Below Deck

Previously on "Below Deck."

- Previously on "Below Deck." - This is your new boatswain.

EJ.

- Me being the boatswain and all.

It's where we had

the beach party last time.

I'd like to put it out.

I want to prove to Captain Lee

that I can be boatswain.

F---! grab it, Bruno.

- We're not paying attention to the details.

Clearly, I failed it.

- In yachting, you move through the dating process

pretty quickly, you know.

- The thing that's happening between Nico and I,

it's fun, but we haven't talked long-term.

- Are you guys getting along right now?

She sucks at her job,

but she's hilarious.

I'm working the hardest,

and Bri's being rewarded for it.

- Did anyone see the speaker for this?

Girls, they don't know anything.

Thank you.

Yay! - That makes me feel good.

I think you're very pretty.

Beautiful brown eyes.

- You are not allowed to leave. - No, don't take it off.

There's titties in my face.

- You really like killed it. You did so well.

- It's amazing to have my older brother come

and kind of reset my brain.

Being in yachting is just an escape for me.

- Which one's the boatswain? - You know which one it is.

- Let's see the bottom of your feet, homey.

- You're walking on our f---ing yacht.

These guys are dicks.

Like brother, like brother.

Yeah, I am.

- You're talking sh--. - Yeah, I am.

- Okay, well, our feet are f---ing dirty.

I don't want our deck getting dirty.

Oh, f---ing hell.

- I'm just running away from drama.

Here, to make sure

that you don't need to clean up my mess.

I'd hate to have you clean it up.

You obviously hear my sarcasm, don't you?

- One drunk Nico is bad. Now I got two drunk Nicos.

And, you know, I got to be the bigger man

and walk away.

Well, my feet are clean.

I'll leave you be.

- He's a f---ing prick. F--- him.

Yeah, it was fantastic.

Thanks for the tour.

- Good seeing you, brother. - Yeah, man.

- My brother's here. He's having a good time.

And you've just got to be a little dick to him.

Right now, I'm holding back

because EJ is my boss.

But I'm 100% confident at my job,

and I still think I should be boatswain.

- Bri, see how much Coke we have.

Copy.

- I'm at wit's end with this guy,

and I don't want to have to deal

with his sh-- anymore.

Go ahead.

- I got to go flip laundry real quick.

10-4.

Ooh, Lord, it's blowing.

- There's no way we're gonna get off the dock today.

- Cap? - How you doing?

- Pretty good, yourself? - I'm all right.

A little concerned about the weather.

Forecast is 25 to 30 knots, 10 foot seas.

The worst thing that you can have happen

is that you can't get off the dock.

So, wanted to talk to you.

Doesn't sound good.

- You know, I love working with you.

And, you know, from the start

of me getting here to now

I feel the deck's sorted a little bit better.

I've definitely helped in a sense.

I agree with that.

I noticed a definite improvement.

- I'm appreciative to be here.

- But you're cutting and running.

You know when I joined

I told you my other boat's in transit right now.

And it's in Fort Laudy.

Boat's arriving tonight obviously.

Oh, it's there.

I hate to leave you high and dry and go.

- What's your anticipated departure date do you feel?

- Definitely get through this next charter for sure.

- With EJ leaving, there's a void there

that needs to be filled,

and we need experienced help.

I don't know if Nico is ready to take over the deck.

I'm gonna hate to see you go.

But you've got to deal with the cards you've been dealt.

- Glad you're understanding of that, Cap.

All right, buddy, thanks.

- I dreamt about cleaning my feet this morning.

It's the yachty in me.

I can't get it out of me.

Matt, Kate, EJ, Nico,

I need you guys in the crew mess now.

- Break time! - Copy.

- What's up, guys? - Hey.

Hi.

Jason Swing.

Primary. CEO of Swing Media.

Specializes in outdoor advertising,

works alongside his wife, Mekela,

and their good friends Majd and Edda Elias.

There's good friend Eden Alpert

owns her own restaurant in Bel-Air

with her father Herb Alpert.

He was a huge jazz player.

Jason and Mekela look forward

to spicing things up with theme parties

and lavish meals.

Cool.

- As far as menu goes, they're open to anything.

Not picky, but wants to be impressed.

- I'm used to working on boats that have charters

that last three weeks, and you get to build

a relationship with them.

By the end of three weeks,

I know exactly what they love.

But with a three day charter, I feel like I wake up,

I see new guests every morning.

- Jason will also be celebrating his 45th birthday on the trip.

Polynesian birthday party.

- Water toys and lunch on a secluded beach.

- Yeah, what's the weather like this trip?

I still don't know yet.

It's just going to depend on the wind and surge.

We need to have a definite Plan B in place.

We know what we got to do. - All right, thank you.

- Everything's weather dependent.

- Jen, Kate. - Go ahead.

- Yeah, hi, what's your location?

- In the cabin. - Hey, Jen.

So this is all the ironing that you still haven't done.

And just so you know

if you're sneaking little breaks here and there,

you think people don't notice,

but the crew notices.

And it makes them resent you.

So I won't tell anyone,

but let's not let it happen again.

Okay. I got it.

This laundry never ends.

The cleaning never ends. It's a vicious cycle.

- When I come back, I want to see no laundry.

Okay.

Nico, Lee, grab the Intrepid.

I want to go check the weather.

- The surge is starting to look a little...

Wow.

- I know, it's like Christmas. All kinds of seafood.

- Look at that sh-- over there.

Oh yeah, it's breaking hard.

I've seen all I need to see.

Jesus Christ.

On my way up.

- Crew mess a mess, and it's all interior.

It's like "Come on, girls, wake up."

Watch it hit that sea wall.

I don't need this.

Needed the gas. We're out of here.

Baker, Baker, I need you and somebody back there

to give us a hand unloading.

We're heading up now.

- Okay, that's confirmed. We are not leaving the dock.

If you want to put it on the hip, that's fine.

- Got a fender already set up over there.

- We're not leaving the dock. It's brutal out there.

- So plans are changing because of weather.

- If we go out, because of the wind and the waves,

we can't put any of the toys in the water.

Can't use the tenders

because otherwise it would be slamming into the side.

Somebody'd get hurt.

So, we won't be leaving

the dock anytime soon.

- Aw f---. - I need help.

- Oh, f---. - Bruno?

- Yeah? - What's wrong? What happened?

I need help, I need help.

Somebody jump in the f---ing boat.

I need Bruno, I need you.

F--- I need to go to the hospital. I need to go now.

Oh, f---.

- Oh, f---. I need help. Bruno?