Previously on "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht"...
Oh, I just picked this up.
A tampon applicator!
Stay away from me.
Sherry and Phillip are
looking forward
to a family vacation celebrating
Alana's Sweet 16.
Cloyce, I want you to
think outside of the box.
Okay.
In front of you
you have a gelatinized tartar
with a purple cabbage broth.
This is so fabulous.
He's nailed it.
This is...
Amazing.
What happened with rinsing
the boat last night?
I rinsed the boat
last night.
Oh, really?
Emma is an excuse maker
when it comes to work.
There's no drive.
She still doesn't know how
to drive the tender.
There's a lot of waiting
and looking around.
She's having a smoke,
then she's having a tea,
then she's on her phone.
Her lack of experience
is impacting the team.
She needs a little wake-up call.
Let's try and get this done
in the next 15 minutes.
[high-pitched voice]
What do you want me to do?
What is that?
Danni, please.
Can we please get this done?
We've got time.
We're good.
Well, I want it done, Danni,
so we're not stressed.
[bleep], that's close.
Aw, for [bleep]'s sakes.
[bleep]
Got to get Glenn.
Move, please, move.
[bleep].
Hello?
- Glenn?
- ing hell.
Hello?
Oh, God, they're
dragging towards us.
Oh, my [bleep],
that boat's getting close.
He's coming.
Go get Emma also, please.
Okay.
Hello?
- Emma?
- Yeah.
- Why, what's going on?
- There's a boat in front of us.
[bleep]
[whistling]
Jesus Christ, man.
Where can I help you?
Hello?
Hello?
They're just dragging,
I think, because we're not.
They almost hit us our bow.
That's why I told
them to get you up.
Hello?
[whistling]
Can you put your uniform
on, please?
Um, he's getting the guests.
Have you ever met a group
of people that came back
more calm from a nightclub?
[laughing]
Let's go see Captain Glenn.
Oh, [bleep].
Here goes their bow again.
Go that way.
These guys are going to
crash into the rock.
- Hello?
- Can I help you?
Can you grab a
fender if there's another one?
Where's Em?
What the [bleep]?
We've got fenders in here.
Here's another one, in case.
Yeah. Thanks.
Where the hell is Emma?
Sent Emma down to get changed.
But why the [bleep]
are you taking so long?
Is that the tender?
That is the tender.
[bleep] me.
Gary, Gary, Gary, Keith.
Oh, poor Gary has to wake up.
Hey, Keith!
Can you go knock
on this guy's hull?
They're drifting,
almost drifted into us.
- Can I drop these guys first?
- Actually, maybe not.
Do you want me to just
give them a knock?
- Yeah, give them a hard knock.
- Hard knock.
Hard as you can.
Hey!
Try a forward cabin.
Wake up!
Your drifting.
That's a little scary.
Is there someone there?
I think your anchor's dragging.
- No problem.
- Smells like pot.
Yeah.
Mate, you nearly t-bone a
$20 million super yacht.
Like, that's not a bill
you want to be picking up
in your tighty whiteies
or whatever,
at least a little
hustle and bustle
to get yourself
out of this situation.
All right, g*ng.
Thanks for the field trip.
- Gary.
- Yo.
This guy's under way.
Yeah, he's moving now.
His anchor's up.
- How was it?
- That was eventful.
That was interesting.
Okay, well...
more than enough
excitement for one night.
- ing hell.
When did that happen?
Have a good night.
[bleep].
What an eventful night.
That was----ing weird.
- [glass shatters]
- Oh...
Em, you can go to bed, girlfriend.
I'm going to go to bed, cap.
All right, mate.
I'll see you in the morning.
How's interior going?
You guys okay?
It's okay.
Little tense, little tension?
I mean, like, there is tension.
Like, the last charter
I had quite a whinge.
You asked for help. I was
obviously busy setting this up,
because I'm the one that does
mostly this all the time.
I'm sorry if I can't
run up and down.
Next time I'll do it,
for [bleep]'s sake.
And then with Daisy,
like,
just don't feel like there's
much organization
or planning going on
and then it's my fault.
Champagne.
Just seven glasses. Yeah.
Dude, is she pouring
for everybody?
Chicks are 16, you're not
allowed to drink at 16.
Our policy is no underage
drinking on board.
Like I'm over the bad vibes
if I'm being honest.
Tell us how you're really feel.
No, it's true.
In a team environment,
when things gone wrong,
it's really easy
to point the finger.
I'm not saying
it's a blame game.
...in a conversation.
I'm not asking you to
take anybody's side.
- I'm not taking anyone's side.
- It seems like you are.
I thought this was going to be
a much more enjoyable
experience,
but it has been
a dark and stressful
and dry time on this boat.
I just want to act
my age and have fun.
The moral of the story:
Life gets hard.
Yeah, I know. We're all
struggling a little bit.
It's all hard.
All right, then.
Good night.
[alarm sounds]
Yeah.
Don't let your insecurity
push you out like that.
Ask questions. Like, I know
from my department,
that's what I want.
- Jump up.
- Yeah.
Help. Do something.
Oh, tired.
Sexy.
- Morning, morning.
- Good morning.
You're not still up
from when I saw you last night?
You slept a bit.
I did, yes.
The boat almost
crashed into us.
Keith is knocking on
the window and I'm going,
"Well, what if this guy
comes up, you know?"
Thinking that
we're pirating him.
Well, at least
you're in the tender.
You can make a quick get away.
Yeah, that's right.
I was like, I'm hitting the
floor and we're out of here.
Zoom!
[shrieks]
We're going to hang out here.
You guys could do water sports,
whatever you guys like.
And then we'll leave here
in about two hours.
And we should eat at like 10:30.
- 10:30 is fine.
- Okay.
So we should probably
get 'em up.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, good luck with that.
I love that we're the ones
up, out of everybody.
Can you make some juices?
Hey, breakfast is 10:30.
Yeah, that's fine.
Mm, I actually, wait,
I actually like it.
[sighs]
That's wrong.
Thanks, sweetie.
Ugh!
[bleep].
Ugh!
- It's actually really good.
- Yeah, it's really good.
It's perfect.
It's just how we like it.
Yeah.
Just grab the bottom
end of the flag.
You only need the white line.
It's already connected.
Oh, you've it
wrapped around that now.
What the [bleep]?
Keep tension, keep tension,
keep tension.
Sorry.
What was wrong with that?
Well, look, it's down there.
You want the flag to be at
the top, not half mast.
No one's dead.
Then make this off
so it's tight.
- Oh, right, okay.
- The flag's at the top.
Sorry.
Yeah.
It's a struggle with
the people that we have
to stay properly manned, right?
I know.
She doesn't seem to
be keen to be here.
We need that so...
- You can't teach that.
- No, you can't.
What's gonna happen if that
happens and she's on nights?
No, forget it.
We can't.
She's still can't
control the tender.
I've tried, I've tried,
I've tried.
I've tried,
I've tried, I've tried.
I can feel Gary's
patience wearing thin.
I'm sort of stuck
in no man's land.
It's a real head-[bleep].
A part of me feels like
I'm fighting a losing battle.
Coming up...
I've never heard that.
I don't like you in uniform.
You are like the rudest person
I've ever met.
She can dish it out and
she just can't really take it.
[bleep] this,
I'm over it.
- You're a d*ck.
- Wow, okay.
Thanks for letting me know.
More food, huh?
[bleep] yeah.
You know me, I can't sit still.
I'm like, should I sit?
Yeah, no, wait...
Should I sit?
Should I wait?
Danni, if you want to go
and refresh the cabins.
Copy.
Oh, that looks good.
Is that a...
- Mimosa.
- And a grapefruit juice?
Yeah.
Would you like the same?
I mean, are we twinning?
- And you're surprised by that?
- Yes, oh...
You should just know bring
two of everything.
- Daisy, yes!
- I know.
God damn it.
I need to change a career.
That's awesome.
Cloyce, all guests
at the table.
Copy.
Food can go.
Cheese just can go.
May I have some brie?
Can you tell me which
one is the brie?
- The brie is this one.
- Yes.
You're so sweet.
Ugh!
So----ing annoying.
This is eggs Benedict.
- Wow, yes.
- Woo-woo!
How did they know
we loved eggs Benedict?
Yes, please.
Pancakes, syrup, tottos...
- Thank you.
- The eggs Benedict is so good.
Homemade banana bread.
Cinnamon buns
and English muffins.
I'm hitting my stride now.
Moving forward, I am excited
to continue to grow
and push the boundaries of
my own culinary capabilities.
Oh, my goodness.
Thank you.
All aboard the Cloyce train.
Choo, choo.
Yeah.
- Bingo.
- They're happy?
They are.
This is good.
All right, g*ng.
We're going to get ready
for our water toy day.
All right, I want
to go downstairs.
Okay, that's breakfast done.
Do you have the, like,
rope swing thing?
Do you guys want to
do the rope swing?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
I'll go first and demonstrate.
Ow, ow, ow.
What is that?
Just a splinter bit
wedged underneath my nail.
And it feels a bit,
oh, very tender.
Okay.
Danni, there's something
on that table.
Could you grab, like,
a cloth or something?
- Okay.
- Thanks.
Ugh.
Copy on my way.
Okay, guys.
I'll demonstrate.
Whoa.
Oh, my God.
So you see that point
where it slows down?
- Oh, my God.
- Wow.
Okay.
All right, Tarzan.
- Woo!
- You ready?
Yep.
Ooh, no.
Oh, I can't wait to see it.
There we go.
Ah...
Christ.
A bit more.
Stick it out a bit more.
You got way more pole.
- Okay. Ready?
- Yeah.
There you go.
This thing is...
Oh!
Sh--.
[chuckling]
Yeah, it's quite sad,
but----ing come on.
That's not hard.
Do you just have to flick it?
I thought it was outside.
Get it?
Thank you.
Okay.
You guys have
got it, huh?
- Yeah.
- Who's first?
- Whoa.
- Oh, my gosh.
He's good. He's good.
One, two, three, go.
- Woo!
- Woo!
Woo!
Nice.
Sherry, you going?
No.
I cannot go in this water.
I'm like your hair.
I will be a snarly mess.
Posh.
- Brandon, go!
- Come on, Tarzan.
One, two, three, go.
Whoa!
Oh!
That had to hurt!
Are you okay, honey?
A pikelet?
It is not.
I've never heard that.
I don't like you in uniform.
You're mean.
Every time you're in uniform,
you're mean.
You want to hug it out?
- I don't... no.
- I'm sorry.
I don't know if I can
- ing trust you
when you've
got your belt on.
I don't think I was being mean.
As soon as you've got
your belt on,
you are like the rudest
person I've ever met.
Like, the amount of sh--
you've thrown at me.
As soon as you're in
uniform, you're a d*ck.
Wow, okay.
Thanks for letting me know.
[bleep] me, like, Danni kind of
acts like this with everyone.
She can dish it out and
she just can't really take it.
When it comes to love
and relationships,
it's got to be on her terms.
I don't think it's fair.
[bleep] yes, I'm over it.
Coming up...
What the hell's going on?
- Check before you do things.
- I'm sorry.
I can feel Gary getting
frustrated with me.
Wow.
And I'm making stupid mistakes.
- Davide?
- Yes, sir.
Fire up in a couple of minutes
and start picking up.
Okay.
You are my entertainment.
We're not going sailing, then?
We don't have time.
Let's not start the day
like this.
I'm just telling you how it is.
- I'm not trying to be mean.
- I know, but you are.
Okay, I'm sorry.
I didn't think I was.
Since Keith and I have broken
up from our
doing absolutely nothing,
he's been a real d*ck.
I'm not even trying anymore
and I'm still getting rejected.
I think it's just better
if Keith and I just stay
the [bleep] away from each other
for the rest of our lives.
Deck, you guys can
stream that tender.
Copy.
Emma, you okay?
Yeah, the stern line
is still attached.
You want me to slow down?
Yes, please.
What the hell's going on?
Sh--.
Gary, Gary, Gary,
can you give Emma a hand
with the tender please?
Oh my Lord.
- Stern line.
- [bleep].
Sorry, I thought when
he said stream,
I thought it was the same thing.
- Check before you do things.
- Sorry.
This shouldn't
require two people,
but unfortunately at the moment,
this is taking all my time
and I'm not going to be able
to be there for the guests or
if Glenn needs
help with anything
because I'm showing my deckhand
how to do every little
thing on the boat.
Gary, I'm good to go ahead.
Thank you.
Tender is long,
Tender is long.
Oh my God, we have so
much stuff you guys.
We, who's we?
I'm packed.
I packed 30 pairs of sunglasses
and I packed 50 pairs of shoes.
This has been so magical.
You guys have these fairy wands
and magic dust and glitter
and you sprinkled us every day.
[laughing]
Oh, we need to get these
heaving lines ready.
They're not going to do
much just lying there.
- What do you mean, do what?
- The heaving lines.
Have you never used the
heaving line before?
No, you and Keith
always do it.
Another boat you've
never used one either?
- No.
- No?
So with the heaving line,
what you want to do,
is you want to coil it.
- You did show me this.
- Yeah?
So to get these ready, make
it as small as possible.
Sorry, it's just haven't done
a day docking in a
long time, it seems.
Okay, guys, I'm backing down.
Hola, hola.
Hey, what's up?
Are you up?
Yeah, always good
to be part of the fun.
Ok, Davide, I'm going to slow
down a little bit.
Let you get that line on.
Copy, copy.
If we can have a kick to port,
Glenn, kick to port.
Gracias.
Thank you.
So it goes round, over.
I always forget how to do,
like, clove hitch,
I find really confusing to do.
Yeah, I know.
I'm getting frustrated at myself
because I know I can do this.
Glenn, you've got about
four zero to stop, four zero.
This is something that
I have done before,
but for some bizarre reason.
I'm overthinking everything...
And I'm making stupid mistakes.
Okay, that's good for us
to stop, Cap.
Get those two stern lines on.
Sh--.
Okay, I'm quite happy
where we are.
Copy that.
I'm shutting down main engine.
Everybody on the dock for
a guest departure, please.
Everybody on the dock.
I'm going to put perfume
because I smell like sh--.
It's not going to do anything.
Do you?
That's fine, actually.
[laughing]
Let's give these guys
a good send-off.
- All right, Alana.
- Thank you.
- Lovely to meet you.
- Thank you so much.
Thank you so much.
Good to meet you.
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you so much.
You guys delivered
on everything,
and you treated us
all like family,
and you became our family,
and we'll always
be appreciative.
And this is our way
of saying thank you.
Thank you very much.
Safe travels.
- Bye, guys.
- Thank you.
Brandon. I love him.
I love this part.
[ship horn sounds]
[laughing]
Yeah!
Okay, back to work.
- Are we doing the meeting first?
- Yeah.
Let's go to bed.
Okay, what did we think?
Charter number five,
comments, feedback,
things we can improve.
I don't know.
Okay, well, I'll go first.
I think that was my
favorite charter.
Work-wise, it went really well.
I think it's important
just trying to be quicker,
like with decorations.
I just feel like sometimes
we're taking too long.
It's just annoying.
And I know it's like,
oh, we have two hours,
but I'd rather be done quicker
and then have time to chill.
I just think it's less stressful
for everybody involved.
Mmm.
We're just always trying
to be better.
Um... Yeah.
But thank you, girls.
There's a lot being
said right now
without a lot of words.
I always get my work done.
I always work hard.
Everything always looks great.
So I don't understand
why I am, like,
number one on
Daisy's target list.
Really?
I don't know what to do,
because, like, I need
to work with both of you.
And I like both of you.
And I don't want to be
in this situation.
I'm not trying to
be Chief Stew.
And if you're intimidated,
it's not my fault.
You don't need to be threatened
or be upset with me.
They're clearly having
an issue with me.
But they don't want to talk.
They don't want to resolve it.
So, okay.
Go back to work.
Do you want to do a full
rinsing or just the hull?
No, just the haul and then
I'll be up now, bru.
I'm focused.
I'm hyper-focused.
[whistling]
Carpet cleaner time.
You okay?
Do you want me to give
this a shammy
or just a rinse, do you think?
Rinse is fine for now.
Can I get everyone together
in the saloon for a tip meeting?
Copy.
Captain wants to give us money.
Uh!
I know it's that point
of the season
where the mid-season
blues can kick in,
but let's keep rising above.
Cloyce, you really
knocked it out of the park
with that Sweet 16 dinner.
That was amazing.
And that is the super yacht
standard
that we should always
be striving for.
So keep up the good work.
Never underestimate
the absolute power
that Cloyce Martin
possesses across the board.
Deck team, I'm not sure
if we were firing
on all cylinders this charter,
but we'll talk more
about that later.
But thank you again for how
you handled last night.
It's so important
to stay vigilant.
Okay, and that brings us
to the tip.
That's 1,722 euros each.
Pretty good, I would say.
- Not bad.
- I'll take it.
- Thanks for your effort.
- Thank you.
- Cheers.
- Chee-chee-chee-chee-cheers!
For tonight, I do want
to point out
that after the last night out,
I found the boat to be
in very good shape.
The way I found it last time
is kind of the way
I'd like to find it every time,
so have fun, let your hair down,
clean it up afterwards,
all right?
Tomorrow, you guys all
have the whole day off.
Yes!
We're all going to explore
some local caves.
Really?
Yes, which I'll be joining you
for because I love caves,
and then I'll be peeling off,
and you guys are all
going to enjoy
the rest of the day at
O Beach Club.
Oh! I'm so excited, cool.
Let's go.
I can't wait to go
to bed tonight,
so I can wake up tomorrow.
I'm----ing stoked.
I get to go back to O Beach and
hopefully bump into Anthony.
I'm also meant to be working
and not talking to you.
I know, but you can't help it.
Maybe I can actually
get you a number.
Me and Anthony are like
texting almost every day.
His text banter is just as
good as his real-life banter.
"I think we have
unfinished business,
"so I want to see you again
on your next day off.
If there's a way I can slide
into your plans, let me know."
[bleep], that's hot.
All right, guys,
thank you very much.
- Thanks, Glenn.
- Cheers.
Girls were done for the day.
Okay, mate.
I'm going to go back to sleep,
I think.
Otherwise, tonight,
I'm going to be boring.
So, I think you know
the problem at hand.
- Which is?
- Emma.
Okay.
In my opinion, just
the lack of initiative,
just not showing
the willingness to work.
Yeah, I've noticed it.
I'm trying to show
her stuff, too,
but it's not getting through.
She's struggling tying knots,
basic knots.
That's a big problem.
You know, maybe it's
my leadership skills,
but I don't have
time for that...
That's not going to
make a difference.
...especially in
that situation.
At this point, she's not a
capable deckhand on this boat.
I think we only have one choice.
I didn't want it
to come down to this,
but I have to agree
with you on that, Cap.
We just have to move forward
and get somebody else in.
I'm already looking
for somebody new.
- Yeah, go grab her.
- I'll go get her.
I'll have that...
- [bleep].
- ...dreaded conversation,
but it has to happen.
- Okay.
- All right?
Yes.
I feel like Gary and
I have given Emma
ample opportunities
to prove her value,
and I just think
she hasn't taken them.
Yo, yo, is Em in there?
Yeah.
Oh, [bleep], sorry.
Em, can we have a chat?
Yeah, give me a sec.
Gary?
Let's go to the master.
- Hi.
- Have a seat.
I just want to have a word.
So, I don't know how to
put this, but right now,
you're not delivering what
we need in Gary's department.
For me, you're not showing
the initiative
that I would expect
and that we really
need to do this job,
and people have to, you know,
pick up the slack.
Unfortunately, we need
somebody in your position
that has more skills
than you're showing now.
I'm going to have to let you go.
I promise this is not an easy
thing for me to do either,
but the constant explaining
over and over again.
- I mean...
- Emma, you know...
I can't. I'm not going
to embarrass myself
even more than I already have
and try and,
like, you've obviously
made your mind up, so...
You know,
I like you as a person,
and I think you have
potential to be a good deckhand.
- Nothing against you.
- But wait, Emma...
No, I don't want
to do this anymore.
Emma, come back.
I really appreciate everything,
but I really don't
want to carry this on.
Emma, we have to talk.
You can't just run away.
I really, really, really,
really don't want to right now.
[Emma crying]
Emma, we have to talk.
You can't just run away.
Oh, [bleep].
Oh, no.
What happened?
They just said, like,
I'm not where I need to be.
- Oh, it's okay.
- It's not.
This is literally the----ing
most embarrassing thing.
- It's not at all.
- It is.
I can't have that conversation.
I really can't.
I know, but sometimes we
have to hear these things.
I can sort of see why
Gary has not
been able to look me in the eye
for the last couple of days.
I think he's just
a----ing coward.
I just feel like
I've been the scapegoat.
But I guess you're not
going to really know
until you speak to Glenn.
She's so defensive.
Her reaction tells me
she doesn't really
see her shortcomings.
It is what it is.
Hello.
What's going on then?
I've been fired.
[bleep] off!
- You're joking.
- No.
Why? Why?
Oh my God.
No.
- Are you serious?
- Mm-hmm.
So what now?
[bleep].
Could I just have like
With me?
No, just like I just want to
calm down and have a cigarette.
Absolutely, of course.
You take as much
time as you need.
Thank you.
It's going to be okay.
I really don't want to.
I know you don't want to, Emma,
but I think Glenn's a real...
No, that's not what
he's going to say.
Just keep thinking
about my mom and dad.
No, your mom and dad are
going to be super proud.
Emma, you haven't done anything
to embarrass yourself.
I would not be standing
here if I thought.
Yeah, but I thought that, yeah.
I would just leave you on
your own and be like,
that b*tch is crazy.
[laughing]
She's on her own, goodbye.
- ing good riddance.
I love you girls so much.
You're a----ing legend.
- Okay.
- You got this, brah.
I'm so sad.
I'm really sorry.
I am ready.
If you want carry on, yeah.
What the [bleep] just happened?
Do you mind if I keep
my sunglasses on
just because I'm very
blotchy right now?
Not at all.
I feel bad.
Trust me, I feel very bad.
This is not something rash.
You know, this is something
that I've been observing,
Gary's been observing.
There is an expectation
of ability.
There's expectation
of experience.
It's something that you
have to get on your own.
You already have some
good experience.
I saw it on your CV,
and I was hopeful that
that would be enough.
But now it's apparent
that it's not,
and you just need to go out
and get some more.
And that's it.
Okay.
- Thank you, Glenn.
- All right.
- All right.
- Thank you.
Hello?
Mother.
How's it?
- ing terrible.
We've had to let this chick go,
and she did not take it well.
And I feel like such a d*ck.
She's just so lazy
and lacks initiative.
Maybe I could have
shown her a bit better
or taught her a bit better,
but...
No, I know, but now I mean,
I don't know what the rest
of the crew are going to say,
because now...
No, we've actually
got a crew day off.
No, I won't.
Okay, I'll see talk
to you tomorrow.
Okay, I love you lots, Mom.
Bye.
- What you doing?
- Just a little recipe testing.
You want to try an egg yolk?
No, thank you.
I've had a word with
Emma and she's leaving.
I'm getting someone else
in to fill her position.
Oh, wow.
I feel like Keith
definitely knows.
She wasn't able to do her job.
Right, she needs
more experience.
That is sad to hear.
This isn't how I wanted
the season to end.
Have you got everything?
Apart from my dignity, yes.
I do feel a bit at a loss.
Bye, Davide.
I feel like I need a few days
to actually absorb everything.
I'm going to be really weird
and take my tea.
- Is it just tea?
- Yeah.
My favorite English one.
I know that my anxiety
does flare up quite a lot
and I need to be better
at accepting that
mistakes are something
you can learn from.
Thank you for making
such an amazing experience.
Aw.
I've met some really
amazing people.
It would have been a lot
harder without the people
who made me smile being here.
I'm going to be
forever grateful.
- Bye, doll.
- Bye.
Stay safe.
Stay sexy.
Coming up...
Yeah. Here's a sweetie.
Oh!
I hope that left a mark.
Lookit!
- Oh my God.
- Gary!
What did you do?
Ugh!
[bleep]. I'm just sh--ting
myself for like
what's next, like who's coming?
I really hope we don't have
to change cabins.
I don't know, but a new boy
would be like...
Hey guys, can I get everybody in
the saloon for a quick meeting?
Oh, I'm confused what this
meeting is about.
Okay, um, I wanted to explain
exactly what's gone on.
Just now with Emma, she's gone.
I made the choice to let her go.
I liked Emma, but she
wasn't able to do the job
the way she needed
to do the job.
[bleep].
I did not see this coming.
A bit of a mixed emotions shock.
Maybe some guilt as well and
just being completely unaware.
I didn't even get
to say goodbye.
Pretty sh--ty.
I will find a replacement before
we start the next charter.
- All right.
- Thanks, Glenn.
Okay.
Ah!
Warnings!
Thank you.
Nice earrings.
- Thank you.
- I like it.
Thank you.
Vaminos!
Oh, be so careful, yo.
That stresses me out, Diana.
- She's a model.
- She's a model.
[bleep]
Yeah, everyone else is.
[bleep].
Cobblestones and high heels
aren't friendsies.
Oh my God, you cannot even
call them high heels.
Hey, I just
mean in general.
All right, there we go.
There are boys on one side,
girls on the other side.
Yeah, this is good.
I'd rather have a nice view
than look at you guys.
Oh, you, charmer.
For the table!
For the table, as a team.
Can I please have the rigatoni?
The black angus.
I go with the asparagus
and the sea breem.
Yeah, baby.
Why didn't I?
So, ladies,
how are we doing?
Cheers, everyone.
It's been a day, so let's try
and enjoy our night, eh?
Gary's causing a----ing
scene there.
There's a lot going on...
Yeah.
- Geezer.
- He's back.
How you doing, brah?
Sorry, we cheersed without
you with our espressos so...
You okay?
I'll get over it, let me
go get the----ed up
and be the life of the party.
Gary, cigarette?
Yeah, crazy, yeah.
How are you?
- I'm a bit down.
- I know you are.
I feel like I could
have maybe been
a better teacher and
a better leader.
You can only manage somebody
who wants to be managed.
Yeah, I know.
Deep down inside, I know
it's the right choice,
that we did that but it
was----ing hard.
I don't think you and Glenn
made the wrong decision.
I don't think for
a second you would have,
and I think Emma
knows that deep down.
Stop being so hard on yourself.
You're gonna learn and
you're gonna grow,
but the important thing
is that you're trying.
Yeah.
Are you okay?
I guess so, yeah.
- I'm all right.
- No, that's not the answer.
- I guess so, that is my answer.
- No.
I wish Emma was here
to eat my potato.
Please say you're okay?
I guess so.
You're so annoying.
Aha!
Who's tucking me in tonight?
Who's tucking me in?
Too much tequila.
I mean, I know I'm Italian,
- but I did understand--
- You're Italian?
[bleep], no way!
- This whole----ing time!
- Really?
Really?
You've got hard n*pples.
Are you?
cr*pple nipple association!
I know we started a little low,
but I'm happy to end on a high.
Don't do that to me!
I told you, you see?
We need to go,
but it's hot out here.
You're so stupid.
[bleep].
I'm changing my clothes.
Keith, did you fill the hot tub?
Keith!
Did you fill the hot tub?
No.
You don't have to
- ing touch our bar.
Yes!
The hot tub is full.
Legend.
- ing freeride?
Freeride!
I don't know how you do it.
Let's go for a cigarette.
- Dianna!
- It's a lot of loud.
There's a lot of loud,
reactive personalities.
Where's my bag?
Where's my bag...
I'm here!
Hello!
Where'd you go?
[bleep]. Are we changing?
We're getting in the hotty.
Unfortunately, I don't really
resonate with the girls.
I find them very immature,
like, I hate to say that.
I hate that I have a
mosquito bite on my a*s.
I think anyone that looks at
your a*s is not going to...
It hurts!
I'm like, oh, am I going
to say something
that's going to set them off?
Especially from Danni.
She was like, you're kind of
an as*h*le in uniform.
And I'm like, okay,
that's confronting to me.
I've never been told that.
From my perspective, you've
been nothing but polite.
I hope you don't
take it to heart.
So I don't ever want you to
feel like you can't be yourself
or that you can't speak
to me, at least.
I always feel like
I can speak to you.
You were the one
person on this boat
that I feel like
I can be myself around.
I'll tell you that
straight up right now.
Hey, b*tches!
[shouts]
Hut!
What is that?
Come on!
Stop!
I'm talking, Gary!
Freeland defense, I don't
know what you call them.
We're talking.
Ah, okay, cool.
Have a good chat.
Bye.
Come, Gary, let's have a shot.
Shots, and then let's
step into our bikinis.
What is all this sh--?
You drink, you alcoholic.
Come on, let's get changed.
Gary!
Okay, let's go.
Whoa, mother----er.
Here's a sweetie,
choop-a-choop.
Yeah.
[laughing]
Right, good catch.
No, you gotta throw it nicely.
Can you see my pubic hairs?
No, great.
Look right now.
I couldn't see it, go.
Oh!
[laughing]
[laughing]
I hope that left a mark.
Sh--, look!
You mother---er,
look, look, look, look, look.
Now look at me.
What are you doing on
my clean carpet?
Look here, definitely look here.
Oh, my God!
Gary!
What did you do?
[bleep]'s sake!
Gary!
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05x08 - An Eye for a Decline
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The series chronicles the lives of the crew members who work and reside aboard a 177-foot (54 meter) sailing yacht during charter seasons.
The series chronicles the lives of the crew members who work and reside aboard a 177-foot (54 meter) sailing yacht during charter seasons.