- [Megan] I'm outta here.
I'm done with this (bleep).
- [Woman 1] Really Megan?
- I'm done.
- She walked out on her mother.
On her family business.
She just walked out.
- [John] I wanna hire everybody that you ever--
- You aren't the (bleep) boss?
How are you gonna (bleep) talk?
- [John] Let's make it 20 thousand a week.
- Who cares?
The bar should lose.
- What a freak show this is.
- Oh boy.
(Applauding)
- What are ya doing, man?
You guys are screaming and yelling
and getting ready to kill each other.
Between the two of you guys,
I'm not sure who the biggest (bleep) is.
- He is.
- How much money do you have into this?
- Too much.
- Aw (bleep) off.
- How much money you have in, John?
- Two hundred thousand dollars.
- Can you guys run this bar?
You know how to do it?
- We're too busy pointing the finger at each other
that we don't see the whole picture.
- What happens if this bar closes?
- Well, hopefully if it closes we get
to pay the people back that we owe.
- Oh, John, that's what you want, right (bleep).
- What happens to your personal life if this bar closes?
- All the hard work that I think I put in.
Every thing that I wanted for my family is out the door.
- Christine, come over here please.
How long you've been married?
- We've been together 20 years.
- Christine, why you crying?
- [Christine] Because I follow through
on what he's supposed to do.
This bar should be a gold mine.
It could be so much better then they are.
Especially you need to (bleep) step it up.
- Is this the family
that your father wanted for Christ's sake?
The building is burning,
and that's the fire you don't go into.
- It sucks, what do you want me to tell you?
- You're not cleaning the place, helping cook,
ringing up beers and stuff like that.
You want the bar to get better, do some work.
- (bleep) you.
- Why, cause you're the (bleep) example?
- You wanna know something?
- You're the example?
- How could you be an example
when you have (bleep) people that don't listen at all.
When you're in so much freaking debt--
- And here we go.
Here we (bleep) go.
- You ain't running (bleep)
- Jimmy, Jimmy, stop.
What are you,
what are you like a crony?
- The bar lost because
- You have to work--
- You made it (bleep) lose.
- My (bleep) ass, give me a break.
- He's here to tell us our problems,
so let's listen to the man.
- The hell with it.
(slams door)
- First of all, I would like
to apologize for my behavior last night,
because I normally don't come
to this bar and have beers like that,
or drinks, or runaround acting crazy.
What I'm not going
to apologize for though is having a big heart.
You guys sat there and watched John call me a failure
when I would never allow that to anybody in this bar.
Any of you.
Dad, your people skills, they (bleep) suck.
- First of all--
- Mike, John, jumps on me and puts me down.
You didn't say (bleep).
- All I said was you're too nice
and you give everybody too many chances.
- Did you guys stand up to John?
- Somebody messes up, they gotta go.
- I let you guys all talk last night.
Now let me have my peace.
- No, you shut up now.
- No, I'm not going to shut up.
- Before you finish talking--
- I listened to everybody talk last night.
None of you (bleep) people stuck up for me,
and I'd take a bullet for all of you guys.
- You just reamed them all.
- And I got a--
- [Woman] You know why? 'Cause I was--
- Say it again--
- And I am shocked that nobody stood up for me.
- You know what?
Nobody in this (bleep) bar has any balls.
Let me give you some balls.
Here's some balls, Suzy,
Get some balls.
Here.
I stuck up for you guys.
Get some balls, 'cause you know what?
(bleep) you, Mike.
- Meagan, what are you doing?
- [Meagan] Putting my makeup on.
- There's (bleep) in the kitchen
that you need to be doing.
- Mom, could you leave me alone?
Like, for real, get on their ass.
Why am I having to--
- I am on theirs.
I'm out there helping them.
- Whatever, leave me alone.
Please just leave me alone, mom.
I'm serious.
- You're supposed to be doing chores.
- You got people all over your bar.
There's no food ordered.
- Okay.
- [Meagan] Get away from me right now.
- The food went out here.
- Because you can do all this yourself.
Take it and shove it.
Oh, leave me alone.
- Wow.
- What would happen if you talked
that way to your mother?
- Oh, you know exactly what would happen.
- Bye mom, I'm leaving.
- I'm mad, mommy.
- She's acting like a 6 year old girl.
- Wow.
- She didn't go back there till after.
- [Mom] Yes she did, she--
- Mom, just shut up.
Just stop.
You don't even (bleep) know, just stop.
- This would be outrageous if
it was in their living room.
Look at the customers looking right at her.
(arguing)
- Dang, it's like dinner and a show.
- You don't (bleep) know.
- [Mom] You're so full of (bleep).
- When you (bleep) then you can say something to me.
- Oh, my Gosh.
- So, she was never taught respect,
so she doesn't respect her father's money, her mother,
the business, the customers.
She respects none of it.
- Usually you see patrons fighting
with each other, but not the bar--
- Yeah, not the actual staff.
- [Mom] Hey, hey, hey.
- [Meagan] I'm out of here.
- [Meagan] I'm done with this,
- [Mom] Really Meagan? - I'm done.
- She walked out on her mother, on her family business.
She just walked out.
- Yeah, she's lucky I didn't knock the (bleep) out.
Don't know who the (bleep) she think she is.
If she knew how to do something,
then I wouldn't have to (bleep) do it.
- It blows my mind when we come to places like this,
and they can not give customer service.
Everybody that walks in that door is paying your bills.
- Sir, are you not eating your chicken?
You 'aught to try it.
- That was a pile of lard.
That was like a salt shaker.
- He dumb, he don't know what he's talking about.
We gonna have a problem.
Now I know the grits are good.
- You don't like your grits?
- I plead the fifth.
- [Tracy] What?
What did you just say to me?
- Okay, Tracy is on my (bleep) list.
Not only did she try to convince her table not
to send the food back,
but she gave them attitude.
It's not about you.
- It's not.
- Adam? - Hello gentlemen.
How are you guys doing?
- [Tracy] They been unsatisfied with everything.
- [Customer] That taste like this, same grease.
- [Adam] I apologize, just give me one second.
I'll be right back with you.
- I see him trying to make good with the customers
because he just doesn't know how to fix the problem.
- They didn't, um, they didn't like any of the food?
- Huh?
- They said the grits were a little bit--
- [Tracy] Too salty.
- [Adam] Too salty.
- Coming back here, why y'all (bleep) my (bleep) up for?
I ain't no (bleep) idiot.
- When you bring family into the business,
that are inexperienced,
- Yeah?
- Then you got yourself just the cluster mess of bodies.
Not able bodies, just bodies.
- [Kenaz] I gotta go. I'm gone.
- Nah, we need you to stay.
- That's Kenaz.
- Now they got me doin' all this (bleep).
I don't need to fill up coolers and all that (bleep).
- [Adam] Kenaz.
- I'm back there cooking all those (bleep) wings.
Jerrod and Beth back there just saying do this, do this.
Man you do that (bleep), bro.
- Okay, Jerrod is getting on your nerves,
but you cannot just walk out like that, Kenaz.
- Those right there are great.
Taste it.
- That grease just got changed, so.
- Just go in the front and chill,
get drunk and do what the (bleep) you gotta do.
Quit worrying about Juice Man, that's all I'm saying.
I've been here three and a half years.
I know when I come to work, what to do, power balls.
I got everything back there clean,
and I filled up the coolers.
- I got everything back there clean? (laughs)
- You can't keep walking out, Kenaz.
- Come on, man.
I'm not finna keep doing that, bro.
- (bleep) that.
This is business.
Get your ass back in the kitchen.
While you're at it, clean the (bleep) fryer.
- Exactly.
- [Kenaz] Can I get 10 minutes to myself please.
- Kenaz, Kenaz, come on now.
- Power ball.