to Noka.

I got a dinner with
Galyna here at 4:30.

STEVEN MCBEE, JR.
: That's right.

was talking to Brooke

a little bit ago earlier
today, and I told Brooke.

I was like, yeah, I'm going
to dinner with Galyna at Noka.

And she's like,
that fucking bitch.

That was my place.

STEVEN MCBEE,

Man, those two cross up
at every other place.

- I mean, dude,
it was a complete coincidence.

I'm like, OK, how
is your day going?

Yep, I better--
oh, I got a call.

I'm like, yeah.

STEVEN MCBEE, JR. (ON
What are you doing?

- Oh, shit.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Wow.

Yeah, she was livid.

So Galyna always is
asking me to spend

more quality time together.

She puts so much effort and
energy into making me happy.

So yeah, I feel like
I owe that to her.

All right, well,
I won't keep you.

STEVEN MCBEE, JR.
: All right,

have fun at dinner.

- Yep,
will see you, buddy.

STEVEN MCBEE, JR. (ON
Will see you, bye.

How are you?
Fantastic..

Do you have a
reservation this evening?

- Yes, for two.

For two.

You betcha.

All right, thank you.

Thank you so much.

- What's up?

- What's up?

Oh, well, you look nice.
Oh, my.

- I try.

- Trying
to be taller than me?

- Yeah.
What's up?

- You know who I am.
Yeah.

- Good.
What's up?

- What's up?
Good evening.

- Good evening.

Cocktails
by the glass of wine

are on the first page.

- Wine?

There was a wine that the
chef suggested last time.

- It's a red wine.

Would you ask him?

I know he'll know that I
will have a glass of that.

Thank you.

Thank you.
How was your day?

- Good.

Busy, busy, just running around.

- I am
so looking forward

to one-on-one with Steve.

We spend a lot of time
doing business together,

and I am obviously around
his house quite a bit.

You look super handsome.
Oh.

- So--
Thank you.

- Don't you like it?
I like it.

- Look,
it had pockets.

But we never have an
opportunity just to have a date.

Here's your salad.

- Yeah, thank you.

What is that?

- It's
like a dry rice,

I think, like a
rice based thing.

Those are really good.

You'll like this.

- Mm,
like a potato chip.

I think the world of Galyna--

I love Galyna.

I love spending time with her.

But Galyna and I definitely do
not have a mutual understanding

where our relationship is.

I was trying to find
out when the new liner

is going to be in for the ride.

- I was
going to look to get

some crazy sexy bikini for you.

Unexpectedly
greet you one evening.

I'm preparing like a full
romantic evening for you.

- Have you?

- I can spoil
you and give you a massage

and make you just feel good.

- You do.

You make badass spreadsheets
and pro formulas, and I feel
good.

- And then I make
bad ass whatever else.

- Yeah?

I've been very
upfront with Galyna

and told her numerous times
that I want to be single.

I do not want to be in a
committed relationship.

It feels like it
falls on deaf ears

because she wants to, like, you
be all over me all the time.

- So you're going
to have one drink with me

or you know wetter.

It's a wetter kind of day.
I drove.

- You
can have one drink.

No.

- Now you have
to talk dirty to me, OK?

What else is happening,
my handsomeness?

- I'm
going to call Cole.

COLE MCBEE
: Hello?

- Hey, what up?

COLE MCBEE
: What up?

Nothing, I'm just

eating dinner here with Galyna.

COLE MCBEE (ON
Jake and I

are going to head out to Miley.

- So you guys
are heading to Miley tonight?

COLE MCBEE (ON
Yeah, we're

going to run through the
night because there's

a couple of tractors
going to leave tomorrow.

- Don't
forget, it's a date night.

- Yeah, well.

COLE MCBEE (ON
We should

get-- there should be about 300
acres left tomorrow in Miley.

- OK, cool.

Cool, cool.

All right.

All righty, will see you.

- I have
desserts at home.

Whichever dessert you like.

You know I don't
have a couple glasses of wine

without reason.

I'm going to give you
like dessert of your life.

- Does
that say tip included?

All right, are you ready?
Yes.

Oh!

Of all
the empty words.

So we're selling that.

Time I get up now.

Hi.
Hi.

- I'm
here to see Jeremy.

I'm going to go take a look
at my vehicle real quick.

Yeah.

- My Escalade
was slightly damaged,

and I took Escalade
to a body shop.

Our mechanic told
me, no, we got it.

We're going to fix it.

It's going to be good.

Super easy.

It was a minimal damage.

Is this my vehicle?

- Yep.
This is it?

Mm-hmm.

- You're
joking me, right?

That's it.

- Holy shit.

When you said like, oh,
I'm finishing detailing it,

I thought you were for
real with finishing this.

Who the fuck totaled my car?

What's up, Bobby boo?

- So--

TESSA (ON
What happened?

Brooke had called me

and said that her car
was broke down again.

She was upset, saying she didn't
know what she was going to do.

Her car broke down.

I mean, she's a single
mother of two kids.

I mean, I've got every
vehicle I have loaned out.

But I was like, well,
the other Escalade's

just sitting at the body shop.

They're not even going to
start on it for three weeks.

Why don't you just go get it?

I'll let you use it.

I wake up like at 2:30 in
the morning saying, yeah,

I'm so sorry.

I got in a wreck.

Oh, boss, this is bad.

This is real bad.

- I'm
like, I'm screwed.

I mean, there's no
way to hide this.

Brooke had called me
because her car broke down.

The only one I had that
was immediately available

was Galyna's Escalade.

Brooke texted me that
she wrecked the Escalade.

And oh, my heart just dropped.

I could not believe it.

And now, Galyna
just sent me a text

and said, who
crashed my Escalade?

It's totally destroyed.

What's going on?

The devil's going to
come when the sun goes down.

She's like,
do you know what happened?

I said, yes, I do.

I will call you back.

Oh, boss, this is bad.

Galyna's going to
be fit to be tied.

Oh,
I imagine she's going

to be an absolute train wreck.

Good luck with this, man.

I don't know how you're going
to dig yourself out of this.

But, bye.

- Oh.

The devil's going to
come when the sun goes down.

I know.

The devils going to come
when the sun goes down.

Oh, I'm fucked.

What's going on?

- Oh, I'm just doing
my normal Wednesday check ups

and figured, why
don't I call them?

What's happening with
my vehicle because I had

a scratch on the side of it.

And they were like, there
is a front bumper situation.

I'm like, what are
you talking about?

It's like a scratch on the side.

My gun is loaded.

It's giving time.

Two shots of whiskey--

- The full
parking front of my vehicle

is destroyed.

And he said that there was a
female, a black-haired fucking

female with tattoos all over
her dropping off and picking

up shit the following day.

Please, explain.

I'm gonna
have it out for you.

STEVEN MCBEE,
Fan out, boy.

STEVEN MCBEE,
The bison is where

we are going to make our money.

It is the answer to my prayers.

Watch yourself.

There's
really no second chance.

Come
on, come on, come on!

do worry that we're

trying to take on too much.

It feels like one step

forward, two steps back.

These boys are not
keeping up with their promises.

No.
No.

That's why you have to hound
their ass until they do.

Maybe that's
what I need to do,

get Jesse to propose.

- Have
you ever considered

giving him an ultimatum?

Steven will send
me 10 grand and--

- 20 grand.

- Cole needs
to get a better job.

- I work my ass
off every day trying to prove

that I deserve a raise.

- There
is no more money to go around.

Nothing ever happens.

Nothing ever changes.

You think dad would trust

you with taking over the farm?

That ain't going to
happen over my dead body.

I feel like our relationship
has been up in the air

as far as what we are.

Did
you propose to Calah?

- Word
spreads fast in a small town.

- Do you think
we're on the right track

for the approval?

We have to kind
do a lot of projections.

The VC deal is not

exactly what we were hoping.

- But we
bet the damn farm on this deal.

- Yeah.

- The
success or failure

of this venture capital deal
is in Galyna's hands right now.

So
you're giving my vehicle

to take care of your whore.

Are you seeing her?

Do you want me to put
my resignation in?

It's her or I. There
is no other way.

- Did Galyna
say anything about Brooke?

You got to do the right thing.

- Fuck.

- What
are you doing here?