In the gold mining business, success is make or break. It can either lead to financial ruin or a good payout.
Rick's adventurous spirit and love for gambling led him to pursue gold mining.
Rick's dad never expected his son to become such a gambler in the gold mining business.
Rick's experience in gold mining has given him the knowledge and skills to navigate the challenges.
Rick is determined to meet his season goal of 2,000 ounces, but he is behind schedule.
Is the gold mining business a risky venture?
—Yes, the gold mining business is a risky venture that can lead to financial ruin if not managed properly.
What is Rick's season goal?
—Rick's season goal is to mine 2,000 ounces of gold.
How many people are working on Rick's team?
—Rick has a skeleton crew of eight people working on his team.
What challenges does Rick face in his mining operation?
—Rick faces challenges such as equipment breakdowns and the need for a larger workforce.
What is the significance of hitting 3 ounces per 100 yards?
—Hitting 3 ounces per 100 yards is significant because it is the target yield of gold needed to meet Rick's season goal.
00:01Rick seeks help from his dad as he faces challenges in the gold mining business.
00:08Success in the gold mining business can lead to financial ruin or a good payout.
00:12Time is running out for Rick to meet his season goal of 2,000 ounces.
00:21Rick's adventurous spirit and love for gambling led him to pursue gold mining.
01:04Rick's mining operation is chewing through 300 yards of gold-rich pay dirt.
01:12Rick struggles to find enough people for his mining team.
02:00Rick's father joins the team to help with the mining operation.
03:27Rick's excavator breaks down, threatening his ability to meet his goal.
