After the team finally gets Todd's prized new hammer mill running, it breaks down, and the Shotgun crew is forced to pick up the slack in other areas of the operation. While Todd battles Roj over the merits of the dangerous and potentially illegal smelting process, the rest of the crew struggles to keep focused on stockpiling material for when their equipment is back online.

Todd is adding a night shift to boost the gold operation, and just needs a couple of volunteers. When nobody steps forward, Todd is forced to make an executive decision, that results in the operation being literally torn apart! Is this plan crazy-good, or just plain crazy?

With the gold flowing like molasses, Todd is ready to "sell the farm" to get the cash he needs to keep up with bills and ongoing expenses. After Roj assures Todd he can get operations running at a proper pace, it's up to him to motivate the crew in the face of cutbacks, faulty equipment, and low morale. When Todd reveals that his financial situation is worse than he originally led on and could land him in jail, Roj rallies the troops to get the gold flowing. Is Todd destined for the slammer, or can the Shotgun crew come through in the clutch?