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Previously on "Below Deck"...
- Kate, Trevor, senior deckhand.
Trevor, I'm senior deckhand.
- Good to meet you, man. - Senior deckhand.
- "Hey, I'm Trevor, I'm senior deckhand."
- The other two deckhands are having
a little issue with Trevor.
He's your responsibility.
If he becomes mine, then you dropped the ball.
Nico, girlfriend back home?
I'm kind of with someone,
but we just recently started talking.
- Okay, so it's just fresh. - Yeah.
- So you're talking to someone, but not dating.
Yeah.
Should we soak our feet?
There's no question like,
is this flirting, is it not flirting?
It's so clear, finally.
It's your job to do the toast.
- Then just ask me to do the toast.
You don't really need to have a temper tantrum
like a 3-year-old over a toaster.
- Why don't you keep your opinion to yourself?
You don't respect anybody.
Go to bed, go.
Just go to bed.
- Nico, I'd prefer if you slept in the guest room.
This is f---ing bullsh--.
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- Nothing, I'm staying in the guest room.
This guy's being an asshole.
They had to separate us.
And I was like, I don't want any trouble.
I told you, like, since day one,
I was gonna have problems with him.
I'm not gonna stay here if he's here.
I just started reconnecting
with this girl that I know since I was 16 years old.
And she's really supportive of my job.
She obviously knows, like, it's something that I've been doing
and that I'm passionate about.
No, not at all.
Right now, talking with her, I feel relieved,
and I feel like, you know, she understands me.
I'm not gonna work with this guy that, on the free time,
is taking personal jabs at me.
- I've got to figure out a way to reach Trevor.
And I'm not sure how I'm gonna communicate it to him yet,
because I have to keep him motivated on deck.
Losing a man on the first charter is not acceptable.
Are you hungry, Ems?
- I found some breakfast, but I'll be hungry in a bit.
- Do you like smoked salmon? - Love it.
- Did you have fun last night? - Yeah.
Just some people, I think,
just had a little bit too much to drink last night.
What?
What did I miss?
- Just a little situation, but it's not a big deal.
This is a team effort,
and if one of the teammates is being "that guy,"
then it interferes with your work.
Yeah.
- Last night, I was a little bit juiced up.
We all were.
And I just happened to make a comment
that was completely harmless,
and now there's drama, and I'm involved in it.
And it's like, I'm the last person
to f---ing get involved in drama.
- Have you guys done any Asia traveling?
- I've never been to Asia. I'd love to go.
Thailand's amazing.
One meal cost me like 10 bucks.
I was like, well, this is amazing.
Good morning.
Trevor f---ed up.
He got wasted, ran his mouth.
When you start crossing personal boundaries,
even on your off-time, that's not gonna fly.
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Hi, how's it going?
- Did you do the twin yet? - Yeah, the twin's done.
Someone slept in it?
- Yeah, Nico slept in it last night.
Trevor got a little bit... wordy in the Jacuzzi.
Oh.
Trevor's sweet,
but his energy is slightly unsettled.
He's a bit like a cat on a hot tin roof.
Ow.
Awesome day, awesome f---ing day.
- I thought he seemed a bit off this morning.
- Yeah, he's probably embarrassed.
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- How was sleeping in the guest quarters, huh?
- I was popping champagne bottles with my feet up.
Where was my invite?
You knew where I was.
- Nico and I, I feel like we're on the same page.
We have exactly the same, you know, personality type.
Someone that has that same mind-set
is already a breath of fresh air.
It's like, all right, thank God.
Were you hungover?
- I wasn't hungover, but I was just like,
how did that even, like, come about?
We're all having fun in the Jacuzzi,
and the first thing he said was like,
"Oh, yeah, your tattoos are so faded," this and that.
And I was just like, "Why are you saying anything?
"I don't care about your opinion.
It's my body."
- Yeah, it's like a personal insult
that's got nothing to do with anything.
- I don't want to stir any sh-- up,
especially with someone I work with.
- I feel like you're the same as me.
Like, nothing really rattles you.
You know, it sort of bounces off you,
but if you snap, you f---ing snap.
- Yeah. - You know?
Absolutely.
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- Oh, my God, Kate. - Yeah?
- I just opened it. - Oh, my God.
- Sierra left it in. - Oh, God.
- This is still wet, and this is hot.
I've never had a burnt sheet before.
I did stress the importance
of always turning an iron off.
Just so you know, the roller iron was still on.
Just turn it off.
It's like when you go to your grandparents' house,
and on the back of the door, they have, in needlepoint,
"Did you turn off the oven?"
We need one of those for Sierra.
We're not gonna get mad at her,
but we just need this to not happen again.
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- Kate, Ben, Kelley, I need you guys
down in the crew mess for prepping sheet meeting.
- Hi. - Hey.
So charter number two.
We have some yachties.
Two of them own yachts.
We have Dave and Jodi Mailer,
Robert Gelmeyer and Douglas Wolff,
who are a couple,
and then we have Scupper.
Appears to be a French poodle.
Ground red meat and lamb.
- Is that what they're into? - That's what the dog is into.
Fluffy little f---er.
I'm not absolutely thrilled about having to cook for a dog.
I grew up with dogs,
and they were pretty okay just eating out of a can.
- If their dog's name is Scupper,
they're real yachties.
Yeah.
Jodi doesn't eat red meat or pork.
They want to do a clambake on the beach for dinner.
Knowing how you love doing that.
Oh, I just love them.
- We're gonna go to Virgin Gorda.
We're gonna dock up at Leverick Bay.
We got a critter-free pool coming.
- Oh, is that the one with the nets?
- It's the net, yeah. - Okay.
Goes behind the boat.
A critter-free pool is a 20x40 pool,
and it has a net to keep all the jellyfish out.
It's a dog and pony show.
- Thank you. - Cheers.
- Sierra, did you see what happened?
How did this happen?
Because it was left on it?
Because it was hot?
So is it burned?
It's easy to forget, like...
I think it's burned through.
It was really hot and crisp earlier.
Oh, no.
I mean, it's confusing.
I don't know.
- Happened to us as well, so don't worry.
Bummer.
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- What do you think you're gonna make for lunch?
- We're gonna do a nine-course tasting menu for the dog.
- We could just take all the leftovers
from the crew food and give that to the guests
so you can focus on the dog.
- Why don't we actually just have the guests
eat with the crew?
So then we can just give the dog
our undivided attention.
Hey.
- What is the beach clambake? Is that dinner?
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