As an owner of a construction company I've had the misfortune of working with more clowns like these than I care to remember, the funny thing about them is, they don't show up or answer their phones when its business time but when it's time to fight and argue they're there like flies on shit.
Geo my old man owns a small concrete business too, work is plentiful but it’s always the universal issue of labour being absolute shit, guys who don’t wanna work or learn the job the right way, just plain not showing up for big pours, etc.
Yeah i was concerned at first. Jake saying his crew can't have a drink while in port..... not very captain like, especially if your guys work hard plus he used to be smoking/shooting dope while operating a boat.... but he got it done. His boat his rules. More power to him.
@@thegeneral3094 Yeah you could tell he's weak the way he took care of business by meeting his quota in a mere 12 hrs after getting the dead weight off his money maker . Funny how their phones worked after finding out weak one showed who's boss of that vessel and collected a check isn't it ? He was real weak taking it to the bank for future use rather than playing adult babysitter . So weak .
The captains and I suppose leaders in general that I respect the most are the ones that went through the same rough shit his subordinates go through. This captain I can tell started at the bottom too thus he knows how to work the ship.
imo he was one of the best deckman on the western.... so him doing this for his crew is just a plus for the people who toght him how to work and what are the important things when u are the captain...
@@gavinstutler2469 because alcohol impairs your judgement and reflexes. When a captain says not to drink alcohol before coming back to the boat, then don't do it. Most captains don't tolerate that behavior, nor should they. Jake did the right thing by firing all 3 of them. The one guy threatening Jake with bodily harm, he's lucky he didn't wind up in jail
@@gavinstutler2469 That's what I thought at first as well, then I realized the captain was waiting for them because he was in a hurry to leave. He had time to get steamed up, load all their stuff up, get a room, deliver their things, and order airplane tickets and they still hadn't shown up, all the time ignoring his phone calls. They thought they could literally show up drunk to their jobs.
@@gavinstutler2469 yeah i thought that to, but there was only 12 hours left on his permit by the time he got out, and in situations around machinery like that which removes limbs or crushes people in less than a second you don't want anyone drunk or even hungover around. Taking into account the rough seas on top of that there would have probably been a serious injury if he let them work, it's a tough choice to make as very few people actually enjoy firing others, but when your actual life depends on their competence at the controls of multi tonne machinery you always choose your life first.
Jake’s been given a lot of shit by fans of the show over the years on how he’s captained his boat. But this move he just made to fire those guys on the spot shows how far he’s come. Not as easy a decision as you would think to fire your whole crew and he did it. Nothing but respect for Jake.
he made the right move they got drunk and Jake told them no beer and still they pull this stunt and don't show up at castoff. You drink you get marooned thats the law.
These guys are they're there to work and not to party. Get the job done then go party. It's about priorities people not personal things that everyone needs to endure.
"We were fired for going out and having a couple drinks". No you didn't. Alcoholism and drug addiction rates are extremely high in the commercial fishing industry. You went out and got wasted, and now you're pissed about getting fired.
Agu Obiakor im a civil engineer lol I also have my NREMT certification and CDL. Oh yeah, I also worked on my uncles ranch till I was 20 Lol Name a job, ive done it or done something similar. Drinking on the job and not following orders from the captain are great ways to get canned And im supposed to feel bad? Nah, dont be a fuck up
@@66littlejimmy I was so confused what the fuck the point of your comment was then read your name and realized it was a wholesome ass comment, good on ya.
If a crew member threatens to beat, of all people, a captain's ass, he'll find himself never working in the crab industry again. Word of mouth travels extremely fast among crabbers.
M.T. McLaughlin if you quit drinking and blame backsliding on anything but you... you either drink or don’t. He shitcanned them because they were direspectfrul, it’s that simple.
@@jeffmalm9708 Its his boat, he can hire and fire at will. If you tell your crew, no drinking, it maybe because jake doesnt want another jake (harris) on his boat. Either way, you telling me what to think, go fuck off, you must be a drunk.
@@MikeyB9282 He can give it big in the wheelhouse about Capt this, and my way that. Those 5 guys below you will see right thru any inadequecy or "getting a load on". Last time i watched it, re-runs, his crew had gone to town and missed sailing. He fired them all and had the police on the quay for when they returned for their gear.
"How dare he put his hands on my belongings." Your belongings were on his boat, he had every right to throw it in the trash but he did the right thing and put it all in a safe place. Those drunkards are clowns.
Crew members should know that it's not THEIR stuff. If it's on the captain's boat, it's HIS stuff and if they go out drinking or be complete fucktards to each other, the captain has the authority and right to pack up their shit and throw them on the pier or leave them in a hotel lobby. The captain has jurisdiction over his crew. It's HIS boat.
Mad respect for Jake, he had a tough life struggled with addiction and beat it. Not many captains would go out on the deck and work but he has multiple times 👍🏼
Jake clearly hasn't beaten his addiction. He is still very much addicted hence he has to make sure anyone around him is absolutely sober. He is requiring his crew to remain sober even when off the clock.. because.. Jake thinks he owns them. " Not many captains would go out on the deck and work but he has multiple times " He does this because he is a control freak and it is not done as a kind gesture. Usually it is done out of spite.
And technically, because they are there... They're doing their jobs. lol (oh look at that, all 3 "there's" used correctly as well, I don't get to do that very often)
As an alcoholic in recovery, I can only say this: If I ever had one virtue as a drunk, it was that I never blamed alcohol for eff'ing up. If I took that first drink, I took responsibility for every that happened afterwards. I still do take responsibility. It's just a lot easier and cheaper now that I'm not drinking.
@S Ri Only to an extent. What happens when you're drunk is that you start talking about how **you** feel. Sometimes that's truth, but an awful lot of the time your 'truth' is just your hurt feelings. And being drunk makes it harder for you to explain yourself. You just end up babbling.
Agreed, the last step especially. Had he left his gutted crew to do the job themselves it would have caused some serious bad feelings. By showing his willingness to roll up his sleeves and pick up the slack his decision created (no matter how needed the choice was) he told his remaining crew, "Im here, im not going to dump a mountain of carp on you from a great height then watch you struggle, im here to help carry the burden."
@@shustyrackleford_710 lol I didn't realize I spelled it wrong...my college education didn't kick in the day I made the comment. Thanks for the correction.
"The worst skipper ever..." As he fires crew for being drunk bums, then proceeds to get out on deck to finish the job they didn't bother showing up for. The irony of it all... Oh, and he is a former drug addict that kicked his awful habit. So he should be respected! #JusSayin
@@craigmercer6846 Fair enough, there is always 3 sides to a story. However that still doesn't make me respect the guy any less, for doing his crew's job, and also getting sober after being lost to drugs.
Drinking had a hold on me lost many jobs. After I quit I started my own construction business and deal with these type of people everyday. yet I was no better in the past. My prayers are with the suffering Alcoholic or Drug addict may you find peace.
It means in the end you give them the extra chance to put their shit right, if they blow the extra then you gotta do what you gotta do. Good on you for sorting your shit out and becoming successful mate!
@Thomas Henesey I didn't say you're a drunk........and you're right, hangovers suck and DUI's are costly. I was just playing, props to you for not getting your panties in a bunch. People nowadays get upset over everything, thanks for being a good sport. Be well in 2020 ;-)
Chris Kibodeaux because he fired them for their drinking. A lot of employers have zero tolerance for drinking on the job or coming to work after consuming alcohol.
That’s a leader right there. I own an automotive shop and usually have 3 mechanics and a service writer. I was down to just myself after I caught my guy stealing and fired two more that were apparently his cronies. Then the last guy couldn’t handle the pressure so he folded. I held the fort for 3 weeks then found a bass ass lead tech, hired on a hood service manager and then another tech then found a hood porter and we are back up to snuff. Sitting here at the beach writing this and having a mid day burger and beer as I reflect. Best move I made in my 15 year history with my shop
I'm an Engineer on a tug, We had a similar situation, I was sitting in the Galley and the Captain came down from the Wheelhouse with the roll of Trashbags and told me to start packing everyone's shit but mine and his.
@@tewaewae I've been at the same company for 7 years now, Been in the Maritime Industry for 10, Started working on Ships but decides Tugs were a lot easier and you're home more often, A week on/Week off schedule beats 120 days on 60 days off.
Wonder why they were fired? Was it because they were also late coming back, and once they did, he found out they were drinking, or was it for something else?
Imagine saying you’re going beat him up then when the police are there he’s all like I’m the one being violated he touched my stuff like really dude grow up and do your job
The police officer was doing his job, he was doing it to protect the captain if anything went down when the crew went to grab the rest of their stuff off the boat
@@jquest43 If anyone failed at doing their job, it's Banjo. He was told to not have any drinks, and be back by a certain time. He failed in both endeavors, and lost his job as a result.
He's absolutely correct anywhere and everywhere I've worked if there was a drunken coworker there was always problems that is a highly dangerous job and it should not be tolerated
says the man who sent 3/4 of the Saga crew to the bar to get drunk. You drink you get marooned Jake warned them he told those clowns Saga is dry no beer they did not listen so they are being kicked off.
@@geomodelrailroader He sent them to have dinner. It was THEIR decision to get drunk afterwards. That's something I've noticed about people viewing this. It was their decision to disobey orders. They knew he didn't want them drinking, but they did it anyways, causing them to miss curfew, and inevitably, get fired, and rightfully so.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 I was not talking about Jake I was talking about Kenny his deck boss. Jake fired him because he took 3/4s of the crew with Jamie and went to the bar and got drunk. Jake told them go to the shop get the parts for the gearbox and then have dinner and come back. They went to the bar and got drunk when Jake told them no for a previous stunt. Because of it Jake fired them. You don't drink on a boat it is illegal.
I was wrong about Jake. I never saw this episode and always wondered how he had new deck hands. Jake has truly stepped up as Captain. It's good to see this. If you ever read this Jake, keep up doing what you do. That's serious motivation for those watching you. I'm proud of you man.
Jake warned them, Bill warned them, Sig warned them, Keith warned them, and Jr. and Josh and Casey warned them If you are intoxicated, if you are smoking dope, or if you get caught drinking and you come up brown on a urine or smear test you don't belong on a boat. Elliot lost his boat because he smoked Crack and he was doing it and Meth on the Saga Coast Guard ordered him back to port and Saga got impounded Jake got it out and Cornelia Marie ended up on the auction block after Jake Harris was caught with Weed on the boat causing Darrick Lane of the Trailblazer to lose his license and the Cornelia Marie to be sold on the auction block. Josh bought it back and Casey helped him and they plan to keep it drug free. After incidents on Rambling Rose, Saga, Cornelia Marie, and the Wizard Trident and the Coast Guard imposed a strict No Drugs or Alcohol policy if any drugs or alcohol are found that person is off the boat, if they don't show up for work automatic termination, and if the drug test or the smear test comes up brown they don't belong on the boat. Although Dutch has a bar it is illegal to have alcohol here the Aleutians and Alaska are on an Indian reservation and drugs and alcohol are not allowed.
That was awesome and it sends a message in such a small community. Jake doesn't mess around. I remember watching him on Sig's boat making some mistakes. But, he learned, grew up and now is making a good living. Props to him
@@johnnysins8353 one of my english teachers told me one time that its grammatically correct to put a comma between 2 adjectives reguardless of context, and that its "just not common practice". And i looked like a dumbfuck for like 5 years.
I thought that was the captain going on a full power trip and insecure that no one respects him. He acts like a guy breaking up with a girl just cause he assumes she's attracted to her male friends.
@@fritzjackson4336 Easy to tell who's never been in a leadership position isn't it? Oh, sorry - I meant YOU clearly have never been, as I'm sure that went over your ignorant head.
What endears Jake Anderson to me even more is that he not only recognizes his past mistakes, he doesn't make excuses for them and he doesn't try to blame others for them either. Then even though Sig had doubts about him, Jake proved him wrong then still goes around crediting Sig for being a part of his success. He still calls Sig his mentor up to this day. It's heartwarming to see how far those two have come.
Jake did a boss move he warned them he gave them the strips, Sig warned them, Bill warned them, Josh and Casey warned them, and Johnathan and Andy warned them you don't bring drugs or beer onboard. Trident has a strict policy anyone caught with drugs or beer on the boat will be marooned at the closest port, sent to jail, and deported to the Lower 48 and sent to federal prison. Jake did the right call he does not need to deal with those freeloaders. He brought those guys there to fish and what does Jamie, Kenny, Banjo, and the rest of the crew do? They squander their pay the moment the boat is unloaded and go to the Dutch Bar and get drunk! Jake told them No Beer! and still they do this time to dump those clowns and have them sent back to the Lower 48.
Jake is a hell of a captain. I’m so happy he took the offer after Elliot. I wish both of them well. I know how cruel and strong addiction is. I myself am 24 days clean by the grace of god. Recovering from 13 years of Heroin, pills , and chaos. I hope those 2 have a wonderful life ahead.
I’m also recovering from a cocaine addiction that has ruined my mental health and left me unable to hold down a job. God bless, hope everything works out for you
Hey, those are all a hell of a drug. For what it's worth, I'm proud of you and wish you strength on your journey. It's not easy, and there are gonna be some times that you think you need them, but you got this. Every day is a new day and a new beginning.
The first couple weeks are the worst, but if you can avoid the old associates and get away from it all for another few months you will by home free my man. You can keep this up if you stay focused on what is important.
That worked out REALLY well for Jake. He's been a continually impressive character on this show. I completely agree with him firing those guys, they come aboard thinking the Captain is their buddy and they can get away with whatever they want, and now it's not only them that have learned a lesson, it's anyone else who might come work for Jake. He's set the example and shown that he has his priorities straight. I've seen Captains throw everything away and I've seen Jake work his way up from nothing and he has been the most steadily improved on the show, by far.
I will always LOVE Deadliest Catch, and I know that this is from the UK Discovery Channel, but it hit me hard as soon as I clicked play when the narrator was NOT Mike Rowe. That dude's voice is so perfect for this show that it just hit me hard.
I knew from the first time I saw Jake on the show that he had strong integrity and a deep sense of honor woven into his character. He's never proved me wrong.
Jake inspired me to move to Alaska and go commercial fishing. 10 Years Later. He's become a great dude and awesome Captain. Im proud of Him for staying straight and doing well.
Wow. Good for you guy. As a kid, when my parents divorced I was moved from Baltimore MD, to Sayward, Vancouver Island... My mom wasn't doing so well in those days , so I'd just get up and go to the docks. The men on the docks knew the deal, they'd always give me a salmon to take home to my mom if I didn't catch anything. Eventually they took me out on the boats. It was mainly Halibut fishing back then, we considered cod to be chum, and just chucked em back in the water. As a 9 year old, I thought it was awesome doing day fishing, but I learned it is hard, hard work and the sea is deadly. Happy fishing.
I remember watching this guy grow up on a boat while I was in middle school. He's the same man he ever was and stuck to his guns. He's a captain and an inspiration. It would be an honor to work for him.
I'm glad things worked out for Jake. He took a proactive stand against the three individuals who obviously couldn't careless about their jobs. Jake didn't stop there and demonstrated great leadership and determination in hauling in his remaining traps. Good things happen to good people.
I was crewmember on a sail taining ship as a young man and i was late for the departure. Only two minutes. They were driving away from the berth. I think the distance was about 3 meters or so. So i ran as fast as i could and jumped towards the boat. Crawling on the deck with my last powers. The skipper looked at me and said: Last chance. I learned so much from it and helped me to be responsible in my life. Today i am the skipper of a small sailing vessel and when its time to leave we're going. That's how it works. Greetings from germany and fair winds.
Jake made the right call, he made his call stood by it even though it would cause him problems going back out, He then rolled up his sleeves got out on deck and done the job of the 3 men he just fired. True leader and no doubt will be an inspiration to up and coming captains in future. A real case of working for what you got 👏👏👏
One of the best leader moves in a position of authority. On any job. I was in Marine Corps and now I'm in law enforcement for over 20 years. My respects to make on this decision and then lead by action.
I'm not going to lie when Jake first took over the SAGA and fought with Sig, he was 100% in the wrong, SIG was correct in what he said, in fact Sig is the most honest captain in deadliest catch history. However Jake has come a long way, this is the part in time for the first time I gained respect for him, since he stepped up like this, his boat has ran pristine. I hope it continues for him, and I honestly hope him and Sig make up in the end. This being said I'll still take sig over him any day.
I remember when Jake was a greenhorn deckhand. He didnt know shit but he shut his mouth. Listened and worked his ass off. Absolute respect for him. You get things in life by earning them. Pretty simple. Proud of you bro !
LOL when my husband was active duty the Navy encouraged drinking. It was go to a party at the club or work. Guess what the men did . Went to the club. My husband retired in 07 so I dont know when this changed....
I am very proud of Jake Anderson and the MAN he has become. Yes he still has learning to do but so do all the other capts ...they never stop learning. Jake is a real good guy who cares alot about his boat and crew and those "friends" screwed themselves
@@EjvindGEMDark granted they'd probably lose in court, but court proceeding can take weeks or months and lawyers aren't cheap. Plus being on trail might mean they can go crabbing because they might be called to court at anytime
Drinking and missing out time is one thing. Threatening your boss and/or ex-boss with violence, is another. It's called assault. Any man willing to physically harm someone when said person isn't trying to harm them, is childish AF.
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As an owner of a construction company I've had the misfortune of working with more clowns like these than I care to remember, the funny thing about them is, they don't show up or answer their phones when its business time but when it's time to fight and argue they're there like flies on shit.
Yep I've had to fire a few myself for same reason, n like you said they always seem to answer after that
Geo my old man owns a small concrete business too, work is plentiful but it’s always the universal issue of labour being absolute shit, guys who don’t wanna work or learn the job the right way, just plain not showing up for big pours, etc.
That is a well thought out comment geo
I’m with ya Doug Doug
Doug Doug can’t expect too much when just starting off around new people .. it’s all about who you know these days, pretty sad
"How do you know we've been drinking" he said in a drunken slur.
Right. Almost could have lit his breath.
@@jcarry5214 could almost get a contact drunk
Divorce imminent...He just blew away thousands on his insolence.
I would have looked at him and said "Because you smell like a damn bar with how much alcohol is on your breath."
How much of this is dramatic action drummed up by the producers
Imagine being in your 40’s and 50’s still boozing, not showing up to work and trying to fight your boss. Grow up.
Dey Work hard Ann Drink Hard,Dey MEN Wich Yup don Understand cuz you Ain't No G FOO!
that old turd is lucky he didnt get his last 5 teeth knocked out.
Seriously
@@jquest43 Not men, out of work punks.
@@stevenmorgan8223 yep. I worked with some of these types on great salt lake..they are babies
Imagine getting drunk, not showing up for work, getting fired and than being mad at it.
You mean remember?
@@aaroncarter939 No, hes saying imagine how dumb these guys could be to be mad. It was their fault, they should just be pissed at themselves..
@@Ep0xy Exactly and to threaten to beat someone up over their own mistake it's laughable
That's the new standards of today. Be stupid, do stupid but be angry that there's consequences bc of it...
Imagine firing all your deckhands because they enjoyed something they're legally aloud to enjoy while thyre off the clock😂
Sig was wrong about Jake. That’s a boss move right there. Not to mention Jake went on deck to work. Dudes a captain if I ever saw one
Yeah i was concerned at first. Jake saying his crew can't have a drink while in port..... not very captain like, especially if your guys work hard plus he used to be smoking/shooting dope while operating a boat.... but he got it done. His boat his rules. More power to him.
He's weak
@@thegeneral3094 Yeah you could tell he's weak the way he took care of business by meeting his quota in a mere 12 hrs after getting the dead weight off his money maker . Funny how their phones worked after finding out weak one showed who's boss of that vessel and collected a check isn't it ? He was real weak taking it to the bank for future use rather than playing adult babysitter . So weak .
@@peterguzzinya3832 yes it's time he manned up.am glad you agreed. People like him should stay in pedlos in duck ponds
Bring him to me
Gotta respect a captain thats not afraid to go on deck and do some of the work themselves
The captains and I suppose leaders in general that I respect the most are the ones that went through the same rough shit his subordinates go through. This captain I can tell started at the bottom too thus he knows how to work the ship.
That Captain worked his way up from a non full share deckhand to Captain. He knows from experience this shit deckhands can do to try and get over.
Is a afraid of taking a few hits in. Yeah some Captain there
@@SOSO_CREPITUS More like is actually an adult and knows that throwing hands in this situation is simply stupid and achieves nothing. Grow the fuck up
Well Jake did start out a greenhorn on the Northwestern, so it's not like he doesn't know how to do the work
"His patience exhausted, Jake fires all three dickheads."
right before quota too
I heard that too
32natedawg he said "deckhands" but that accent makes it sound different lol
hahaha
Lol
Banjo: “What you should be doing is your job.”
Hahahaha, the irony.
😆!!
I mean his name is Banjo. Would you expect anything less? With a name like that you peak at like 8 or 9 years old.
What a loser
Yeah...the shit ppl say while straight-up oblivious.
No wonder they can't laugh at themselves: no comprende.
@@rhey81😂😂😂
"You are the worse skipper ever!"
Proceeds to work the deck so his remaining crew can get full pay for the season..... yep terrible skipper /sarcasm
Yeah really though. ffs
Facts. He’s definitely not the best but he’s been in the business for his whole life and that was the best move he could make on the deckhands.
imo he was one of the best deckman on the western.... so him doing this for his crew is just a plus for the people who toght him how to work and what are the important things when u are the captain...
@@jarrettwestwick2799 Hes growing into the role, tough decisions
@@jarrettwestwick2799 hes getting there
Jake made his call, the right one, and then went out and got his hands dirty to get the job done. THAT. IS. A. LEADER! Well done sir.
He’s definitely matured as a captain in some ways
Jake is a drunken emotional moron
@@paleo704 he's actually sober
@@paleo704 he’s been better for awhile
@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw not
Emotionally he hasn’t. He’s a mess and an idiot
Anybody who's ever worked in a functional workplace knows that Jake made the right and only decision.
Why can't they have a beer or two at a restaurant when at port?
@@gavinstutler2469 because alcohol impairs your judgement and reflexes. When a captain says not to drink alcohol before coming back to the boat, then don't do it. Most captains don't tolerate that behavior, nor should they. Jake did the right thing by firing all 3 of them. The one guy threatening Jake with bodily harm, he's lucky he didn't wind up in jail
@@bradmagnuson6963 Oh, I thought they were spending the night at port. Seems like they are all a bunch of A-HOLES.
@@gavinstutler2469 That's what I thought at first as well, then I realized the captain was waiting for them because he was in a hurry to leave. He had time to get steamed up, load all their stuff up, get a room, deliver their things, and order airplane tickets and they still hadn't shown up, all the time ignoring his phone calls. They thought they could literally show up drunk to their jobs.
@@gavinstutler2469 yeah i thought that to, but there was only 12 hours left on his permit by the time he got out, and in situations around machinery like that which removes limbs or crushes people in less than a second you don't want anyone drunk or even hungover around. Taking into account the rough seas on top of that there would have probably been a serious injury if he let them work, it's a tough choice to make as very few people actually enjoy firing others, but when your actual life depends on their competence at the controls of multi tonne machinery you always choose your life first.
I love when the guy said “ who said we were drinking?” All while he was struggling to keep his balance lol
Could have been heroining, lol
Jake’s been given a lot of shit by fans of the show over the years on how he’s captained his boat. But this move he just made to fire those guys on the spot shows how far he’s come. Not as easy a decision as you would think to fire your whole crew and he did it. Nothing but respect for Jake.
Firing your whole crew is a badass move.
he made the right move they got drunk and Jake told them no beer and still they pull this stunt and don't show up at castoff. You drink you get marooned thats the law.
He done the right thing
He is just being a boss.
These guys are they're there to work and not to party. Get the job done then go party. It's about priorities people not personal things that everyone needs to endure.
"We were fired for going out and having a couple drinks". No you didn't. Alcoholism and drug addiction rates are extremely high in the commercial fishing industry. You went out and got wasted, and now you're pissed about getting fired.
David Johnson you get drunk at any job you’ll get canned! And they had the nerve to threaten him! I cant stand entitlement! Good for him
I dont know no fisherman who doesnt drink.
Pathetic captain who doesnt know what comradery means
Agu Obiakor lol are you one of them that got canned?
@@JLAShazam Ever been working class?
Agu Obiakor im a civil engineer lol
I also have my NREMT certification and CDL. Oh yeah, I also worked on my uncles ranch till I was 20 Lol
Name a job, ive done it or done something similar.
Drinking on the job and not following orders from the captain are great ways to get canned
And im supposed to feel bad? Nah, dont be a fuck up
"WHAT?! YOU NEVER SEE A MAN DRINKIN' ON A BOAT BEFORE?!"
"Producer: ... I thought it was not allowed."
Yes Mr Producer, you are correct lol
According to the placard that say ZERO TOLERANCE
Watching Jake's progression from eager greenhorn to badass captain is the *best* part of this show. I'd buy that guy a beer any day.
Just be sure it's after quota...
That would be a terrible idea considering his past addiction issues.
Trying to feed his addiction issues
Jake dealt with alcoholism and went to rehab to give up his addiction.
Just don't bring it on the boat.
“This is Banjo talking.”
I’m sure he has a bright future regardless.
😆😆😆😆😆
You know they were sitting there at the bar saying "he ain't gonna do shit! What can he do, fire all of us?" You KNOW they said that.
I would hire Banjo then randomly fire him every few weeks for stupid reasons, just for the humor of his reactions. 🤙🥳😆😂🤣🥳🤙
@@66littlejimmy I was so confused what the fuck the point of your comment was then read your name and realized it was a wholesome ass comment, good on ya.
Haha banjo fkn 60 yr old drunk woulda got knocked the fuck out
If a crew member threatens to beat, of all people, a captain's ass, he'll find himself never working in the crab industry again. Word of mouth travels extremely fast among crabbers.
So it shouldn't come as a surprise if we find out Banjo has been more or less blacklisted from any crab fishing groups?
He'll never work on ANY vessel again. I'm a merchant mariner, a licensed vessel master (captain) has a lot of legal authority backing them up.
Amen.
What if he tries and succeeds or worse, catches the Captain in an alley somewhere, shoots and kills him?
You know what ALSO travels fast among "Crabbers" is the crabs they have on their crotches and any Captain they fucked in his ASS!
Jake is a recovering AA, so i applaud his actions. Others that drink around him, could cause temptation. He made the right move, call the cops.
M.T. McLaughlin if you quit drinking and blame backsliding on anything but you... you either drink or don’t. He shitcanned them because they were direspectfrul, it’s that simple.
@@jeffmalm9708 Its his boat, he can hire and fire at will. If you tell your crew, no drinking, it maybe because jake doesnt want another jake (harris) on his boat. Either way, you telling me what to think, go fuck off, you must be a drunk.
@Jesus Christ your IQ?
@Chuck maybe, but it is his boat. And if you considered him weak, you have never struggled with addiction.
@Chuck get a clue. Better, a brain. You are a person who drinks while you work huh? Chucky, his boat, his decision. Get a life dude.
Jake's come so far he should be so proud of himself
SO proud of himself. Jake’s so awesome
"How do you know we were drinking?" fired employee belligerently asks and he wobbles back and forth. Hummm, Really??
Tormented Soul it’s so funny though because he also said earlier “I guess we fired, because we had a few drinks” like wtf Hahahahah 😂😂😂😂
It gives me goosebumps to see what a great captain jake became.
He overcame a lot of shit.
That guy is tougher than I could ever hope to be.
I'm proud of Jake. Watching him since day 1 on the Northwestern to becoming a respectable captain. Good on ya Jake! Keep up the good work!
Jake was into the tablets, no? Every time I watch him he looks like he's using something.
Yeah the dude went from not even being able to keep a pair of socks to running a boat. Crazy
@@MikeyB9282
He can give it big in the wheelhouse about Capt this, and my way that. Those 5 guys below you will see right thru any inadequecy or "getting a load on". Last time i watched it, re-runs, his crew had gone to town and missed sailing. He fired them all and had the police on the quay for when they returned for their gear.
@@TeddyBear-ii4yc ….Yeah? That’s the video we all just watched.
@@Breakingbad33
I knew I'd watched it somewhere! :-)
"How dare he put his hands on my belongings."
Your belongings were on his boat, he had every right to throw it in the trash but he did the right thing and put it all in a safe place.
Those drunkards are clowns.
Don't forget they left it in the hotel lobby.
Showed just how much they really cared about they stuff
Crew members should know that it's not THEIR stuff. If it's on the captain's boat, it's HIS stuff and if they go out drinking or be complete fucktards to each other, the captain has the authority and right to pack up their shit and throw them on the pier or leave them in a hotel lobby. The captain has jurisdiction over his crew. It's HIS boat.
Mad respect for Jake, he had a tough life struggled with addiction and beat it. Not many captains would go out on the deck and work but he has multiple times 👍🏼
Look at his face...he hasn't beat anything.
@@DaveDuncanMusic right 😂 eyes are pinshot as can be
@@DaveDuncanMusic huh?
@@NovaSixx huh?
Jake clearly hasn't beaten his addiction.
He is still very much addicted hence he has to make sure anyone around him is absolutely sober.
He is requiring his crew to remain sober even when off the clock.. because.. Jake thinks he owns them.
" Not many captains would go out on the deck and work but he has multiple times " He does this because he is a control freak and it is not done as a kind gesture. Usually it is done out of spite.
I like the way he stick with his decision on safety, even with tough choices and work ahead
I like firing people right before quota so you can split their money
03:30 I love how he is saying the officers need to do their job, yet they are there because he wasn't doing his, and got fired. lol
Amen XD
Exactly!!
😂😂😂 right?
And technically, because they are there... They're doing their jobs. lol
(oh look at that, all 3 "there's" used correctly as well, I don't get to do that very often)
I’m guessing that Banjo has had plenty of run ins with the law….he’s been playing that tune for years 🤣
As an alcoholic in recovery, I can only say this: If I ever had one virtue as a drunk, it was that I never blamed alcohol for eff'ing up. If I took that first drink, I took responsibility for every that happened afterwards.
I still do take responsibility. It's just a lot easier and cheaper now that I'm not drinking.
Some alcoholics do blame the alcohol for their actions.. dosent make it any better tho
@@dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA Sure, but alcohol is an object. It requires human will or carelessness to effect a person or a family.
@@carlhicksjr8401 true I agree .. drinking is just a convenient excuse for some people to do dumb stuff
@S Ri Only to an extent. What happens when you're drunk is that you start talking about how **you** feel. Sometimes that's truth, but an awful lot of the time your 'truth' is just your hurt feelings. And being drunk makes it harder for you to explain yourself. You just end up babbling.
Hope you're still sober and going strong
The captain made the right call, stuck to his guns, and then got his hands dirty working on the deck. That’s a leader
Agreed, the last step especially. Had he left his gutted crew to do the job themselves it would have caused some serious bad feelings. By showing his willingness to roll up his sleeves and pick up the slack his decision created (no matter how needed the choice was) he told his remaining crew, "Im here, im not going to dump a mountain of carp on you from a great height then watch you struggle, im here to help carry the burden."
Good call Captain! Safety and respect are hugh priorities!
Huge....
@@shustyrackleford_710 lol I didn't realize I spelled it wrong...my college education didn't kick in the day I made the comment. Thanks for the correction.
"The worst skipper ever..." As he fires crew for being drunk bums, then proceeds to get out on deck to finish the job they didn't bother showing up for. The irony of it all...
Oh, and he is a former drug addict that kicked his awful habit. So he should be respected! #JusSayin
I see both sides that have been shown but there are 3 sides to every story!
His,hers,and the truth!
@Eddie Bacon fuck off! I have seen you before loser... Don't comment, on my comments. I fucking hate people like you. Not trolling either. 👎
@@craigmercer6846 Fair enough, there is always 3 sides to a story. However that still doesn't make me respect the guy any less, for doing his crew's job, and also getting sober after being lost to drugs.
Like he has never been late before.
@Eddie Bacon you're a angry self hating incel it's okay bud, things will get better
The way he ask "How do you know that we've been drinking" is just the funniest ever! :D I bet that officer was crying out inside :D
Props to Sean though for helping out
Drinking had a hold on me lost many jobs. After I quit I started my own construction business and deal with these type of people everyday. yet I was no better in the past. My prayers are with the suffering Alcoholic or Drug addict may you find peace.
It means in the end you give them the extra chance to put their shit right, if they blow the extra then you gotta do what you gotta do. Good on you for sorting your shit out and becoming successful mate!
That’s so deep man
@Thomas Henesey So you come from a lineage of functioning drunks?
@Thomas Henesey I didn't say you're a drunk........and you're right, hangovers suck and DUI's are costly.
I was just playing, props to you for not getting your panties in a bunch.
People nowadays get upset over everything, thanks for being a good sport.
Be well in 2020 ;-)
You few words speak volumes. Thank you.
Hats off to Jake. He's been through alot and has really matured into a respectable leader.
Chris Kibodeaux the workers weren’t doing what he told them. He isn’t a morn for making a decision that was best for him.
I remember when he joined the northwestern he was just another green horn
Chris Kibodeaux because he fired them for their drinking. A lot of employers have zero tolerance for drinking on the job or coming to work after consuming alcohol.
@Chris Kibodeaux why cause they lost him precious time on the short season
Jake made the right call I worked as a shift supervisor at a thrift store if someone does not show up they get fired thats the rules.
That’s a leader right there. I own an automotive shop and usually have 3 mechanics and a service writer. I was down to just myself after I caught my guy stealing and fired two more that were apparently his cronies. Then the last guy couldn’t handle the pressure so he folded. I held the fort for 3 weeks then found a bass ass lead tech, hired on a hood service manager and then another tech then found a hood porter and we are back up to snuff. Sitting here at the beach writing this and having a mid day burger and beer as I reflect. Best move I made in my 15 year history with my shop
Everything still good?
Jake and Sean are an awesome team. They really are there for each other when the chips are down
Sean carried jake that whole trip
2 captain cc-op duos I've always enjoyed: Jake and Sean, Jonathan and Keith..
40 grand for 12 hours work!!......JAKE I need a J.O.B
Smh...
thats for the season
The season is 4 months.. thats still 10k a month lol
@@aaroncolombo i dont get 40k in a year, fuckin sign me up I love the ocean
Jonathan Thomas if you can move to somewhere with good commercial fishing and you can do it. Gotta start with scrub stuff though
Jake made the right call, no question.
Jake, Sig, Jon and Phil are the absolute best man. Love these guys.
I'm an Engineer on a tug, We had a similar situation, I was sitting in the Galley and the Captain came down from the Wheelhouse with the roll of Trashbags and told me to start packing everyone's shit but mine and his.
how long were you tugging? sounds like my kind of job, I mean I do it for free almost everyday.
@@tewaewae
I've been at the same company for 7 years now, Been in the Maritime Industry for 10,
Started working on Ships but decides Tugs were a lot easier and you're home more often, A week on/Week off schedule beats 120 days on 60 days off.
Wonder why they were fired? Was it because they were also late coming back, and once they did, he found out they were drinking, or was it for something else?
@@JohnRitchiejd23 they delayed departure time which would already be a big no no...then found out they're all plastered on top of it.
@@Danwheeler. Yeah. That's what I figured. Lot of similarities between your story and Jake's.
Imagine saying you’re going beat him up then when the police are there he’s all like I’m the one being violated he touched my stuff like really dude grow up and do your job
The police FAILED in doing their JOB!!- you heard it from BANJO FOO!!
The police officer was doing his job, he was doing it to protect the captain if anything went down when the crew went to grab the rest of their stuff off the boat
@@jquest43 If anyone failed at doing their job, it's Banjo. He was told to not have any drinks, and be back by a certain time. He failed in both endeavors, and lost his job as a result.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 But you know damn well hes the type of guy that will blame his job loss on the captain until the day he dies from liver failure
Jake looks like Charlie from its always sunny lmao
Daniel Jay hahahahaha holy crap he does
MILKSTEAK AND JELLYBEANS!
My favorite comedy show of all time
Yeah when he's on the deck and he's all wet and s***looks like crazy drunk Charlie
@@redstoyotarunnerwithstri-hp9gm RAW jellybeans lol
He's absolutely correct anywhere and everywhere I've worked if there was a drunken coworker there was always problems that is a highly dangerous job and it should not be tolerated
If I turned up to my job drunk I'd be fired on the spot
Especially if I turned up late after disobeying orders and drinking
"You're the worst skipper I've ever seen in my life, Jake."
"Thank you!"
Haha!
says the man who sent 3/4 of the Saga crew to the bar to get drunk. You drink you get marooned Jake warned them he told those clowns Saga is dry no beer they did not listen so they are being kicked off.
@@geomodelrailroader He sent them to have dinner. It was THEIR decision to get drunk afterwards. That's something I've noticed about people viewing this. It was their decision to disobey orders. They knew he didn't want them drinking, but they did it anyways, causing them to miss curfew, and inevitably, get fired, and rightfully so.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 Buddy, you're missunderstanding his points. That's literally what he was saying, that it was their own fault lmao.
@@Wargsy The reason I'm stating it is some people are apparently throwing shade on Jake, saying the crew did nothing wrong, when it's the inverse.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 I was not talking about Jake I was talking about Kenny his deck boss. Jake fired him because he took 3/4s of the crew with Jamie and went to the bar and got drunk. Jake told them go to the shop get the parts for the gearbox and then have dinner and come back. They went to the bar and got drunk when Jake told them no for a previous stunt. Because of it Jake fired them. You don't drink on a boat it is illegal.
Nothing but Respect for this Guy.
Jake is a cool guy and a hard worker. You can watch through the seasons as he progresses. Very impressive. Definitely captain material.
I was wrong about Jake. I never saw this episode and always wondered how he had new deck hands. Jake has truly stepped up as Captain. It's good to see this. If you ever read this Jake, keep up doing what you do. That's serious motivation for those watching you. I'm proud of you man.
I hope those guys know how embarrassing this was for them.
Jake warned them, Bill warned them, Sig warned them, Keith warned them, and Jr. and Josh and Casey warned them If you are intoxicated, if you are smoking dope, or if you get caught drinking and you come up brown on a urine or smear test you don't belong on a boat. Elliot lost his boat because he smoked Crack and he was doing it and Meth on the Saga Coast Guard ordered him back to port and Saga got impounded Jake got it out and Cornelia Marie ended up on the auction block after Jake Harris was caught with Weed on the boat causing Darrick Lane of the Trailblazer to lose his license and the Cornelia Marie to be sold on the auction block. Josh bought it back and Casey helped him and they plan to keep it drug free. After incidents on Rambling Rose, Saga, Cornelia Marie, and the Wizard Trident and the Coast Guard imposed a strict No Drugs or Alcohol policy if any drugs or alcohol are found that person is off the boat, if they don't show up for work automatic termination, and if the drug test or the smear test comes up brown they don't belong on the boat. Although Dutch has a bar it is illegal to have alcohol here the Aleutians and Alaska are on an Indian reservation and drugs and alcohol are not allowed.
@hawtchick69 Like the screen name "hawtchick69" ? Please. You're probably a 58 yearold bald Male.
@@geomodelrailroader Dope videos bro. I too am fascinated by trains, and play ATS. =P
They’re irresponsible drunks. I highly doubt they care.
That was awesome and it sends a message in such a small community. Jake doesn't mess around. I remember watching him on Sig's boat making some mistakes. But, he learned, grew up and now is making a good living. Props to him
When your drunk, irresponsible employees call you the worst boss, then you know you're doing it right
Brice Macaluso remove that comma you dumb fuck
@@johnnysins8353 one of my english teachers told me one time that its grammatically correct to put a comma between 2 adjectives reguardless of context, and that its "just not common practice". And i looked like a dumbfuck for like 5 years.
Damn right. That's why Jake's one of my favorite captains on the show.
The guy talking about "don't get on mah bad side!" Is just plain HILARIOUS, he's so adorable! Like a mad little puppy dog
I thought that was the captain going on a full power trip and insecure that no one respects him. He acts like a guy breaking up with a girl just cause he assumes she's attracted to her male friends.
@@fritzjackson4336 Easy to tell who's never been in a leadership position isn't it?
Oh, sorry - I meant YOU clearly have never been, as I'm sure that went over your ignorant head.
Imagine a few to many beers costing you $40 grand and your job?.
😯
Dumb shits.
Happens all the time
So basically my dui lol.
Too*
I PEE IN POOLS do they lose the entire sum?
What endears Jake Anderson to me even more is that he not only recognizes his past mistakes, he doesn't make excuses for them and he doesn't try to blame others for them either. Then even though Sig had doubts about him, Jake proved him wrong then still goes around crediting Sig for being a part of his success. He still calls Sig his mentor up to this day. It's heartwarming to see how far those two have come.
Jake did a boss move he warned them he gave them the strips, Sig warned them, Bill warned them, Josh and Casey warned them, and Johnathan and Andy warned them you don't bring drugs or beer onboard. Trident has a strict policy anyone caught with drugs or beer on the boat will be marooned at the closest port, sent to jail, and deported to the Lower 48 and sent to federal prison. Jake did the right call he does not need to deal with those freeloaders. He brought those guys there to fish and what does Jamie, Kenny, Banjo, and the rest of the crew do? They squander their pay the moment the boat is unloaded and go to the Dutch Bar and get drunk! Jake told them No Beer! and still they do this time to dump those clowns and have them sent back to the Lower 48.
Jake is 100% in the right. That was a boss move. The rule was no drinking and they didn't follow it.
Ballsy move. 200% respect.
Jake is a hell of a captain. I’m so happy he took the offer after Elliot. I wish both of them well. I know how cruel and strong addiction is. I myself am 24 days clean by the grace of god. Recovering from 13 years of Heroin, pills , and chaos. I hope those 2 have a wonderful life ahead.
I’m also recovering from a cocaine addiction that has ruined my mental health and left me unable to hold down a job. God bless, hope everything works out for you
Hey, those are all a hell of a drug. For what it's worth, I'm proud of you and wish you strength on your journey. It's not easy, and there are gonna be some times that you think you need them, but you got this. Every day is a new day and a new beginning.
this guy probably relapsed already lmfao
@@ryanboudreau1627 most likely 24 days really isn't close to being clean but it's a start, but hope we are wrong
The first couple weeks are the worst, but if you can avoid the old associates and get away from it all for another few months you will by home free my man. You can keep this up if you stay focused on what is important.
I rarely drink on the job now that the Bus company has me picking up students from two different schools
🏆 Best Comment of 2019
Lmao
Them kids will drive you to drink
Danny Chesney its a joke bud
Delta gets up tight when u have a couple shots in the cockpit
Dear Captain, you have achieved so much. I remember watching you start, learn to be the man you are today. Never change, don't stop, be safe.
Y'know, I remember when he first showed up on Deadliest Catch...he looks like he's aged 30 years since then. It's a hard life.
Like 40, they just smoke and drink coffee non stop and they drop dead before reaching retirement.
The shows been on about that that long and a couple years homeless in Seattle will do that to ya
@@blaskoxx4954 wild bill doesn’t look terrible for his age. He doesn’t smoke at all
And he acts like the same child he was 10 years ago. Hasn't changed a bit. What a joke
@@blaskoxx4954 I think they're on more than just caffeine tbh...
"How do you know we were drinkin'?"
As he's being drunk and belligerent xD
That's why your the skipper Jake. Good for u. Don't respect the skipper don't get on the boat.
We were cheering for Jake on this episode. He is a boss.
That worked out REALLY well for Jake.
He's been a continually impressive character on this show.
I completely agree with him firing those guys, they come aboard thinking the Captain is their buddy and they can get away with whatever they want, and now it's not only them that have learned a lesson, it's anyone else who might come work for Jake.
He's set the example and shown that he has his priorities straight.
I've seen Captains throw everything away and I've seen Jake work his way up from nothing and he has been the most steadily improved on the show, by far.
Lot of RESPECT for Jake.
Sean is a young man wise beyond his years.
Jake protec
Jake attacc
Most importantly
Jake dont put up with ur crap
Christ what cringe
I will always LOVE Deadliest Catch, and I know that this is from the UK Discovery Channel, but it hit me hard as soon as I clicked play when the narrator was NOT Mike Rowe. That dude's voice is so perfect for this show that it just hit me hard.
No one named Banjo is putting anybody on their knees. Banjo bahahaha
Benches 400 At 52 maybe he was gonna blow him 😂
@@ABell676 "Benches 400 at 52 maybe he was gonna blow him" I think Jake would prefer a Hummer from someone better
I knew from the first time I saw Jake on the show that he had strong integrity and a deep sense of honor woven into his character. He's never proved me wrong.
I haven't watched this show in around 8 years....good to see Jake is a Captain now...can't believe the show is still on
Jake actually did a really really good job. Best decision he could have made. They were liabilities
Yeah. Especially when handling dangerous machinery.
"Matter of fact I'll call him right now!"
What happened to all the times he called and you sent it to voicemail?
So...Just leave a message!
" Just how big an ole boy are you?"
Jake inspired me to move to Alaska and go commercial fishing. 10 Years Later. He's become a great dude and awesome Captain. Im proud of Him for staying straight and doing well.
Where did you move from and how do/did you like it?
Wow. Good for you guy. As a kid, when my parents divorced I was moved from Baltimore MD, to Sayward, Vancouver Island... My mom wasn't doing so well in those days , so I'd just get up and go to the docks. The men on the docks knew the deal, they'd always give me a salmon to take home to my mom if I didn't catch anything. Eventually they took me out on the boats. It was mainly Halibut fishing back then, we considered cod to be chum, and just chucked em back in the water. As a 9 year old, I thought it was awesome doing day fishing, but I learned it is hard, hard work and the sea is deadly. Happy fishing.
I remember watching this guy grow up on a boat while I was in middle school. He's the same man he ever was and stuck to his guns. He's a captain and an inspiration. It would be an honor to work for him.
I'm glad things worked out for Jake. He took a proactive stand against the three individuals who obviously couldn't careless about their jobs. Jake didn't stop there and demonstrated great leadership and determination in hauling in his remaining traps. Good things happen to good people.
You have a problem is when told "do get dinner", means get hammered.
I was crewmember on a sail taining ship as a young man and i was late for the departure. Only two minutes. They were driving away from the berth. I think the distance was about 3 meters or so. So i ran as fast as i could and jumped towards the boat. Crawling on the deck with my last powers. The skipper looked at me and said: Last chance. I learned so much from it and helped me to be responsible in my life. Today i am the skipper of a small sailing vessel and when its time to leave we're going. That's how it works. Greetings from germany and fair winds.
Jake made the right call, he made his call stood by it even though it would cause him problems going back out, He then rolled up his sleeves got out on deck and done the job of the 3 men he just fired. True leader and no doubt will be an inspiration to up and coming captains in future. A real case of working for what you got 👏👏👏
I love these two captains! They have heart and professional ethics.
Wow I lost track of this show when Phil died years ago, nice to see Jake became a captain!
Best skipper I’ve ever seen. He made the right choice, if drunk crew members got on the boat the could die.
Mad respect man! YOU GET THOSE CRABS
I think Jake is the best captain on the show. He didn't get his start with a dad who gave him a ship. He earned everything he has.
Wdym?
@@zslamic He means that Jake worked hard to get where he is now. His dad and others did a good job on training him.
That dude deserved to be fired just for thinking "supposebly" is a word.
Cobb Knobbler should be “supposedly”
'supposably' at least spell it right, my man.
One of the best leader moves in a position of authority. On any job. I was in Marine Corps and now I'm in law enforcement for over 20 years. My respects to make on this decision and then lead by action.
He did so well. Congrats, dude. You’re the best. 👏🏼
I'm not going to lie when Jake first took over the SAGA and fought with Sig, he was 100% in the wrong, SIG was correct in what he said, in fact Sig is the most honest captain in deadliest catch history. However Jake has come a long way, this is the part in time for the first time I gained respect for him, since he stepped up like this, his boat has ran pristine. I hope it continues for him, and I honestly hope him and Sig make up in the end.
This being said I'll still take sig over him any day.
Jake's grown quite a bit as the seasons have progressed. And I agree, hopefully Jake and Sig can bury the hatchet eventually
I mean to be fair, sig is part of a multi generation family of fishers, thats just a level of experience that cant be taught.
Alcohol is a hell of a drug.
I'll drink to that!
@@UndoingRuin08 Cheers!
Jake has sure grown up a lot since the first couple of seasons.
As a small business owner I feel his pain all too well. This world is soooo short of folks who give a shit and respect their employers
I remember when Jake was a greenhorn deckhand. He didnt know shit but he shut his mouth. Listened and worked his ass off. Absolute respect for him. You get things in life by earning them. Pretty simple. Proud of you bro !
I remember watching DC when Jake was a greenhorn. Glad to see he’s matured into a sensible captain.
Love how Jake handled this situasjon. He is probably the captain on this show with the best people and leader skills.
Jake really came a long way from his first introduction on the show. He had good mentors but he made it happen.
Jake handled that so so so well. For a young guy, he handles his crew better then some of the older guys do.
Wheres Mike Rowe?? Who is this Lucky Charms narrator?
He's Scottish
It the british version of Deadliest catch
Bender Vision it’s the uk 🇬🇧 version dumb dumb
Dumb fuck doesn’t know his accents.
Doesn't it sound like one of the little hobbit's voices.
This is why the US Navy went alcohol free ages ago.
And that's why they suck
@@ClackamasLacrosse43 dummy lol
No they haven't.
LOL when my husband was active duty the Navy encouraged drinking. It was go to a party at the club or work. Guess what the men did . Went to the club. My husband retired in 07 so I dont know when this changed....
@@catherinebenton3637 Voo Doo Tennessee
Read it and weep you two: news.usni.org/2014/07/01/hundred-years-dry-u-s-navys-end-alcohol-sea
I am very proud of Jake Anderson and the MAN he has become. Yes he still has learning to do but so do all the other capts ...they never stop learning. Jake is a real good guy who cares alot about his boat and crew and those "friends" screwed themselves
He was right by calling the police u can get jail time just for slapping someone it’s not even worth it
and Banjo has a 0.10 BAC. Jake made the right move these guys needed to be fired.
@mattajas And I guarantee those assholes would be the type.
@@geomodelrailroader what's that?
@@eroupopper Blood Alcohol Content 0.8 is intoxicated 0.9 is unsafe to work, and 0.10 and above over the limit, stone drunk, and rowdy call the cops.
@@EjvindGEMDark granted they'd probably lose in court, but court proceeding can take weeks or months and lawyers aren't cheap. Plus being on trail might mean they can go crabbing because they might be called to court at anytime
Drinking and missing out time is one thing. Threatening your boss and/or ex-boss with violence, is another. It's called assault. Any man willing to physically harm someone when said person isn't trying to harm them, is childish AF.
"there are some things in life better than money.. thats friendship. and boy am i full of it right now"
yeah i think i interpreted that wrong LOL
you get more friends by firing half the crew right before making quota, like benjamins, grants and jacksons
This is banjo talking!,, man scared the hell out of me!!! LOL BANJO,,,,,