Shipping Wars: Roy Puts Mouthy Client In His Place | A&E

How are you? - How are you? -Brian. Brian. Okay, what are we going to transport? Pumping unit, separator. It's pretty obvious, looking at this thing, that it's too tall. We have to take that damn thing down. Can't you take it like this? Not unless you're willing to pay every fine he gets, smartass. Hey, Mitch, we have to cut it in half. It's very high. Alright. I have to know how I'm going to load my truck. 1, 2, 3, you will have three pieces. Yes. If this guy wants his load today, they have to start moving their asses. As close as we can get to this.

And leave it here. Push in. Place it. Start grabbing all the chains and folders. It's a perfect fit. Although it took us all afternoon, we did it. Do you have everything loaded? Oh yeah. Will I see you later tonight? Apology? This should have been delivered tonight. There's no way you'll see me tonight. My logbook says I stopped in two hours. That is all that I have. Because of this slow computer puncture... Incredible. --the hours I am legally allowed to work today are about to end. What is it? Almost 8 o'clock? Yes. We're done. No, I have a team waiting in Dallas.

End of conversation. We're done. I'm not going to risk my license or my business because your crew was there all day. It will be there tomorrow at noon. Is better. If he's not there tomorrow at noon, $500 an hour. Give me the address where to leave this. I'll give you the exact coordinates. Tomorrow at noon, otherwise $500. Bye bye. children. Hey, do you see that? Well, I can't believe that kid doesn't understand that I have record books I have to follow. I have everything I have to guide me. Yeah, what's up with that? He can get as angry as he wants, but I'm not going to get in trouble for sending him.

Good. Oh. This truck doesn't like these potholes. I have to stop here and check it out. Close that door. Oh. You let my cat out, you and I are going to have problems. I know. That one really is lost. Why did that one come out so weak? These are bending. Oh. Focus on me. Stop picking your nose. I still don't have that email from him, give me the coordinates. idiots. We have to coordinate. It's about time this guy sent me the coordinates. $500 an hour fine, no way I'm going to be late. 26 miles away. This seems it.

But I don't see anyone else here. On time too. I got to where I'm supposed to be. He is . Brian, where the hell are you? I'm sitting at the coordinates he sent me from his office. So you guys sent me the wrong coordinates or something. I'm here, exactly where you told me to go. This is his mistake, not mine. So I got the coordinates wrong. Okay, well... Bye. Yeah, I dare this guy to try to make me pay him $500. Either he will back down or he and I will have a major problem. We found them. Little bastard.

Come here, little one. That? That? Email they gave me. We have to carry this. I understand, but it's not my fault. Someone sent me the wrong coordinates. boy... I hate it. There's no way I'm paying you $500. Let's download this. Time is money. Let's get this out of the trailer. Let's lift this up. Time is money. Time is money. Hey guys, let's go. Let's get this guy going. Come on. Well, I can see connected. As soon as these thugs get this fixed, Brian and I can have a little chat. Let's see if this works. Nothing. So are we ready now?

Good enough for you? We better be good enough for him. Alright Roy, the good news is we have it set up. It's working, making money. The bad news is that you're late. Yes. You are aware of that. Mistakes happen, our surveyor sent you the wrong number. We're ok. Thank you for helping. See you later. See you later. Thank you.