Moonshiners (2011–…): Season 2, Episode 9 - Adios, Mr. Still - full transcript

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Tonight on "Moonshiners"...

Hear that?

Them cops
Ain't stupid, man.

I got to get this pot
Out of here today.

What the hell is this?

There's a big hole
In the side of it,

Looked like
Somebody hit it with an axe

And done beat it up pretty good.

She's up and running, man.

you got the gas open? wide open.



We're at 120 degrees
Right now.

There it was again.

Fire!

Moonshine is a part
Of our history.

It exists, but it doesn't,
Almost like a myth.

I'm america's
Most-wanted moonshiner.

That's not a good feeling
To be wanted by the law.

I live on the edge of anarchy.

Police! Search warrant!

It's very hard
To catch moonshiners.

Let's skedaddle.

They're very smart.

There can only be one chief.

I'm wondering if we're gonna
Pull this thing off.



Uh-oh.

Golly, that's good.

We could supply
The whole world with moonshine,

And everybody would be happy.

If you really love your country,

You're gonna have to
Love moonshine.

Car's coming. Be quiet.

Franklin county, virginia.

Get out of here.

Moonshiner tim is in a pickle.

Now my truck won't crank.

This is not good.

Tim's just moved his
Stash of high-dollar shine

From a tobacco field

To an ingenious storage cache

Inside the belly of
A giant hay bale.

It's like eggs in a nest.

This stash is tim's last tie

To the illegal side
Of moonshining,

And it could fetch up to $10,000
On the black market tax-free.

no. No.

If he's seen by any passerby,
He's got no cover whatsoever.

He's a sitting duck.

Get in. Lay down. Car's coming.

I'm a get out of here.

With the coast clear,
He's home free, for now.

Tim's former partner in crime
Tickle has gone rogue,

And nothing
Has gone his way since.

Being the kingpin
Isn't as easy as it looks.

I got to get this pot
Out of here today.

The guy told me I had to get it
Off his property.

I got to respect that,
And I got to move it.

Just as
His virginia submarine pot

Was ready for its first brew,

Tickle ran into
The worst kind of trouble.

It turns out he had set up
On someone else's land,

And that someone was not happy.

It's been a day or two
Longer than I told him it'd be

Since I'd have it out.

I was trying to get some help,

But I'm getting it out
As fast as I can.

You can't call on just anybody
To do this kind of stuff.

But with howard gone m.I.A.

And tickle
In hawk to another moonshiner...

I know you're wanting $500
For this thing.

No, you won't
Have to worry about that.

...He's on his own.

What the hell is this?

Oh, this ain't good.

Dented all up.

That sucks.

Oh *bleep*

Well, that ain't good.

300 miles to the south...

Jeff and mark
Have been scouting the area

To make certain their two sites
Haven't been compromised.

While running
Their last batch of shine,

There was a block
In their water pipe

And their trough ran dry.

And jeff was forced to use
A water pump.

It was a desperate
And noisy move

That sent up red flags
For miles.

Customers are banging down
The door to get their shine.

Jeff and mark have orders
For over 50 gallons.

That's about 5,000 bucks' worth.

But to stay safe,

They decide to walk away from
Their still for a while.

It's a huge gamble
To leave customers waiting.

All is quiet
At the homestead for now,

So jeff and mark bring in
Their moonshine guru, jim tom,

Who's still got
A few tricks up his sleeve.

Jim tom cleverly uses

Pencil markings on various parts
Of the still and mason jar

That would go unnoticed
By the average eye.

If the markings
Don't line up when they return,

It's a sure sign that someone's
Tampered with the site.

300 miles to the north...

Tickle's just discovered that
Someone has sabotaged his pot.

Oh *bleep*

*bleep*

There's a big hole
In the side of it,

Looked like
Somebody hit it with an axe

And done beat it up pretty good.

Man, this *bleep* ain't good
Right here at all.

Not at all.

If it won't hold water,
It's no good to me.

I don't know who done it,

But I'm assuming
It must have been the landowner.

All I can do now
Is haul this thing out of here,

And I'm gonna see
If I can fix it.

This could put me
Dead in the water.

With his moonshine
Season hanging in the balance,

Tickle's only hope
Is to get the still fixed.

But first,
He's got to figure out

A way to haul it out of there
And fast.

I wish howard was here.

It really does help when
You do have a solid partner.

It's just too big
And too cumbersome

For one man
To try to handle himself.

And I had to use
A little ingenuity.

Ain't no man big enough

To grab the whole thing
And throw it on the truck.

A lot of fun
To try to do this by yourself,

But I do what I got to do.

It's very risky moving this
Thing during the daytime.

It's really something that's
Best suited to move at night

When everybody else
Don't have the luxury of light

To be able to see
What they're looking at.

Casualty of war.

That sucks.

Last thing I need is somebody
Knowing what this thing is

When I'm going down the road.

400 miles to the southwest...

Rookie moonshiners josh and bill
Have hit rock bottom.

Their hopes of brewing
In their underground still site

Came to a halt when they made
A deadly discovery --

Black mold.

It's molded.
It's all over it.

With their dream of making
Moonshine underground on hold,

They need to get back on track
And recoup their money

Before the season
Is a total loss.

So they move their operation
To a nearby bamboo forest,

A spot where their mentor,
Barney, used to brew his shine.

Barney chose the bamboo location
For its cover.

But you can never be too careful

When you're playing a dangerous
Game of cat and mouse

With the law.

Hear that?

Them cops
Ain't stupid, man.

Them cops are smart.

Even these green shiners know

To add camo to this outdoor site
As best they can

So they can remain undetected

By any prying eyes
Flying overhead.

We're just trying to get
Some minimal coverage

To try to make it look like

Ain't nobody out here
Up to something.

Ooh, I got a buzz
Off this *bleep*

Suddenly,
Gunfire rips through the air.

That sounded like
Gunfire.

There it was again, man.

There's damn rifles
Going off already, man.

That makes me nervous.

Damn hunting season gonna be
Here before we know it,

Then there's gonna be people

With rifles and shotguns
Damn trying to kill bambi.

It ain't gonna be long.

We've had some excitement today.

We've heard a bunch of gunshots,

Which tells us that people are
Getting ready for deer season.

People are probably gonna be
Imposing on us here pretty soon.

We ain't gone this far

To risk
This rig being discovered

Because we ran out of time

And hunting season's
About to jump in.

I think
We need to turn and burn

As quick as we can
With this thing.

Make a couple runs,
Get the hell out of here,

Put this thing
In a safe location

Till next spring.

There it was again.

Coming up...

We're trying to get water
Using pieces of bamboo

To get it through the woods.

Is this
Gonna actually work?

You better believe
This is gonna work.

This is crazy.

That's a nasty hole
In there.

Doing nothing but
Making it worse with that.

I wanted to strike out on my own

And prove myself
As a moonshiner.

And right now, it's looking like

I'm not gonna be able
To do that.

*bleep*

Josh and bill
Are behind the 8-ball

With moonshine season
More than halfway over

And not a drop of shine
To show for it.

Oh, hell.

Until I make
$15,000 or $16,000 back,

I'm in the hole.

They need to escape
Their financial quicksand

Before the season
Is a total loss.

There it was again.

Now there's another problem
To contend with.

Gunshots are a tense reminder
That hunting season has begun,

And the dangers of being
Found out are all too real.

There are gonna be hunters
Everywhere.

At least we got
A watch dog.

Cutie pie gonna keep
The hunters run off?

Well, she'll let us know
If somebody's around.

Are you a good girl,
Cutie pie?

You want daddy to make
Some liquor?

You're ready for daddy

To get this project over with,
Aren't you?

Josh and bill
Will need to turn and burn

Before hunters figure out
What they're up to.

Let's get that trough
Put in place.

Let's get out water
Figured out.

After throwing all their cash

Into making the underground
Still site,

They don't even have a dime left
For a water pump.

We're trying to get water
From up there to down the hill

Using pieces of bamboo
To get it through the woods.

Bamboo's not typically something

That you normally
See a moonshiner using,

But we're in a bamboo patch.

So I figured we might as well
Use what the gods gave us.

So bill goes old school

And gets creative with bamboo
To rig a piping system.

Is this
Gonna actually work?

Yeah,
It's gonna work.

You better believe
This is gonna work.

This is crazy.

Nah, it ain't crazy.

Man, it's damn --
It's us doing what we got to do

To make this thing work.

Go plug this thing
Into the creek, man.

With the trough
Connected to the creek,

They're working
To get the water running

So the shine can start flowing.

Man, it's running.

Don't tell me
That's a crazy idea.

Look at it.

Damn, we're flowing.

Look at it. Look at it.

Now that's perfect.

We have water, sir.

We're using what the woods
Gave us to make some liquor.

Barney would be proud of us
If he saw this day.

This is further than
We've been yet.

Ain't no doubt in my mind
It's gonna work.

We can almost pee in there
Faster than that.

120 miles to the northeast...

Deep in the hollows
Of north carolina,

Mike and tweedy are breaking
Back into the moonshine business

After a 15-year hiatus.

They're not the most
Nimble shiners in the biz,

But their macgyver-like
Ingenuity

And wealth of
Old-timer knowledge

Keeps them from falling behind.

And it's just as well.

Mike's brother darrin is
Suffering from kidney disease.

The cost of
His medical treatment

Is through the roof.

They're aiming to make 12 grand
With just a few runs.

It won't be enough to cover
All the medical expenses,

But it's a start.

In the moonshine brotherhood,
Everyone sticks together --

From his friend jeff,
Who lent him a still,

To tweedy,
An ex-special forces operative

Who's helping him with the run.

Several days ago,
They mixed up a batch of mash

And are now hoping
It's finished fermenting.

With the mash ready, mike and
Tweedy are ready to make a run.

Mike makes a rookie mistake

By forgetting to bring
A strainer.

It's been a while,

But these old-timers
Still know a trick or two.

Not far away, jeff and mark
Are in a holding pattern.

While laying low, jeff has
A plan to get back on track

And hit the market with
Something special

Before the season
Comes to a close.

He'll raise the bar with
A fresh recipe

That's been steeped in
American tradition.

George washington
Holds a place in history

As our first president.

But few people know

He was also
Our first moonshiner-in-chief.

In 1797,
After eight years as president,

Washington returned home
To mount vernon,

Where he would soon become
A leading producer of moonshine.

When he needed
A master distiller,

He turned to
His former farm manager,

Who brought his skills
From the old world.

The two men decided to make
Rye whiskey moonshine,

A popular variety
In the late 1700s.

Washington's blend was made from
60% rye, 35% corn,

And 5% malted barley.

President washington
Went the extra mile

By adding the mineral gypsum,

Which softened the water

And gave the liquor
A smoother taste.

America tasted his moonshine
And loved it.

By 1799, he sold nearly
11,000 gallons of alcohol,

Which was 10 times the amount
Sold by most of his competitors.

Yeah.

Yeah.

yeah.

Coming up...

Hey, my assistants
Are here, tim.

Your assistants? Oh.

When you get to be
A legal shiner,

You have to have
Assistants.

So, what kind of assistance
Do they give you?

Oh, a lot.

Yeah?

Cutie pie's going nuts.

It makes me nervous, man.

It makes me wonder

If somebody's, like,
Lurking around.

In franklin county, virginia,

With his shine hidden
Safely in hay bales

And his partner tickle
Having gone rogue,

Tim's progress
On the road to going legal

Is moving at a snail's pace.

Yeah, we kind of
Save as much as we can,

Like these nails right here.

My dad would never
Throw them nails away.

He'd keep them nails.

We'll reuse them nails.

My dad was 82 years old
When he died.

I had broke my arm
The night before.

My dad comes up
At 8:00 in the morning

And wants to know why
I haven't went to work.

I said, "I'm staying home
'cause I broke my arm."

He says, "Well, I'll be
Right back to check on you."

I don't know. I laid down
About an hour, I guess.

It was about lunchtime.

My fire department pager
Goes off.

It's saying it's a car accident,

And it's right up the road
From the house.

So, I go up there,
And it's my dad's truck.

And he had actually run
Into a tree right at the store.

I got over there,

And he's laying over
In the seat.

And I could see that
The way he hit,

It just looks like
It was just instant, like that.

And it's been pretty tough
Ever since.

And every day
I go into the driveway,

I'm looking for his light.

He always turned the light on
Every morning at the window,

Just a signal to let me know
That he's up every morning.

And I don't
See that light no more.

My dad's gone. My tickle's gone.

I'm on my own.

Meanwhile, tickle's found

His own road to independence
Has been a bumpy one.

In a cruel twist
Of moonshiner fate,

His still hand howard

Has left him
High and dry and alone.

This right here is by
Far one of the biggest setbacks

I've had this whole time.

With his busted still pot

Finally
Off the private property,

Tickle's last hope

Is to repair it
And get it running pronto.

That's a nasty hole in there.

If I can't straighten it out,
I can't patch the hole.

It's gonna leak.

Doing nothing but
Making it worse with that.

I done put money into this pot.

That thing
Was expensive to build,

And everything else
Is expensive to build.

If anything,
It's done made it worse.

Peeling the skin off my knuckles
And all kinds of stuff.

It all seemed like
A great idea in the beginning.

Tickle has hit a new low.

A no-show partner,
An irreparable pot,

A ticking clock
On repaying debts,

And not an ounce of moonshine.

I'm just wondering exactly
What tim might have done

Maybe that I didn't do
Different, you know?

I wanted to strike out on my own

And prove myself
As a moonshiner.

And right now,

It's looking like I'm not gonna
Be able to do that.

300 miles to the south...

Mike and tweedy are now ready
To fire up their still

And brew moonshine
For the first time in 15 years.

Mnh-mnh.

All right.

They need to make sure

That every seam of the still
Is airtight.

Even the smallest leak

Is money slipping away from
Mike's brother.

While they wait
For the shine to flow,

Mike sheds some light with a bit
Of old moonshiner ingenuity.

The moment
That these rookie moonshiners

Have been waiting for
Has finally arrived.

They're ready to mash in
For the first time this season.

We'll get five gallons
Put in one of those.

We can feed it up.

It'll make our mash
Start working faster.

It's called moonshine
For a reason.

The best time to do it
Is at night

Where nobody can see
What you're doing.

It's still illegal,
And there's consequences.

If we get popped for doing this,
We're going to jail.

Let's turn it, bill.

All right. Now we're gonna make
A big hush puppy.

A big, giant hush puppy.

Hold the salt
And the butter.

That's all right.

Damn. I'll snort it.
I'll drink it.

I don't care.

It's been one of the best days
That we've had in a long time.

Me and josh finally have

Our first 55-gallon barrel
Of mash working tonight.

Sweet!

Mike and tweedy face

A potentially dangerous
Situation.

Their still is leaking
Alcohol vapor.

If the highly-combustible vapor
Hits the flame,

It could spell disaster.

But it's been a long time
Since these guys have brewed,

And mike is finding himself
In a sticky situation.

The oatmeal paste,

A reinforcement no shiner leaves
Home without, seals up the leak.

This quick fix was made
Just in time

With moonshine
Already coming out of the worm.

Mike and tweedy
Have to make sure

That the shine
Yields enough proof

For them to make
Some serious cash.

They use another
Old moonshiners' trick,

A proofing method that's been
Passed down through generations.

Put a little shine on the lid of
A can and light it on fire.

The longer the flame lasts
And the bluer the color,

The higher the proof.

Ahh.

Sweet!

Damn, looky there.

Back in south carolina,

Josh and bill are mixing up
Their first batch of mash.

Big ol' runny corn meal
Is what it is now.

Cutie pie's going nuts.

You want to go see
What it is?

She's going bananas.

What's she going
Ape *bleep* about?

It makes me nervous, man.

Something or someone
Has cutie pie on high alert.

If there's any trouble lurking,

Josh and bill's
First run of the season

Could be their last.

Cutie pie. What is it, girl?

I don't know
What the heck she's barking at,

But she has been going crazy.

It makes me
A little bit nervous.

It makes me wonder

If somebody's, like,
Lurking around.

'cause it's all over the place.
It'll be over here.

Then it'll be over here,
Then it'll be over there.

It makes the hair stand up
On the back of my neck.

Cutie pie.

You on point, baby?

What you barking at, huh?

Is there somebody out there?

You daddy's watch dog?

Cutie pie's a good ol' girl.

I got some work to go do.

With cutie pie
Calmed down for the moment,

They need to quickly
Mash in their ingredients

And get out before they raise
Any more alerts.

Anybody that says moonshining
Ain't a lot of work,

They ain't never done it.

They need
A punch in the mouth.

Coming up...

Oh, the extent that a man
Will go to to make moonshine.

In south carolina,
Rookie moonshiners josh and bill

Head back to their
Underground still site.

Black mold has rendered it
A hazardous waste dump.

But like their mentor, barney...

They refuse
To throw in the towel.

Think this stuff will work?

Now armed with
A powerful moldicide,

Josh and bill are back
To blast out the mold.

I don't want to go in.

I'd rather not.

I really wish we could
Pay somebody to do it.

You want to flip for it?

I'll call it in the air.

Tails.

Heads.
*bleep*

The poison is their only hope
To reclaim the site

And salvage barney's dream

Of a fully operational
Underground still.

But exposure
To chemicals like these

Puts josh in serious danger.

What's this stuff
Do to my lungs?

They gave me a suit
That's too small.

Every time I move,
It says, krrrk!

Look at that, man.

If I ain't careful, my mule's
Gonna get out of the barn.

More like a squirrel.

Josh suits up and heads down.

With two years of hard labor,

Tens of thousands of dollars
At stake,

Josh isn't going down
Without a fight.

He lets loose with
The poison spray.

Whew!

With the walls
Now covered in moldicide,

They'll have to wait and see

If they were able
To keep the dream alive.

Oh, the extent that a man
Will go to to make moonshine.

I got a bad headache.

Can I get you
Drink of liquor?

Remember that coin toss where
You flipped the coin?

It went in the air.

Tails.

Heads.

*bleep*

I had heads.
You had tails.

I called tails.

Well, it was on heads.Right, you won.

That's messed up!

I wasn't
Gonna argue with you.

I can't believe
My brain's that fried.

Back in north carolina,

Two wily veterans and one legend

Are honoring
President george washington

By making
His one-of-a-kind moonshine.

But before they fire up
The still,

They need to make sure
The site remains safe.

The markings
Jim tom left on the still

Will let them know if their site
Has been compromised.

If it has, not only will
This batch be in jeopardy,

But at this point,
It's game over.

So, with the site untouched,

They're ready
To make some shine.

For this run,
Jeff has brought in

A smaller,
More portable copper still.

Using rye to offset
The high-priced corn

May kill two birds with
One stone for these shiners.

If the george washington shine
Turns out as jeff hopes,

They may be able to win back

Customers they lost
While they were shut down,

Ambush the market with
A one-of-a-kind shine,

And get back on track.

A master bootlegger
Hits the highway

En route to western kentucky.

Well, I got this call from a guy
I used to be in the army with,

And he's telling me about
A guy in kentucky

That is starting
A brand of moonshine.

And that's what I want to do.

So I'm really thinking that
I ought to go see this guy.

Tim's headed
To a remote location

In a region of kentucky called
"The land between the lakes,"

Where the outlaw brotherhood
Runs deep.

He's arranged to meet
A fellow shiner

To learn about
The pitfalls of going legal.

Spencer's supposed to have a
History in moonshining

With his dad, kind of like me.

And he's agreed to explain
Some of the issues

And things
That he's been through

Trying to get
A legal business going.

Hey there, tim.
You ain't the law, are you?

No, not the law.Good to see you.

My name's spencer balentine.

I'm a 4th-generation moonshiner.

I'm the newest distiller
In west kentucky.

Spencer is a 4th-generation
Moonshiner like tim,

Who's crossed over
From illegal to legal shining

In order to keep
His family heritage alive.

Okay, tim.
Here's what you came for, buddy.

Yeah.

Well, there it is, tim,

The first legal distillery
In this county in 115 years.

Spencer uses a unique still
Called a wagon bed still.

It's heated with propane
Like tim's,

But doesn't have a thumper.

Instead, it has
A double condenser barrel,

Which speeds up
The brewing process.

With a capacity of 500 gallons,

It produces about
60 gallons of liquor per run.

Spencer's distillery
Is similar in size and scope

To the one that tim is building,

Giving tim
A sense of what may lie ahead.

He's got a nice little
Still house set up.

So, mostly,
Some of the same ideas I've got.

I want to build a legal
Distillery behind my house,

And he built a legal distillery
Behind his house.

Tim's about to get
Schooled in government red tape.

This is the federal
And the state license.

That's all the legality
We have to put up.

I mean, they've got me gpsed
To washington, d.C.,

This area here.

Anything alcohol related
Has to stay in this bonded room.

That's pretty much
All of it.

That's for the formulation,
The well water report,

The bar codes, insurance,

Trademark,
2,000 pages of regulations.

I'm used to keeping everything
A secret.

Well, that's gonna
Have to change.

Light her up.

Coming up,

Josh and bill fire up
For the first time this season.

What is it, cutie pie?

Why dogs
Don't have belly buttons?

Oh, that's a very simple one.

Dogs don't have belly buttons

Because an umbilical cord
Is not connected

Directly to the animal.

Normally, any mammal will have
A placenta connected to them

Via an umbilical cord.

And that is where
Your belly button comes from

Is where your umbilical cord
Was connected to you.

Dogs are born in a sac, okay,

'cause they're
Multiple births -- 6, 7, 8, 9.

That's too many to have
Umbilical cords

Connected to all of them.

They'd all get tangled up.
It'd strangle 'em.

God had a better design
Than that, okay?

Therefore, that is why dogs
Do not have belly buttons.

Crazy, man.
How do you know that?

I'm a *bleep* genius.
I don't know.

That's pretty much
All of it.

Back in kentucky,

Tim's getting the low down

On what it takes
To go legal in america.

You know, it seems complicated,
But then again,

It seems like
It all boils down to you.

Whatever you do
Is what makes it.

Hey, my assistants
Are here, tim.

Your assistants? Oh.

When you get to be
A legal shiner,

You have to have
Assistants.

This is sarah.How you doing?

Amanda. Tim.Hi. Good to meet you.

So, what kind of assistance
Do they give you?

Oh, a lot.

Spencer, he reminds me
Of hugh hefner in a way.

You know,
He's got an alligator jacket on

And he's got some nice looking
Women following him around.

And I've got
Tickle cutting up, so...

It's a little bit opposite
There.

They do
Some bottling and labeling.

Unfortunately, your labeling,
That's another legal hurdle,

And you got to have your bar
Code and your warning label.

The proof has to be stated.

So, you need
To start on this early.

You do.
And I started on it late.

I really think the illegal
Business is a whole lot easier.

But both of us want to have
A legal distillery

To carry on the traditions
And pass it on

Through the next generation
Of our families.

You know, and that's brought us
Together a whole lot,

And that's the reason I'm here.

Back in north carolina...

...Jeff, mark, and jim tom
Are only moments away

From tasting their first batch

Of george washington
Rye whiskey shine.

If they can pull it off,

The president's moonshine
Will sell like hot cakes.

The new recipe could net them
A cool $130 a gallon.

It's a nice strong batch,

One of the most potent
They've had all season.

Now the question is

Whether this whiskey's taste
Will be impressive enough

To win back their customers.

Whoa.

Higher proof liquor
Goes a long way,

And that means
More dollars in their pocket,

Dollars with george's picture
On it.

Jeff, mark, and jim tom
Are back in business.

As good as it gets right there.

Josh and bill book it

Back to their site
In the bamboo forest.

Now that their mash is ready,
It's finally time to brew.

With hunting season under way,

The threat of being discovered
Is looming.

I'm ready to make some liquor.

Mash is ready.

It's ready to go.

Sweet.

Cutie pie.

Bill, we're about to make
Some liquor

For the first time
In two years.

All our hard work's
About to pay off.

Let's fire this baby up.

Ready, bill?Yep.

All right.

After the scare with cutie pie
And hunters within earshot,

They've decided to cut corners

Using propane
To directly heat the mash

Instead of using
Indirect steam heat.

She's up and running, man.

It's about time.
Yeah.

You got the gas up?
Wide open.

We're at 120 degrees
Right now.

We got fire up under it,

And the temperature
We're shooting for

Is somewhere around 182.

I'm ready to see
Some liquor

Spitting out of this thing.

After two years
Of working on this project,

Here we are making some liquor.

We've put our hearts, our souls,
Our pocketbooks into this thing,

And today's the day

We're finally
Gonna see something out of it,

And I can't wait
To get some little drops of love

Coming out of that money piece.

What is it, cutie pie?

We've been making
A lot of racket.

Cutie pie's bark signals danger.

She's after something,
Man.

If it's a hunter,
They're in hot water.

What is it, girl?

But if it's the law,

They're done for
Plain and simple.

That's way too hot.

*bleep*

Next time on "Moonshiners"...

The time for playing
Has been long over.

If something goes wrong here,
We'll be blown sky high.

And that was my dad's
Last run.

That car is still there.

Loaded with moonshine?

200 gallons, yeah.

Something here that's unusual.
Looks about 8 foot wide.

Oh, wow.
We've got something to look at.

You hear that?Yeah.

Who is that?

Well, he's trying
To steal our liquor.

What are you doing?!
What are you doing?

You got to be crazy

To do some of the things
That we do.

Hey, hey, hey. What are
You doing with that damn gun?

Someone needs to stop Clearway Law.
Public shouldn't leave reviews for lawyers.