So this bar is owned by Mike.
- Put that on that. - Jon: Mike is in debt. You ready?
- A million dollars. - No.
Mike's losing about $15,000 a month. He's almost out of money.
I don't know why all the ( bleep ) round trays are downstairs.
God ( bleep )!
- There's Jay. - ( bleep )
- ( bleep )! - Jon: That's Mike's son.
- What can I get ya? - Can I get cherry vodka sour?
That is the bartender right there, whose name is Vanessa.
I'm sorry, I listened, but I didn't listen.
- Cherry vodka sour. - ( giggles )
Do we know how long Vanessa's been working there?
Jon: Two weeks.
So, there's Joel.
Joel leases out the food operation.
- Taco plate. - Jon: And there's Joel, Jr., his son.
They run it as their own business.
Now, Chef, I hear through the grapevine
that their food is actually good.
I mean, it looks like a pretty nice taco
- that he's eating there, right? - Yeah.
But how greasy are his hands when he's done?
When you go bowling, do you want grease on your fingers?
- No. - The science of food in a bowling center,
is it shouldn't detract from your game.
The food is mistargeted.
So to keep all these lanes running...
- That's a lot of lanes. - ...in the back...
I almost ( bleep ) it up.
- ...Myles, Sr. and Myles, Jr. - Yes.
Myles, Sr. has been fired nine times.
He's been hired ten times.
- Okay. - Mike: Myles.
I need you in back.
So there's Christalle. Christalle is Myles, Sr.'s daughter.
Tonight, one of their bartenders got in a car accident.
She's fine, but she can't come to work tonight.
Well, I'm a hairstylist by trade.
Jon: So Myles says my daughter can bartend.
She has a bartending license.
- Great. - Hi, guys. How's everybody tonight?
This is very much a family business if you think about it.
( bleep ) beer is warm.
- Is it? - ( bleep ) yeah, it is.
Jon: We have three separate family dynamics
working in here all at once.
Oh, shoot. It's been a while.
- Got it? - Yeah.
Here's what I know. I know this place has incredible turnover.
( bleep ) bullshit.
Jon: I know that the staff does not like Michael.
I know the customers don't like Mike.
I don't know why, but there's something about Mike...
I'll be back for that.
...that's alienating employees, alienating customers.
I'm concerned that Mike is just... a dick.
So for recon tonight I brought in some younger local singles
to see how the staff treats them.
- Oh! - Oh, I'm gonna get fired for that.
I won't tell him.
I hear he's a real jerk.
Don't like Mike.
Can we do three lemon drop shots, please?
- Lemons-- - I have to go get lemons because there's no lemon.
They have no lemon. None of this is good.
Be right back.
Come on up, Jeep.
What does it take to get a drink around here?
Who's behind the bar right now
with our bartender walking out of the bar?
Look at the bottle of whiskey sitting on the bar.
Can we just pour our own shots?
You can really help yourself. There's a shot glass.
There's the whiskey. We're good to go.
- I'm sorry. You're welcome. - Thank you.
Alex: So we finally got the lemon drops.
- Wonder what that tastes like. - Jon: We'll find out in a second.
Ugh.
Holy ( bleep ).
Ooh, I wouldn't say that was successful.
They're bitter.
Can we order another drink? Can I do an Old Fashioned?
- Old Fashioned? - Yeah.
They ordered three Old Fashioneds.
Thanks.
Holy ( bleep ).
It's not what I was thinking.
Honestly, she was happier when she didn't have a drink.
Do you mind if I get a water?
- Sir? - Excuse us.
- What? - Can I get a water?
- Man: Uh-oh. - I'll be with you when I'm done.
Okay?
If you're trying to get under my skin, you're getting there.
Whoa. Shots fired.
- Alex: What? - Anthony: He asked for a water.
They're the biggest spenders in the room, I think.
Why would he disrespect them?
Can we get a drink over here?
- What can I get you? - Um... three shots, please.
- How much? - Five dollars. Okay.
Talk about a bad night.
How many shots have you had in the last hour?
This man's gonna argue with his customer.
- They're cut off. - Ah.
- Oh. - Mike: No more. Can't serve you more
- than three shots in an hour. - We've only had one.
- He said you were cut off. - Why?
Because I said so.
- How much do you weigh? - Why does that matter?
That's how much you can drink.
Wow, he's an asshole.
And I can actually ask-- tell you
that I'm not gonna serve you any more if you wanna keep it up.
- And he's putting his hands on him. - I'm so uncomfortable
that he keeps touching him.
I'm not serving you any more.
You got a little bit smart.
To the wrong person.
Well, yeah, but it's my place.
- Why are you the wrong person? - I'm the owner.
Why don't you leave?
- Whoa! - Oh!
You want me to show you how I'll call the sheriff?
I can't watch this. This is unbelievable.
- It's time to get under Mike's skin. - Uh-oh.
He's gonna lay into him.
- Hey, guys. - ...drink until we get--
- How are you? How many drinks have you had? - Hi.
- Uh, two. - Jon: Two?
You intoxicated at all?
- No. - No?
No.
- Do they appear intoxicated to you? - No.
How would you feel
if I put my hand on your shoulder like you did him?
And pretty much said I don't like you.
I don't want you here because I said so.
I guess I'd be upset.
You'd be upset because the person who did that to you would be an ass, correct?
- Yes. - Why were you an ass to him?
I wanna understand.