[Multi DUB]Reborn At 18, He Got A Ability Of Finding Any Treasure At Sea, Became A Tycoon Overnight!

0:00 Son of a You menace. Look what you did. What did my longgone tree ever do to you? Stealing fruit is one thing, but why snap the branch? Jack Fisher. Don't think hiding inside will save you. Let me tell you, if anything goes missing here, I know exactly who did it. The Fishers are good folks. How did they end up with a good for nothing like you? >> Jack Fisher. A good for nothing. It's the year 2000. I'm 18. >> Let me tell you, we've had that longan tree for 8 years. My father-in-law planted it. But you you just snapped it off. Are you going to pay for it? >> That's Mrs. Wayne's voice. Longantry.

0:47 >> Doug, catch. >> Doug, run. >> Who did this? >> Mrs. Wayne, please calm down. >> Calm down? My ass. Dare to say it wasn't you? >> Mrs. Wayne, please don't be mad. >> With my past life's temper, I definitely deny it to death, argue with them stubbornly, and end up with both families cursing. Here, take this $20 to buy some fertilizer for the tree. I snap the branch. My fault. If you're still mad, I can apologize again. >> Are you running a fever? >> I was a punk my whole past life. Now I suddenly apologize and they think I'm sick. No fever. Just figured things out.

1:32 Please take the money. Take care of the tree. It'll bear fruit next year. Sorry about the branch. >> That is so weird. Fine. Fine. Since your attitude isn't too bad today, I'll let it go. But if you climb my tree again, I'll set the dogs on you. >> Jack, did you get into some other trouble? >> Bro, I just apologized, didn't I? When have you ever apologized in your whole life? >> Mike, Linda, I will from now on. I'm going to go find Doug. >> What's up with him today? >> I called him Doug for over 60 years in my past life and never thought to ask his full name before I died. That guy never got married his whole life. Ever since we were kids, whether I was a punk or a bachelor, Doug always stuck by me. He always did whatever I told him to. I have to be better to Doug in this life.

2:19 Doug Lewis. >> Bro, what did I do wrong? Don't scare me like that. I'll change whatever you want me to change. Are you not going to hang out with me anymore? >> When did I ever say that? Then why'd you use my full name? You've never called me that our whole lives. Back in grade school when the teacher called out Doug Lewis. You didn't even know who that was. Bro, just call me Doug. Hearing my real name creeps me out. Let's go beachcombing. We can't go empty-handed, bro. Wait up. >> I knew it. Rebirth always comes with a cheat code. >> Suitable location detected for host. Loyal follower is in position.

3:04 Activating the system. Activation successful. System name. Sea Guardians follower. Features. Pinpoints exact Seafood locations once a day. Instructions. [music] Before each prompt, host must kneel and bow toward the Sea Guardian shrine to show devotion. This ritual is mandatory. Cannot be skipped. Lastly, good luck, >> bro. What's wrong? >> It is Jack. What is he doing? Cowtoing, >> bro. What are you doing? Leg cramp or low blood sugar? I got some candy. Shut up. What's this, bro? What are you doing? >> Follow the arrow. Can't go wrong,

3:51 >> bro. Where are you going? Slow down. Why are you running? What's so great about this? Look, this sand is soft and springy. And look at this. There are bubbles. Bro, there's a catch here. Let's dig, bro. Razor clamps. Such huge razor clamps. Shut up. Unless you want to draw a crowd. Keep digging. Bro, these are pretty expensive, right? How much are they? >> Around the year 2000. What was the price for razor clams? In my past life, I was just messing around then. I didn't care about these things at all. They should be pretty expensive. Let's dig up some more then. Let's get dozens of pounds.

4:36 Bro, what are you doing again? What exactly is up there in the sky? There's a big catch in that direction. Bro, slow down. Holy cow, bro. How did you know there were crabs over there? >> Just a guess. >> Oh, let's go. Time to head home. >> We're going back already. The tide hasn't even come in yet, bro. Let's go. This is quite a lot. We've had enough luck for today. Don't be too greedy. >> Hey, isn't that Jack? Why is he leaving already?

5:21 >> It really is him. >> I thought he had turned over a new leaf. Leaving after just digging for a bit. >> I've been here for almost 2 hours. How long did he even dig for? Haske >> a leopard can't change its spots. You expect him to do actual work? Jack can honestly make a living catching seafood. I'll eat my hat. What's he carrying in that bucket? >> Who knows? digging for such a short time. What could he possibly find? A few clams at most. Let's go. Let's go. Stop looking. It's none of our business. Tiger. Jack, why did you come to me empty-handed again? >> Here, take a look. Whose bucket did you steal? Whose bucket

6:06 did you steal? I'm telling you, I'm not taking this. I can't explain it if they come looking for it. Go return it right now. >> Tiger, what are you talking about? [music] We went beachcombing for these today. The quality is actually pretty good. You two really caught these? All right, name your price. >> Tiger, just give us a fair offer. It's our first time. We don't know the market. >> Razor clams are $2.50. As for the green crabs, h these ones are fat crabs. I'll give you $25 a pound for the big ones and $20 a pound for the small ones. >> Tiger, you are really shrewd. Hey, watch your mouth. >> This stuff goes for over $60 a pound in the city. You're cutting it by more than half. Don't try to fool me. >> All right, let's not argue. Big ones are

6:51 $35, small ones 30. That's the price. If you don't like it, sell them in town yourself. But let me tell you, those guys in town are shadier than me. It's your first time selling, they'll definitely lowball you. Fine, we'll go with that. Fat crabs, $22,6.50. Plus razor clams, $152.75. That makes $379. I'll round it up for you. $380. We made $380 in one day. We're rich. >> Here you go. Thanks, Tiger. You really impressed me today, kid. You found some good catch and you know how to bargain. Come back when you have more. All right, we'll head out now. >> Ma'am, let me get a tank top. For who? >> For this kid here. >> Pick which one you want. >> These two are the same color. Let's get

7:38 one. >> $25 each. >> Give us a discount. Ma'am, you're so nice. You wouldn't make us walk back >> to another shop. >> All right. All right. $25 for two. Just take them. >> We'll be going now. >> Welcome. >> How much is this per pound? >> $3.50. >> I'll take a pound. >> It's a bit over a pound, but I'll charge you for one. >> The seafood buyer in town. Do you know where it is? Yeah, it's just up ahead. Turn right past that intersection towards the pier. What's up, bro? >> Just checking prices to see if that Sly Fox Tiger Wayne ripped us off. >> Oh, what can I do for you, too? >> Well, we're not here to sell anything. I just wanted to ask about your buying prices. >> So, what did you catch, >> sir? How much for green crabs and fat crabs over 2 lb? >> You [music] caught some? If they're really 2, it's $40 a pound. >> Well, we already sold them to the

8:24 village buyer. Oh, that's fine. Next time you catch some, you can bring them here. I definitely pay more than they do in the village. All right, Alex, we'll be going now. Take care. That one over2. At Tiger Wayne's price, it's $70. At Alex's price, it would sell for $80. That's a difference of $10. >> Not bad. Not too greedy. >> Here's $30 for you, $10 for yourself. Give the remaining $20 to Uncle Frank. >> Linda, >> Jack, you're back. >> You and Big Bro raised me since I was little. I'll keep this gratitude in my heart forever. >> Have you eaten? It's so late. Why are you just getting back? Where did you go,

9:09 >> Linda? >> Jack, what did you do this time? Did someone bully you? Don't cry. Don't cry. I'm here. >> What's wrong, Jack? What happened? >> The big bro. Uh, >> Jack, >> what's wrong? What happened? Tell me, big bro. I'm fine. I just realized what a jerk I've been. >> Linda, I bought this cake for Benny. >> Jack, where did you get the money? >> Linda, Doug and I went beachcombing today. We caught four green crabs and over 20 lb of razor clams. Sold them for $300. Linda, this is for you. >> I can't take this. >> Just take it. >> Okay. Okay, I'll hold on to it for now. I'll save it for you for when you get married. Linda, I'm only 18.

9:55 >> So what? You can't save at 18? Don't you need money for a wife? You think a girl will marry you for free? >> Sit here and talk to your brother. I'll go cook. >> Okay. Why did you go beachcombing today? >> Mrs. Wayne came cursing this morning. It woke me up. I couldn't get back to sleep, so I wanted to take a walk. Then I went to find Doug. We just grabbed our shovels and went. Big bro, those crabs were huge. The biggest one was as wide as a basin. >> Tiger Wayne is okay. He's not too greedy. It's been so many years. Everyone in the village sells to him. >> H Oh, shoot. >> What's wrong? >> We went to town to buy fishing gear. I got caught up asking for prices and forgot to buy it. >> When are you ever going to be serious? >> It's fine. I'll buy it next time. I also gave Doug $30. Told him to keep 10 bucks for himself and give the rest to Uncle

10:41 Frank. He's earning money now. He should take care of his folks. >> Bro, why do you keep patting my head? >> Nothing. >> Ma, I am home. Cake. >> Say, "Uncle Jack." >> Uncle Jack. >> Say it again. >> Uncle Jack. Uncle Jack. Uncle Jack. Uncle Jack is the best. >> Benny's home. Go wash your hands. Time to eat. >> Have some. >> [cough] [clears throat] >> Don't drink if you can't handle it. Don't push yourself. >> Easy now. First time is always like

11:28 this. >> How did I ever drink this crap in my last life? >> Uncle, you okay? >> I'm fine. Just choked a bit. >> Oh, >> food was so bland in my past life. Why does it taste so good now? Bro, sis, I'll be good from now on. I'm done messing around. >> Let's just eat. No need to say that. >> Eat up. You've been running around all day. >> Mom, Dad, I am full. >> What are you grinning about? >> My little brother is grown up. >> Yeah, one trip to the beach and he's grown up. You're too easy to fool. He says he's done messing around today, but he'll be back to his old tricks in a couple of days. >> It's not about that, let me tell you. He asked Doug to give Uncle Frank $20 today

12:14 so we could buy something good to eat. >> Uncle Frank, how did this punk suddenly grow up? >> I don't know, but it's a good thing. >> And he actually gave me $200 today. >> Didn't you say you're saving it for his future wife? >> Duh. What else would I do with it? He can't save it himself anyway. >> System, are you there? >> I'm here. >> Whoa. Hi. You're really there? >> Always here. >> Then introduce yourself. System name Sea Guardians follower features provides precise locations of sea catches once a day. Instructions: Before each hint, host must cowtow three times toward the sea guardian shrine to show devotion. This process is mandatory, cannot be interrupted, cannot be skipped. Special note, once exp reaches a certain amount, the system shop unlocks for purchases.

13:00 When the host sells catches, the income is converted into exp. >> Where's the shop? Let me see. The cheapest bucket costs 500 exp. I made 300 today, which means 300 exp. So, I can't even afford a crappy bucket. Doug. Yeah, eat up. We're going out to the sea again today. Really, bro? We're going again? Of course. Strike while the iron is hot. Bro, my dad. Yesterday, I gave that $20 to my dad. At first, he thought I was stealing again. He almost beat me up. Then what? Then I explained it to him. I told him I earned it working with you at the sea. He was stunned for a good while and then he said, "You better follow Jack closely from now on." You hear me?

13:45 Your dad really said that? Did he really say that? My dad also said you're going to be successful and told me not to embarrass you. All right, hurry up and eat. See you at the village entrance. >> Linda, >> you're early, Jack. >> Yeah, Linda, the tide is at 11:00. I want to eat early. Going beachcombing later. Sure, I'll make something. What do you want? >> Whatever we have is fine. >> Hey, little bro. >> Why are you back so early? >> No work at the dock today. The boats aren't back. The boss told us to wait, so I came back. Eating so early today? The tide is at 11:00 today. I'm eating early to go beachcombing. There's no work at the dock today. I'll go with

14:31 you. >> Bro, I thought you didn't go beachcombing. Who said that? I used to do it when I was young. I only stopped when I started working at the dock. You think I can't handle a little beachcombing? >> All right, let's go together then. Linda, why aren't you eating? >> It's almost 11:00. I'll clean up first. I'll eat when Benny gets back. He's almost out of school. >> Mike, I'll go get the tools. You get some rope ready in case there are green crabs. Okay. >> First daily prompt conditions met. Scanning surrounding waters. Scan complete. Seafood located due north. Host, please bow. >> Jack, what's wrong?

15:18 >> What are you doing, Jack? >> Nothing. Seagguardian just sent me a Wei chat. Told me where the seafood is. Mike, it's getting late. Let's go. Bro, where are we going today? Bro, isn't that the rocky area? Can we even catch seafood there? No one goes there, even at low tide. No wonder today's arrow is darker than yesterday's. Bro, these are green crabs. >> Doug, hurry to Big Bro's house and ask

16:04 Sis-in-law for sacks. Get the big ones. As many as possible. Run and ask for some ropes, too. >> Jack, it's not the season for green crabs to migrate. And don't they only come out at night? >> Bro, forget about the season. Let's catch them. Only grab the big ones. Leave the small ones. Let's leave them to breed. Big bro, you're really fast at this. >> Bro, I got the sacks from sis-in-law. >> Doug, take a breather. >> Bro, we're going to be rich today. >> Stop talking. Just catch. Catch as many as you can. Only the big ones. Anything under a pound, leave them to breed.

16:51 >> Ow. >> Got one. Got one. Tie it up. How do I tie it? Watch. Hold it from the back. Tie this side first, then tie that side. Wrap twice. Pull tight. Tie a knot. Got it. Got it. How did my little brother know there was a catch here? I've never even seen a single clam on this reef before. How come so many just popped up today? And what's with those three bows he did earlier? What did he say again? Segardian sent me a WeChat. What even is WeChat? This kid is always full of nonsense. Sis-in-law, what are you doing here? Doug rushed back and didn't make it clear. Just said there's a catch and we need sacks. So, I figured I'd come and

17:37 see and bring you some water while I'm at it. Why are there so many green crabs? Don't just stand there. Hurry up. >> Almost done. Let's head back. >> But how do we transport all this? The four of us can't carry these three sacks. It's over an hour's walk to town. >> I'll go borrow a trike. No porter jobs today. Those tracks at the dock are free. Old Sam knows me well. He'll lend me one. >> Here I come. Alex, got some goods. See what price you can offer. What's inside? Caught these on the shore. Sure they're not farmed. Alex, you've been doing this for years. Can't you tell wild from

18:24 farmed? Hurry, bring them in. Wow, they're all about the same size. Name your price. Others offer $38 a pound. I'll give you $43 for all of it. All right, deal. 297 at $43 each. That's $12,770 in total. Count it. I trust you. It's getting late. We're heading back now. All right, take care. Come straight here next time. It'll be the same price or even higher. Linda, we're back. >> Linda, Jack made over $10,000 today. This share is yours. It's $3,100 in total. >> I only helped a little. I don't feel right taking this much. >> Linda's right. How about this? The way you split it with Doug last time. Just do the same for us now. >> Then you three get 10% each, which is

19:09 $1,270. Okay. >> Explain. I went beachcombing with Jack this morning. Guess what? That empty reef was full of green crabs. They sold for $13,000. He gave me a 10% cut. It's true. Ask Jack if you don't believe me. Or you can ask Mike. Let's go. >> Hey. Hey, Dad. Where too? >> Uncle Frank, let my brother explain. Uncle Frank, it's really true. Everything Doug said is true. I can vouch for him. [gasps] Bro, sis-in-law, I'm going beachcombing with Doug Jack.

19:56 [music] >> Why is he doing that again? >> Jack, what are you doing? >> It's nothing. The sea guardian told me where the catch is. I had to thank her. What are you staring at? Let's go beachcombing Doug. >> Hey, isn't that Jack? Hey, isn't that Jack and Doug from the Lewis family is with him? >> Sure is. Those two are at it again. >> Didn't they dig here the other day? >> I heard they made a few hundred bucks. >> Doug, get the bucket and scoop the water out. What? Bro, you want me to scoop the water out of this puddle? Stop yapping

20:42 and get to it. Haha, look at them. Those two guys. >> You call that beachcombing? And they grew up by the sea. Don't even know how to beach comb. >> Are they just here to play in the water? [laughter] >> Bro, bro, bro. That That's You want to draw a crowd? >> Bro, they're bamboo shrimps. These go for dozens a pound, right? 40 bucks. How many pounds are in here? Stop yapping and catch them. Let's see if there's anything else good.

21:32 Whoa. What's up, bro? Is this a lobster? A spiny lobster? So big. Must be over 2 lb. Bro, how much is this a pound? Don't know. Over a hundred bucks, >> bro. I've got some here, too. Two of them, bro. Two. Let's go. Alex. Jack, you're here. Got some goods again. See if you'll take these. Whoa, your luck is amazing again. See how much you can give. Uh,

22:18 >> these Karuma prawns are a good size. $45 a pound. As for the spiny lobsters, over2 lb, $150, under2 lb, $130. How does that sound? You're the boss, Alex. The total is 3,617. I'll make it 3,620. See you next time. Congratulations. >> Congrats, Mike. >> What's the occasion? >> Jack went beachcombing today. Caught a ton of shrimp and bought a fridge and a washing machine. They delivered it by car playing music like a wedding procession. That fridge is huge. And the washing machine, too. You're the second family to have a big fridge. Not many have a washer in the village, either.

23:03 Wait, my brother? >> That's right. Your brother, Jack. Well, I got to head home first. Catch you later, Uncle Dan. >> Bro, everyone in the village is saying what? >> They're saying you bought a washer and a fridge. >> Oh, that. Yeah, I did. I thought about it last time we got meat. Had nowhere to store it, so I figured I'd get a fridge. As for the washer, look, sis-in-law has washed my clothes since I was little. Now that I'm making money, I wanted to get her a washer. Why can't you just hold on to your money? It just burns a hole right in your pocket. >> Oh, big bro, you have no idea. I caught five lobsters today and dozens of pounds of prawns. I made over $3,000 and I

23:50 haven't even spent it all. >> You're already 18. You need to build a house and get a wife. All of that costs money. Shouldn't you be saving up? >> All right. All right, Mike. Jack already bought everything. Stop nagging him. >> Come on. You're just taking his side. >> Big bro, you saw it yourself. I've been pretty lucky lately. I can always make more money. How does the saying go? Money is just paper. We can always make more. >> Fine. Fine. I can't win against you two. >> Upgrade available. Upgrade the system. The system will gradually enhance the host's body. The system fishing gear operation skills. >> What is this body enhancement? I don't feel any different.

24:36 >> Exp 175150,000. >> I'll try it out tomorrow. [sighs] Linda, >> why are you up so early today? >> I went to bed early last night, so I woke up early today. Where's Mike? >> He went to the vegetable garden. He'll be back in a bit. >> Mike, Mike, I have a question for you. >> What's up, Mike? How much does a used fishing boat cost? You want to buy a

25:22 boat? >> I'm thinking about it, but not right now. Right now, a used 12 m wooden boat 3 to 5 years old in good shape is about 15 to 20 grand. Steel boats are a different story. It depends on the specs and what they're used for. You know a lot, Mike. It's nothing. You'll know this stuff too after a couple years at sea. I've got nothing to do this afternoon. So, I'll go beach coming with you. >> Sure. Why are you bringing that? Just bought it. Want to see if it works well. At this time of year, we usually just use a sand scoop to dig around. That shovel is too heavy to use. >> Let me just try. >> Bro, big bro, I'm here. [snorts] What's wrong? What happened? Bro, are you okay?

26:10 Let's go. Seguardian showed me the way. >> Hey, Jack is here again. That is his brother, right? And docu coming here every day. Really turned over a new leaf. Better than messing with people. >> Bro, that's the mangro forest ahead. Green crabs only migrate there when winter comes. There's no catch right now. It's a waste of time to go. >> Big bro, sea guardian told me there's catch ahead. >> Is this how you've been beachcombing lately? >> Yeah, big bro. When we caught those green crabs the other day, didn't you see it yourself? He really seems to know where the catch is. Let's keep up.

26:59 big bro. Hey, what's wrong? Look at this hole. What is it? >> Jack, you said there's a catch this way. Did the sea guardian really tell you that? Yeah. Why? Little bro, this is an earthworm den. Finding one of these means you hit the jackpot. Bro, I heard these are super hard to dig up, right? Give me the shovel. You don't know how. Let me do it. It's in there. Whoa. There's more. Dig,

27:46 Doug. Let's dig, too. >> Careful, bro. Don't block the hole. [laughter] >> Bro, you caught another one, BRO. I GOT ONE TOO. >> Toss it in the bucket. Don't hold it up. >> Big bro, you're so fast. Big bro, how much can these sell for? The big two pounders are 100 or two a pound. Even the small ones are over 100. Let's go. That's Jack and Doug. What happened to them? Fall in a mud pit. Eels. Holy cow. I've been digging my whole life. Never seen so many eels at once. Jack really

28:33 hit the jackpot. Just blind luck. Where did you find them? >> Over in the mangroves. >> You shouldn't have said that, >> bro. We don't own the ocean. Besides, Seagardian points a different way every day. We already dug up all the holes over there. There won't be many left anyway. Doug, go home and wash up quick. We'll ride our bikes to town. >> You got it, Alex. Hurry up. Good stuff. What good stuff? Good heavens. Stop acting so shocked. Hurry up. How much are you buying or not? Or I'll go to your neighbor. >> I'm buying. Buying. All right. [snorts] Make it an even $17,800.

29:18 All right, Alex, we're off. Bring more next time. >> Big bro, here's yours. Doug, here's yours. Bro, can you ask around for anyone selling a boat? >> You want to buy a boat? >> Yeah, I've got enough to buy a 12 m wooden boat. Now, seeing how today went, I'm pretty sure beachcombing won't be easy anymore. People will definitely follow me. I want a beach comb on a nearby island and set up some long lines. It's not prohibited and no one will follow me. >> All right, I'll ask around for you. >> Linda, I feel like I'm dreaming lately. I just went beachcombing twice with Jack and I made $3,000. That's half a year's pay carrying bags back then. >> Mike, do you think Jack's change was

30:04 guided by the Sea Guardian? How else would you explain his crazy luck? Yeah, maybe Jack wants to buy a boat. >> Buy a boat? >> Yeah, he's almost got enough money. He wants a 40ft wooden boat for the nearby islands, for beachcombing and setting long lines. Who designed this system? Where'd they get this from? It's switchable. There's a passive option. What have I been doing today? Am I just a clown? >> Currently in forced mode can be switched to active mode. Once switched, you can choose whether to receive prompts. In current mode, you can choose daily to activate it or not. Boeing process remains the same after activation.

30:51 >> Activate today's prompt. Linda, I'm heading out to Beachcomb. It's low tide right now. It'll start coming in after 2. Before it gets dark, if Mike gets back early, tell him to meet us at the beach. >> Okay, I'll let him know. Be careful out there. Don't wander too far when the tide goes out. >> Bro, let's hit the mud flats. >> Bro, didn't see you pray to the sea guardian today. >> Prayed before you came. Facing the mud flats. >> All right. Hey, bro. I bowed too. Why didn't

31:37 anything happen? How should I know? I'm not the Sea Guardian. >> Hey, Jack. What a coincidence. >> Early start today. Jack, where are you digging today? Let Uncle Dan tag along. Bro, what do we do? >> What do we do? Deal with it. Don't worry. Mrs. Wayne, why are you all following me? >> The mudflats are huge. You can't tell us where to go. >> Come on, Jack. Just let us tag along. We won't get in your way. Just want to share some good luck. >> Fine, you can tag along. But no pushing or grabbing. Everyone digs their own. If you find something, good for you. If not, don't blame me. >> We'll behave ourselves. No grabbing at

32:23 all. >> Right. It's all about luck. We won't be a bother, >> bro. What do we do now? >> What else? Just play it by ear. >> Jack, why are you just wandering around? The tide is almost fully out. >> You can see for yourself, Mrs. Wayne. There's just nothing to catch. Wait up here. I'll go catch it.

33:11 >> Oh my god. A golden drum. >> That's a golden drum. Looks like at least five or six lbs. First time in my life seeing one this big. >> Jack's luck is unbelievable. >> Golden drum. A giant golden drum. >> Ah, >> don't push. I was here first. Says who? I stepped in first. >> Stop pushing. The water's muddy. Everything will get away. >> Jack caught a big fish here. There must be more. Keep looking. >> Linda, bring a big tub out. Hurry. >> What's going on? What is it? Linda, quick, add some water. It'll be worthless if it dies.

33:57 Doug, go get some sea water. This water won't do. Linda, I'm going to make a call. Keep an eye on the fish. Don't let it go belly up. >> Harry, I need to use the phone. >> Whoa, slow down, kid. The phone's right there. >> Hello. Who is this? >> Alex, it's Jack. Drop whatever you're doing right now. Bring an oxygen tank to our village immediately. Yeah, got some good stuff. A live golden drum over 5 lb. If you don't hurry, I won't be responsible if it dies. >> Hang tight. Warn it. >> Load the oxygen tank onto the tricycle. Jack, what golden drum? I just caught a golden drum. What kind of luck do you have? You've been making a fortune these days. >> Harry, how much for the call? >> Forget it. It was just a minute. It's free. Just go. I'm sick of seeing you.

34:43 How did this kid get so rich? I really don't get it. Linda, is this really a golden drum? >> I've never seen one this big. Wait till your brother gets back to check. >> Jack, why are you back so early today? The tide isn't even in yet. >> Mike, take a look. Is this a golden drum? This a real wild golden drum. Its quality is absolutely perfect. Did you really catch this today? >> Yeah, I came straight back after catching it. Big bro. A lot of people secretly followed us today. A dozen people followed us to the mud flats. They went wherever we went. That's so shameless. They tailed us for over an hour, found absolutely nothing. Then they scattered to find their own

35:29 catch. And then my bro found a hidden pool, saw a golden flash in the water, jumped right in, and carried this huge fish out all by himself. >> Always check the water before you dive in. You hear me? >> The pool was shallow. It wasn't dangerous. >> You just got lucky. If it were any deeper, you'd be in trouble. Big bro, money isn't worth risking your life over. Remember that. >> I know. I'll be careful next time. >> You're completely soaked. Go change into dry clothes. >> Yeah, I'm going right now. >> Jack, where's the golden drum? Slow down, Alex. It's in the yard.

36:14 Wow. Are you the sea guardian's grandson? Lately, you've caught green crabs, prawns, lobsters, and eels. And now you caught a golden drum. That's more than what some boats make in a year. Do you know how much it's worth? A 3.5 lb one next door sold for $18,000. Yours is over £5. It's worth at least double. Alex, stop shaking me. Is it really worth that much? Absolutely. If you trust me, I'll find a buyer for you. Just give me $3 for my trouble after the deal. You aren't sure of the exact price yourself anyway. Golden drama is priced by weight. Every half pound makes a difference. All right. I trust you. All right, straightforward, bro. Let's weigh it first. 5.6B. That means an even higher price. I'll go back and contact buyers. Wait

37:00 for my news. >> Bro, I'm heading home. Don't go. Stay for dinner tonight. I have something to tell you and big bro. Linda, could you make another dish? >> Sure thing. We won't make much just by beachcombing anymore. I plan to buy a boat to go out to sea. The three of us can partner up then. What do you think, >> bro? I'm with you. Wherever you go, I go. >> Doug and I have never been out to sea. We'll have to rely on you to lead us. >> No problem. >> Big bro, are there any small boats in our village sitting idle right now? >> You want to go out to sea? >> I'm thinking we rent a small boat tomorrow and check out the nearby islands. We'll see if there's any catch first. >> That could work, but renting a small boat now costs $100 a day. Plus, we have to pay for our own gas. If we catch nothing, it's a total waste of money. >> Big bro, let Doug and me get used to

37:46 being out at sea. Once we buy the boat, we can't just rely on you for everything. >> The only small boat for rent in the village is Uncle Charles. Uncle Charles? He's got an 8 m boat with its own engine. Just what we need. Uncle Charles Fischer is the village chief and our cousin. In my past life, he helped me out of trouble so many times. Let's go ask him after dinner. If not, we'll think of something else. Doug, just go home for now. If we can rent the boat, big bro. And I will find you tomorrow morning. >> Okay, Jack. The base salary on the boat is $1,500 plus a 10% share of the profits for each. >> If we're sharing profits, no need for a salary. We should also bear 10% of the boat's cost and the sailing expenses. >> I'm with big bro on this. All right. As you wish. This golden drum can probably sell for $30,000. We'll use this money to cover your shares first. We'll settle any difference later. >> No problem, Jack. >> Go back and explain it well to Uncle Frank. If there's any issue, have him come to me or Big Bro. >> Got it.

38:34 >> Uncle Charles, are you home? Mike, what brings you two over so suddenly? Did Jack get into trouble again? >> Uncle Charles, nothing like that. If there's no trouble, come on in. >> Tell me, what do you need? Uncle Charles, I want to rent your small boat for a day. >> You're going out to sea? >> Uncle Charles, I'm planning to buy a wooden boat. Before the fishing season starts, I want Big Bro to take Doug and me out to learn the ropes so we won't be a burden to him later. >> Jack, you really want to settle down and work? >> I'm serious, Uncle Charles. >> Mike finally got on the right track. As your uncle, I'm happy for you guys. It's just using the boat for a day. Just take it. >> No, we won't pay a cent less than we should. >> Yeah, Uncle Charles. The boat is your property. We can't use it for free. Then I'll charge you $100. The boat's just sitting there anyway. It's the only small boat with a motor in the village.

39:20 You guys don't have a choice. >> We won't bother you anymore, Uncle Charles. We'll head straight to the dock tomorrow morning. >> He's really learning some manners now. >> You're too generous, letting them use the boat for free. >> You don't get it. His dad helped me a lot when he was alive. I had a hard time starting out. It was all thanks to my cousin. That's how we got where we are today. There aren't many fishers in the village. We family members got to stick together. That's how we hold our ground, you know. >> System. Open the shop panel. Buy a fishing rod. >> Purchase successful. 1,500 XP deducted. >> Hosts fishing skills upgraded to master. Please use with confidence. >> It has this feature, too. That's pretty handy. If this were a game, it would be

40:05 a legendary item. Can it really catch whatever I want? Anything I think of. All right, let's try it out. Jack's here. Let's go, big bro. We're going fishing today. >> You'll be out all day. You need to eat something for lunch. >> Got it. Sis-in-law. Doug. Doug. Coming. Bro. Big bro. Wait here a sec. I'm heading over to Tiger's place. Tiger, give me 2 lbs of small fish. What do you need small fish for? This isn't

40:51 even enough to drive. >> I'm using it as bait. Going out to sea with my big bro today. >> What's going on? Beach ain't good enough. Giving up on [music] beach commen trying your luck out at sea. >> It's not that I don't want to. Now when I hit the beach, half the village follows me. I can't get any work done. >> You've had a massive hall lately. Word travels fast around here. I heard you dug up some golden drum. Even people copying you found fish to sell. So why aren't you selling to me anymore going to town instead? >> Tiger, it's not that I don't want to support you, but you know very well. For the catches I've had lately, your prices can't match the town. Whether it's mud eels or golden drum, you just can't offer those high prices. >> Here. [snorts] 2 lb of mixed fish. It's on the house. >> No, I can't just take it for free. >> Come on. It's not worth a dime. Don't be polite with me. >> Thanks, Tiger. >> Get out of here. You're annoying. [sighs]

41:37 >> For fishing, >> Doug, you didn't bring a rod. >> No, I'll buy one when we get back. >> It's fine. We're mainly scouting today, getting to know the waters. Get on board, bro. We're really heading out to sea. Little bro, where too? >> Big bro, have you been to these small islands? I have been there, but didn't notice any seafood. I usually just rested there and left. Activate daily tip. >> Daily tip activated. Scanning surrounding waters. Scan complete. Please bow. Host. >> Big bro. That direction. >> How did you sense that, bro? Why didn't I feel it? How should I know? Guess I

42:24 didn't bow sincerely. Big bro, let's circle this small island first. Big bro, let's fish from a distance first. >> All right, we'll fish first and go beachcombing when the tide recedes. right here. >> Doug, take a break. You can take over for Big Bro and me later.

43:22 You'll be my bait. Luck plus three doesn't seem to do much. Fish on. It's a big one. Hold steady. How big is this thing? Don't rush. Tire it out. It's a sea bass. A huge one over 10 lb. Luck plus three. Looks like it actually

44:07 works. Holy cow. This fish is thicker than my leg. Look at that goofy smile. We'll definitely catch even bigger ones. It's a big one. It's huge. Don't pull too hard or we'll flip. Tie the rod to the post and let it pull. Bro, is this fish a monster or what?

45:02 It's a giant grouper. A giant grouper over 100 lb. Quick, give me a hand. Quick, in the live well, add water. It won't be worth as much if it dies. Big bro, we drifted so far from the island. Let's head back. >> Big bro, let's grab a bite and rest up over there.

45:48 It's low tide. Let's look around. >> Big bro, what is it? Jack, look at all these abalones. Don't just stand there. Start picking. Don't sort them by size yet. We'll do it on the boat. The price varies a lot by size.

46:36 It must be about a pound probably. The bigger the pricier. >> Mike, let's just head to town. We'll go back after selling them and come back again tomorrow. If we just go straight to the village. Who knows how many boats will follow us tomorrow. >> All right. >> Alex. Alex. Jack, you got another haul today? Oh, Alex, never mind that for now. Come on, grab some baskets. I got some real good stuff here. Your luck is just unbelievable, man. And there's this. Holy smokes. Such a huge giant grouper. >> Alex, what do you think? Good stuff, right? >> Oh, yeah. Great stuff. Get it up there quick.

47:24 >> Wow, so many abalone. >> Let me see. Let me see. Step back out of the way. We need to weigh them, bro. Lend a hand. My god, a giant grouper. So huge. Holy cow. Over 100 lb, right? Make way. Make way. Let me see. Your luck is unbelievable. Alex, check out the giant grouper first. A giant crooer over 50 lb goes for $180 a pound. This is over 100 lb, so $210 a pound. Sound good? Okay, Alex, you're the boss. 113 lb at 210. That's $23,730.

48:10 I'll round it up to $23,800. Sure, no problem Alex. How did you get so lucky? What is it, Alex? One weighing around a pound. This is worth a fortune. Alex, give me a price. The abalone comes to $66,540. Plus the giant grouper for $23,800. That's $89,940 in total. Add the Sebass for $1,200. I'll round it up for you. $91,200. Deal. Alex, I don't have that much cash on me. Give me your account number. I'll transfer it when the bank opens tomorrow. Sure. By the way, guess how much the golden drum went for? How much? A big boss in town was hosting some clients yesterday. He offered $45,000

48:55 right on the spot. As we agreed before, I take a 3% cut. Just give me $1,300. How's that? No problem. So, $91,200 plus $43,700. That's $134,900 in total. I'll transfer it straight to you tomorrow. Alex, give me $20,000 in cash first and transfer the rest. We'll definitely need diving suits from now on. I'll buy two sets. That's the boat. Let me take it for a spin first. >> I'll take it for $30,000. All right. Deal.

49:50 [sighs] I don't You guys rest. I'll go down and take a look. >> Doug, tell us if you're tired. Don't push yourself. >> Okay, big bro.

50:39 This must be over 400 lb. We hit the jackpot. >> That was a really satisfying catch. Let's hurry back and cash them in. Bro, I'm amazed. I grew up buying seafood with my dad, but I've never seen a hall like yours. Same prices as yesterday. One head is still $1,500. Two head is $850. Three head $450. Five head $200. And the rest $120. >> Okay, Alex, let's weigh them. That's 149,000 in total. Okay, Alex. Here's 49,000. I'll transfer the rest of you later. I don't have that much cash. >> I trust you. 249,000 exp. That's a lot. Yes.

51:30 3 million multiplied by 20 storage. I finally have storage. Storage space and an encyclopedia. The system gave me a great gift. store retrieve. With this, I can carry any amount of cash now. No fear of losing it. No fear of being robbed. No one would ever guess the money is right on me. I went down to the shore again today. Caught these myself. Try this abalone. >> Jack, these are worth several hundred. >> Come on, Linda. Don't worry about it. Think about how much we've made lately. We should treat ourselves.

52:15 >> All right. All right. Can't argue with you. I'll cook them up. >> Big bro, you and Linda should deposit the cash tomorrow and get a bank card while you're at it. Give me the account number. Then Alex can just transfer the money directly. >> No problem. >> I'll head back after we eat. Our current boat [music] is way too small. It can't handle bad weather. I'm planning to check out a steel boat in town tomorrow. >> Makes sense. We have the money now. You should go take a look. >> Come in. >> Mr. Wayne, right? I'm Mr. Fischer. I'd like to look at some boats. >> Want some tea? >> No thanks. Let's just go see the boats. >> All right, let's go. >> These are all single troll multi-purpose boats. Perfect for coastal trolling and farming. They're the most popular models along the coast. >> Let's look at the 15 m ones first. Give me the exact specs and prices. The cabin can seat four people. There's a small bunk in the back. It sleeps, too.

53:01 Storing fish for a few days is no problem. What's the price? Give me a straight answer. The bear boat is 185,000. The processing fees fit this era. The market price for steel boats isn't high. >> Mr. Wayne, tell me more. These two larger ones have upgraded engines. Trollling and lifting traps are faster. Saves manpower. The bear boat is $298,000. Includes a basic fish finder. With other add-ons, it's $36,000 total. >> I have over $200,000 in my account right now, plus the cash I have in my space, and with half a year left, I can definitely earn the rest. Mr. Wayne, I'll take an 18 m one. >> That's the spirit, Mr. Fisher. I like your style. Let's get the deposit sorted first. Got a name for the boat yet? You can pick whatever you want. Just let me know and I'll have someone paint it on. >> Let's call it the Harvest Star. >> Harvest Star. That's a great name. All right, I've got it down. We'll paint it on nice and pretty for you.

53:47 >> Doug. Doug? >> Yeah. What is it? >> Come to my brothers. We need to talk. Sit. I went to see a boat this morning. It cost $350,000. I paid a $100,000 deposit. Do you guys want to buy in? It'll be a 10% share each. That's $35,000 per person. No rush. It'll take 6 months to deliver. We can earn it in the meantime. >> Since you've decided, count me in. Doug, this is a big deal. You'd better discuss it with Uncle Frank. >> I'll go do that right now. >> Dad, what is it? >> Slow down. >> Dad. >> Jack ordered a new boat. An 18-year steel boat. $350. >> How much? >> $350,000. Jack already paid a $100,000 deposit. He asked if I want to buy in. A 10% share is $35,000. Dad, I want in. >> What do you think about it? >> I want to work with Jack. He said the

54:33 boat arrives in 6 months. We can earn it in the meantime. You've really grown up. If you want in, go for it. As long as you're on the right path, I support you. >> Slow down. What's the rush? >> My dad agreed. He said I should work hard with you. Awesome. The Harvest Star won't launch for 6 months. Let's make more money in the meantime, and we'll be all set. Mike, Doug, I've got something to do in town. I'll get going now. >> I need a heavy duty fishing set. This is it. I bought some heavy duty fishing gear. Let's go score big today.

55:20 >> Jack, where to today? >> Let's get out of the harbor first. You still don't know where to go? I haven't asked the Sea Guardian yet today. What's wrong, big bro? >> It's nothing. system. Activate today's hint. >> Bro, what exactly does [music] it feel like? Why don't I feel anything after praying? >> Big bro, just keep heading that way. I'll tell you when we get there. Let's start fishing. What a huge grouper.

56:07 Why haven't I got a bite yet? Oh boy, got a bite. It's a big one. Don't rush. Don't force it. Take it slow. Tire it out. It's a wolf. Jack, that thing looks fierce. Don't get bitten, >> Jack. Pull it up a bit more. Got to be 30 lb. >> Holy cow. A wolf this big must be worth a lot. We're rich. >> This is just an appetizer. There are bigger catches coming.

56:54 I'm in the zone now. Watch this. Another bite. Let me give it a try. Got one. It's a koiish. You've got some good luck Doug. >> Just lucky, that's all. We got quite a haul today. It's getting late. Let's get ready to head back. But before we go, I'll cast a net. We can collect a catch tomorrow. It's pretty much set. Let's head back.

57:42 All done. The Spanish mackerel is $12,000. Got anything else? We also got a wolf deal. I'll give you $500 for this. Here you go. To be honest, making a h1red or $200,000 recently, it feels a bit weird to suddenly make so much less. Any other boat would kill for what we made today. They'd be thanking the Sea Guardian. Yet, here you are complaining. This is the spot. Set a net yesterday. Let's see what we got today. Holy crap. JACKPOT RIGHT AWAY. All Spanish mackerel. This isn't even fishing. It's like dumping fish onto the boat. It's Black Seabream. Golden Pomrred. First time seeing this in my life.

58:29 The net and bait from the system are really something else. Awesome. Spanish mackerel. Whoa. Golden pomrret. Black seabbream. All good stuff. Big bro. You guys keep watch. I'll borrow Alex's trike. What's up, Jack? Let me borrow your trike. Too much stuff for one trip. >> How much is too much? Come see for yourself. Is this all from today? Said a big net. Left it overnight.

59:18 Two tunas. One's 3.5 lbs. The other's 4.5 pounds. Golden drum. $48,000. Giant Krer, $36,000. Grouper, $10,000. Seawolf, $500. That's $13,940 in total. Plus these little ones, a bit over $120,000. All right, Alex. Here are the account numbers for my big bro and Doug. My brother's name is Mike. Doug's is Doug Lewis. 10% each, so $12,000 each. Transfer the rest to my account. >> Okay, I'll make the transfer tomorrow. Thanks, Alex. All right, off you go. I got $12,000 from today's catch. $12,000. >> Big bro, where are you going? To check the fruit trees on the back mountain. It's about time to harvest the long ant. I'll come with you. >> You want to come along? Why not? You've never been to the back mountain with me. >> I've got nothing better to do. Let's go.

1:00:05 >> I'll cut over here. You go over there. There must be something good here. Big bro, what is this? That's no tree knot. It's good stuff. Real good stuff. It's tiger milk fungus. I heard old folks say when I was a kid, it only grows on decades old longan trees. It's worth more than gold. Expensive? How expensive? >> One this big is worth at least $10,000. >> How much? What an eye openener. We've had these trees for over 10 years, and it's my first time seeing tiger milk fungus.

1:00:51 [snorts] >> Let's pick the longans first. Once we're done, we'll head to town. Holy cow. This What is it, bro? Your luck isn't just good at sea. You've got mountain luck too. >> This, compared to your longgin, is worth way more. >> Yeah, these trees only make a little over a grand a year. >> Is there more?

1:01:38 Stop looking, Jack. There can't be that many around. >> Big bro, this tree is ours, right? >> Yeah. Why? >> There's honey in this hollow. >> Wild honey. How many years has this been here? Don't know, but looking at its size, it's got to be a few pounds at least. How much does honey sell for? Wild honey goes for about $100 a pound. This must be really sweet. >> Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. >> Don't force it. Wild bees are fierce. You'll just get stung into a pulp. You two back up as far as you can.

1:02:23 >> I won. All right, we can't work like this anyway. If Long and Bay isn't windy tomorrow, we'll come back. Let's head down. >> What have you three been up to? >> Linda, get some jars for the honey. >> Three grown men went poking a beehive. >> Big bro, you and Linda stay home to handle the honey. Doug and I will go to town to sell the tiger milk fungus. >> You guys go ahead, >> boss. How much per pound for this red blue amber? Or how much per piece?

1:03:09 >> The big one is $3,000. The four small ones are $1,500 each. $3,000 plus $6,000. That's $9,000 total. >> What? Only $9,000? You're ripping us off. We heard the big ones are at least $10,000 each. >> That's the price in town. Take it or leave it. If you don't want to sell, take them away. This isn't a daily necessity. It'll take me time to sell. >> No, that price is too low. We'd be losing out. >> Hey, don't rush off. The price is negotiable. I'll more than double it to $20,000. What do you think? The price works for me. Deal. Bro, $20,000 ain't bad, huh? >> Attention all villagers. This is an emergency broadcast. Urgent update from

1:03:54 the county weather center. The first typhoon of the year will hit our province in the next two days. Expect strong winds, heavy rain, and high tides. Everyone, please take this seriously. >> Definitely can't sail for a few days. >> But I remember in my past life after this typhoon, there was a big surprise at the beach. >> Don't go anywhere later. Check the doors and windows and clear the yard. >> Got it, big bro. The arrow is pointing to the beach. But I remember in my past life after this typhoon, there were only some scattered shells and tiny crabs. Nothing valuable

1:04:39 at all. Did I remember it wrong? Whatever. I'll just go check it out. Holy Whoa, so many sea cucumbers. Doug, get the sacks quick. >> Come quick, everyone. Something huge happened to the beach. I claimed this spot first. Stop crowding me. The beach is public. Who said only you can pick? Watch your hands. Finders keepers. >> Stop shoving. Hey, hey, hey. That's

1:05:26 mine. Finders keepers. >> Bro, we found these first. Why are they snatching them? >> Forget it. The beach is public. We can't stop them. Sea cucumbers can't take the sun. They'll melt in this heat. Big bro, get the trike. Let's go. Easy, easy. Don't damage them. You go on your own. Doug and I wait at home for your news. >> Alex, hurry up. What's wrong, Jack? Why the rush? Alex, help me carry this in first. Don't let the goods die. See for yourself. Wow, so many sea cucumbers. Can you believe I just picked these up? After the typhoon, the whole beach was full of

1:06:13 The whole beach was full of them. Really? The villagers were fighting over them. I went early and picked up these. Later, the beach was packed with people. All right, Alex. Enough with the awe. Hurry up and weigh them. If we delay and they melt, I'll lose big. Most of these are huge. Barely any small ones. They look great, too. The meat is intact. No broken or melted skin. Big ones are easier to spot. Besides, the typhoon just passed. These were all washed up by the waves. They're super fresh. True. Stuff like this is hard to come by. I'll give you $45 a pound. 630 lb at $45 a pound is $28,350. I'll round it up for you. Let's make it $28,500. Alex, let me get two fish. We're having a lot of guests today. Pick them yourself. Take whatever you like.

1:07:00 >> Is that enough? Grab two more. If not, that's enough. We have food at home. Alex, weigh them so I can pay. It's just two fish. Don't be so polite. >> [music] >> What can I get you? >> 10 lbs of pork, please. >> Which cut? Pork belly or leg? >> I'll take this piece. >> 10 lb 2 oz. We'll just call it 10. 250 a pound. That makes it $25. >> Sold them. Sold for $28,500. That much? 630 lb at $45 a pound. >> Jack really hit the jackpot. In all my years, I've never seen anyone haul bag after bag of sea cucumbers home. >> Linda, can you cook these two fish? >> Sure, I'll cook them in a bit.

1:07:45 >> And some pork belly I bought on the way. >> Got it. Go take a seat. It'll be ready soon. >> Come on, everyone. Sit down. Make yourselves at home. >> Uncle Frank, I'm so happy today. Let's have a few more drinks. >> Enjoy your drinks. Congrats, Jack. Heard you made a fortune. Here's a little something for you. If you guys hadn't gone to the beach, I wouldn't have been so curious, and I wouldn't have found those sea cucumbers. I sold them to Tiger for over $2,000. >> You're too kind, Mrs. Wayne. The ocean belongs to everyone. Finders keepers. >> Remember to count me in next time. I'll walk you out. >> Let's go.

1:08:44 What is this? It's so thick. This is a gooey duck. >> Yeah. Looks like this mud is full of them. Hold on. Hold on. Don't force it. If you pull it, the siphon breaks. It's worthless if it breaks. I'll dig one up, too. Bro, how much is this one worth? Conservatively, it's at least $300 a pound. This one's over 2 lb, so it's almost $700. $700 for one. We just dug up a dozen of them. Isn't this basically free money? All right, calm down. Go get the shovel and bucket. Every time my brother boughs, he finds seafood with perfect precision. From green crabs to abalone, and now this patch of gooey ducks. How does he do it? Digging and digging in the muddy flats. Big thick gooey ducks going to make me rich.

1:09:29 >> Bro, what are you singing? Just happy making up a song. Oh, right, Doug. Don't dig any under a pound. Why? We got to leave them to breed. Consider it leaving seeds. In a year, if no one finds them, we can come back again. >> Oh, >> big bro. It's full. Let's take it to the boat. >> Yeah, fill the live well with water. These things can't stay out of the water too long. >> Got it, bro. Bro, it's full. What do we do? Why are you two so slow? Been waiting forever for you. Big bro, the live well is full. What now, dummy? There's a tarp on the boat. Just laid it in that cabin as a temporary well. >> Oh, right.

1:10:22 Big bro, are we eating before heading back? >> Forget eating. Let's just go back. >> All right, let's go. If only we had a phone. Once we get near the dock and have a signal, we could just call Alex and tell him to get the tanks ready. That would be so convenient. Now we have to go find him. What a pain. Once we sell this catch, I'm definitely buying a phone. Even if the plan is a bit pricey, it's a necessary expense. Alex. Alex, you're back. So early today. Alex, get some water tanks. Bring a few more. What's the catch this time? Are they all alive? Live geoducks. I'll go get a tank. Just wait here. One is not enough. How much did you catch? About 500 lb. What? Gooey ducks? You're

1:11:08 telling me you caught 500 lb? >> Yep. Hurry up and get more tanks. Wait here. Wow. How do you always catch good stuff in bulk? Holy crap, you hit a gooey duck nest. Hurry up. Let's load them. Alex, I'll load them out at sea, then come back to unload. Keep a low profile. I was really annoyed last time. Me selling things to you were got around the village and people asked to borrow money. >> Okay. When will you be back? I'll come meet you then. >> In an hour. Coming back too fast would be too obvious. Okay, I'll meet you in an hour. >> Big bro, save a few in packing. Let's have a taste. >> Sammy, these are a few hundred bucks each. >> Oh, come on, big bro. We caught so many this time. There are still more left to

1:11:53 dig. If we don't try them now, we'll have to wait for the small ones to grow next year. >> All right. Let's go, big bro. Goodness, you're really my lucky star. Because of all your good stuff, I've made a name for myself in the circle. Those big clients used to look right past me, but now they call me to ask if I have the goods. >> That's great. You got to keep looking out for me in the future. Don't worry, Alex. As long as you play fair, we'll be doing this for a long time. I've ordered an 18 m steel boat. For real? Awesome. I'll be counting on you from now on. Welcome, boss. Give us three phones. Yes three >> Jack. One is enough. Why buy three? How

1:12:40 much would that be? One for Big Bro, one for Doug, and one for me to stay in touch at C. Bro, for me, too. We're brothers. Whatever I have, you have, too. I heard the network fee alone is over $2,000. Three of them. >> You guys are in luck. The network fee was dropped a few days ago. No more network fees for new numbers. >> It's waved. We'll take three phones then. Let's all get Nokias. We happen to have the Nokia Classic 3310. Exactly three left. Young man, pick any number you like. Or do you want a premium one? >> Boss, what prefixes do you have. Wow,

1:13:25 you know your stuff, kid. For mobile, we've got 136, 137, and 138. For unicom, it's 13,31, and 132. Mobile has better signal. Unicom is a bit cheaper, but the signal is weaker. Let's go with mobile. Got any ending with 38s? If not, 3 sixes works too. >> Yeah, definitely. I actually have 3137s left ending with 38s. One for 136 and two for 138. Want to take a look? >> Yeah, let me see. I'll take these 3137s. How much? 1,500 each for the numbers. Plus 200 prepaid credit. Three numbers make it 5,100. The phones are 1,700 each. Three phones are also 5,100. Total is 10,200. Boss, I'm buying three phones at once. And three SIM cards. That's a big order. Make it a flat 10,000. Let's make it quick. >> All right, since you're buying so much at once, I'll wave the automount. Just

1:14:11 remember my shop when you get rich. Deal. The numbers are on them. Just put them in yourself. I'll teach you if you don't know how. Big bro, here's yours. Look at me. I'm officially a cell phone owner now. Bro, how do you use this thing? I'll teach you when we get back. Let's go. Time to head back. Our Jack looks like a real boss now. Alex, stop teasing me. How old is your phone? Stop making fun of me. Alex, give me a few tanks. Just one live well on my boat. It holds too little. Meaning what? More gooey ducks? Yeah, I found a whole mud flat. We didn't even get half of them. You're saying that wasn't even half, right? Not even half. Holy crap.

1:15:01 >> Here, take these five. anymore and I'll be out of it. That's plenty. My small boat couldn't hold anymore anyway. Big bro Doug, come inside. Grab the tanks. Let's go. Coming. >> See you, Alex. Just get out of here. Go, >> Doug. When you go back, don't go showing off. I heard from Linda lately that more people are asking Jack for a loan. Uncle Frank is an honest man. He might find it hard to say no to them. You never know. >> Oh, got it, bro. We might not be the first to get phones around here, but we're among the first few. It's better to lay low. Village folks can be like that sometimes. They mock the poor but envy the rich. >> Dad, >> why are you always in a rush? [laughter] >> Dad, look what I got. >> Is this a cell phone? >> Yeah, Jack bought three today. One for me, one for Mike, one for Jack, and one for me. >> How much was it? >> The phone and the number cost over

1:15:48 $3,000. >> You accepted something this expensive? I'll beat some cents into you. You good for nothing? >> Dad, listen to me. Dad, Jack insisted on buying it. I didn't just waste money. You should have just bought this for yourself. Why get one for your brother, too? >> Linda, you two raised me. I was a fool the past few years. I embarrassed you a lot and got you a lot of grief. I know all of that. But you never abandoned me, right? Now that I can make money, just accept it without worrying. If I ever end up broke one day, I'll be counting on you two to support me. >> Oh, you, >> Jack. How could you buy him something so expensive? >> Uncle Frank Doug has put in a lot of hard work with me. He's been working very steadily. I bought him a cell phone. On one hand, it's convenient for us to keep in touch. It saves us from running back and forth. On the other hand, Doug and I grew up playing together. I really treat Doug like a real brother. To tell you the truth, if it weren't for me these past few years, Doug wouldn't have gotten a reputation

1:16:34 as a slacker. Uncle Frank, don't worry. Since I want to build a career now, I won't leave Doug behind. Not just a cell phone. When I have money in the future, I'll even buy cars for my big brother and Doug. We'll live a good life together. >> All right. As long as you have that intention. >> Taking a day off today, so I won't turn on the systems daily prompts. >> In my past life, this land got developed. Think someone bought it to build villas. Right now it's 2,000. With today's prices, building a villa only costs about $50,000. If I buy it and build two villas, one for Big Bro and one for me. Uncle Charles, you here? >> Jack, take a seat. What brings you here? >> Uncle Charles, that alkaline land outside the village. Can I buy a plot to build a house >> over there? You want to buy a plot and

1:17:20 build a house? >> You know how it is. I want to buy a plot and get a house built first. >> Yeah, that's important. You can't get a wife later on without a house. It's time to start preparing. Why did you pick that spot? It's so inconvenient outside the village. >> I saw a big courtyard in a newspaper. I want to build something like that. >> Let's go take a look. Let's see which spot you want. Uncle Charles, can you mark out an acre for me? >> An acre? Do you know how many plots an acre can make? 10 plots, kid. >> Uncle Charles, I want to build a big courtyard. I'll need to store a lot of things later. When the boat's in the water, storing baskets and drying nets will take up space. A small place won't work Uncle. >> So, the rumors in the village are true. You really ordered a 60ft boat? >> Yeah, it's true. I paid a $100,000 deposit. >> Good boy. It's true. >> Since you're living an honest life now, your uncle will help you out. A normal plot here is $1,000. This is alkaline land. Nobody wants it anyway. It's 6

1:18:07 acres. I'll count it as two plots. $2,000. >> Thanks, Uncle Charles. >> Don't thank me. Go get the cash. I'll go call the accountant. Head straight to the office later. >> Look at you, Jack. Making big bucks on the down low. >> Come on, Mark. Don't make fun of me. You know exactly how I used to be. Even your wife scolded me before. Hey, that's all in the past now. Let's just drop it. As long as you work hard, make something of yourself, no one will judge you at all. >> Sign right here. And a thumb print. All right. Here. Keep the receipt. You'll need it for permits. Fishing season starts soon. Boat owners usually chip in for the sea ritual. The rest is split among the village households. You're a boat owner now. How much are you giving? >> I see. How much do other boat owners

1:18:53 usually give? >> It varies. Some give $1,000. Others give $300. It's totally up to you. >> How about this? Uncle Charles, Big Bro, Doug, and I. The three of us will give $3,000. >> Is that $1,000 each or? >> Let's do $1,000 each. The boat belongs to the three of us. >> All right, Mindy, write it down. Okay, looks like you're really making money carrying all this cash around. >> Well, I didn't know how much the plot was, so I brought extra. If there's nothing else, I'll be heading back. See you, Uncle Charles. If you ever need anything, just come find me at home. >> Bro, the forecast says it'll be windy tomorrow. Let's take the day off. All right, safety first. >> Yeah, bro. I'll take a trip to the county tomorrow. Should we get gil nets or troll nets? >> Let's get gil nets. Our boat's engine is too small. If it gets too full, we can't pull it. It might even flip the boat. Okay, I'll buy them tomorrow.

1:19:42 >> Hello, bro. It's going to rain tomorrow. Let's just take the day off. By the way, I bought a plot outside the village. Discuss with Uncle Frank if you guys want to buy one, too. Bro, why did you buy a plot? >> Dummy. How old are you? Isn't it time to get ready to build a house? >> Yeah. Yeah, I get it. I'll talk it over with my dad. >> All right, I'm hanging up. >> I can't find anywhere in the county that

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