- I'm done, I'm outta here.
They're all yellin' at me in there.
Leave me alone, I'm done, I'm leaving.
(bleep) Stay outta my way.
Get this off me, I'm leaving!
I quit O'Kelly's, get the cameras off me.
(bleep) I quit!
- [Lindsey] Are you done with that one?
- Yes, please.
- Can I get, do you know how to make a Sidecar?
- No.
- Can I just get just a Manhattan.
- No, we can't make Manhattan's 'cause we don't have
the sweet vermouth.
- Is it me, or is her personality's a little tart?
- Can I get just a vodka gimlet?
- They don't know how to make a gimlet, probably.
- I'm outta here, I'm (bleep) all of our drinks (mumbles)
And I'm not, I'm done with it.
- [Bald Man] That's a vodka gimlet?
- This is just like a bunch of--
- Lemon juice, yeah.
- [Lindsey] I'm about to go home.
I don't give a (bleep).
(bleep) I've ever done in my life.
- Bartender, she just walked out.
- [Lindsey] Ordered like gimlets and Manhattans,
and all these foo-foo (bleep) drinks.
And they're like oh, she did it wrong.
I don't wanna be here, I'm not coming in tomorrow, I'm done.
- So Lindsey just quit.
- And I can't afford to lose her, I'm sorry.
I need to talk to her so that I don't lose her.
(dramatic music)
Excuse me.
I want you to stay here.
- [Lindsey] I don't give a (bleep), I'm done, I'm done.
- [Male] Is everybody okay?
- I don't care, get the (bleep) here.
Everybody out.
Hey stop, stop, stop.
- [Lindsey] I don't give a (bleep).
There are a million other bars to go hire at.
I'm not doing this.
- Wow.
(dramatic music)
- [Blonde Lady] This is bull (bleep).
- what's going on?
- [Blonde Lady] Don't worry about it.
I'm (bleep) pissed right now.
- [Man In Cap] Don't tell me don't worry about it.
- I don't have time to talk with you about (bleep)
right now, get the (bleep) out of my face.
- [Man In Cap] I didn't do anything.
- You guys need to pay all of your tabs
and get the (bleep) out of my bar right now, we're done.
- Guess this is not a good time to mention the soup is cold.
- Look at that oil!
Can any of this be right with that oil?
No, so all of this is frickin' wrong!
- That's disrespectful, man.
- [Jon] What you did is disrespectful to your customers!
- I'm trying to do what I can do.
- You are gonna get somebody sick!
- I'm one guy in here trying to do what I can do.
- So are you a wimp, are you an idiot, are you lazy?
What exactly are you?
- They're saying I'm too hard on these people.
I'm trying to do the best I can do,
the best I know how to do.
And yeah, we're (bleep) up tonight.
- So the best you can do sucks.
You know when you were a prison guard you protected people,
didn't ya?
Your job was to keep the population safe, correct?
- Yes sir.
- [Jon] Did you keep them safe tonight?
- No sir.
- [Jon] Ya (bleep) blew it.
- Bottom line is the responsibility for the issues,
for a lot of the issues we have falls on my brother
because he's the manager.
- Listen, I didn't call this guy, he (bleep) called me.
So I came to take care of my little brother
and help him out.
And I'm doing the best I (bleep) know how to do.
I don't have no (bleep) help.
I'm tryin', and tryin', and tryin' with these people.
These people are making minimum wage
and they're making more money than I am
in this (bleep) place.
This place is grinding me to the (bleep) bone.
This (bleep) job is grinding me to the (bleep) bone.
Listen, this (bleep) you're doing, throwing (bleep) meat
is really disrespectful.
I understand you're here to help and I understand
we're (bleep) up,
but that's really (bleep) disrespectful, sir.
- 'Cause that was disrespectful and life isn't fair.
So if you want my help you're gonna have to deal
with the fact that I do disrespect you right now, I do!
- And I'm willing to do that, I'm willing to take that.
- So say yes, sir, and clean your (bleep) kitchen.
- Yes sir, I'm more than--
- [Jon] Yes sir, and then shut up.
- [Raul] Yes sir.
- Thank you, clean your (bleep) kitchen!
You control your brother.
Tomorrow I work with you, not him.
- Yes sir. - Good night gentlemen.
- [Raul] I didn't sign up for this (bleep).
- No, come on dude.
- [Raul] I didn't sign up for this (bleep).
My wife's out there crying, you guys don't give a (bleep).
- Yes man, what are you talking about man?
Listen, you can't leave, man.
- [Raul] I told you a lot of times take Gloria
and do what the (bleep) you gotta do with this.
- Listen dude you can't do that.
- I aint' gonna have my wife out there crying like that.
I'm not gonna tolerate, we put our heart and soul.
- Listen, I was telling her shut up,
it's for the better for everybody.
- That's not true, that's not true.
- What do you mean that's not true?
- It ain't better for me and her.
That's not true, listen bro, good luck.
I'm one mother (bleep) in a boat full of 30 mother (bleep)
that don't give a (bleep).
No, I'm oh, poor Raul, I'm not that dude.
The sun's gonna come up in the east tomorrow,
it's gonna set in the west and I'm gonna live my life.
I'm gonna do what I gotta do.
- [Brother] What you tell him?
- [Raul's Wife] I didn't tell him nothing.
- He says well because you're crying
that's why he's quitting.
- [Brother] Listen man, listen.
- I got nothing to listen to you about man.
- [Brother] Listen man, you gonna give up now?
You can't just give up.
And you're gonna give up at the time we're gonna be
at our best.
- Well good luck.
- [Brother] But you can't give up, you're a part of this.
- I'm done.
- How are you gonna give up your part of this?
We wanna talk about fixing for five (bleep) years.
It ain't my bar, it's your bar, too.
And right here when somebody's here to help us fix it,
(bleep) you're gonna walk away?
That's bull (bleep) dude.
It ain't my bar, it's your bar too.
You got 33% of this mother (bleep).
- These brothers need to figure out if they even want
to do this, and if they can even work together.
If they come back tomorrow I'll help them rescue their bar.
Right now, they need to rescue themselves.
- [Brother] It's your bar, too.
(dramatic music)
- What I saw out of Brad last night is a complete
disconnection from what's going on in his own bar,
which has led to bad team morale and an untrained staff.
So today in training we're gonna take it back to basics.
So all right, last night you guys were asked about a gimlet,
which is a very much classic cocktail.
What's in a gimlet?
- [Male] I have no idea.
- Nobody comes in and orders a gimlet ever.
Which I have never sold in 16 years, not once.
- I'll just tell you right now Elisa,
as a bartender you should know a gimlet.
I don't know what Elisa's deal is with the attitude,
but Jon brought me here to help.
And Elisa is not helping any of that happen.
What's your drink you served last night?
(Elisa mumbles)
You mean Alice?
Would you mind maybe jumping back here and making it?
- I don't want to play this game.
- Devon, you're the manager, man.
This is when you step up.
(upbeat music)
- [Tommy] Are you just winging it?
I mean are you counting?
What are you doing?
- A little bit of both, I guess.
- Okay, well let's all taste it.
That watermelon still is too punchy.
And Elisa, in no way am I knocking your drink.
I just think the proportions might be off.
(bleep)
But the whole point, the whole point of this training,
Elisa is to improve and get better.
Elisa, I hope I didn't offend ya.
- (bleep) This is exactly what I don't want.
(dramatic music)
- Can we not do the camera thing?
- I'm noticing that some of you have drinks,
whereas some of you do not.
- No, she never got her order down there.
- Okay, come here for one second, please.
You never took the order from the other half of the table.
You said you would come back, you didn't.
- I can't put no more orders in.
I'm still waiting for these drinks to come out.
- Why wouldn't you put all of them in
and say I'm gonna get your orders in.
We're a little backed up guys, they'll come out as quickly.
But at least they all come out?
- [Waitress] I was tryin' to help them in there
so I got half their order in.
- You should have, for a table this big you should
have at least wrote down the orders.
- And then you never came back.
- You know what, I'm done.
- Kim, you can't even manage yourself,
nonetheless anyone else.
- I'm done, I'm outta here.
They're all yelling at me in there.
Leave me alone, I'm done, I'm leaving.
(bleep) Stay outta my way.
Just get this off me, I'm leaving!
I quit O'Kelly's, get the cameras off me.
I quit!
- [Bartender] She is ridiculous.
(bell dings)
- Pick up.
- [Male] Does anybody know where Kim is?
- [Bartender] She took off, she left.
- [Andrea] Kim, what happened?
- [Kim] I'm leaving.
Give Jon my (bleep)--.
- Goes.
(dramatic music)
- I'm baffled, she is hysterical.
I have not a clue.
(tires screeching)