I'm leaving. I am not rescuing your bar.
Jon, my God. How are you?
You're drunk, aren't you?
No, not at all.
I can tell by the way he's acting.
I can smell it from here.
My issue is, I can't endorse you.
You will suck the life out of everything.
Okay. I wanted to acknowledge a smart businessman.
I want to know how to run 36 bars
from a ship in Costa Rica or something.
There's your bar. Run it. Take the signs down.
Change your name. Do whatever you want.
I'm leaving. Tell him what you want to do, guys.
[crosstalk 00:00:46]. I quit.
Good luck.
Yeah good, see you later. You? You're gone too?
So we don't have a grand opening?
You do.
Where's [Delilah 00:00:59], man? Where's Delilah?
She's not here.
What about you, [Jess 00:01:05]?
Oh, I plan on moving on.
Where's my crew?
You guys coming to the [Dugout 00:01:11]?
Free admission. Buy your drinks all night long. Let's go.
God, don't give any money to that man.
I'm not a (beep) donkey to smile for a (beep) carrot.
He smells like a damn distillery.
I love the vines, man. Jon, good job with the vine.
The bar looks awesome.
A beautiful makeover
that you could get from a interior designer.
I don't quit jobs. I can't afford to.
But I'm not going to go work fro someone who's that drunk.
What do I want to say to Jon? He can go (beep) himself.
I felt like I was jumping through (beep)
hoops like a pony in a (beep) dog show.
And he poisoned my staff against me.
So be it for smiling Ed.
I tried everything I could with Ed.
Fact of the matter is every failing bar has a failing owner.
I can't help someone who won't help themselves.
Tables look nice. Bar stools look nice.
[inaudible 00:02:19]. Look, Take me out to a ball game.
That looks (beep) cool. Jon, I love you.
I wanted to work with you, man. Just can't see eye to eye.
Here's the deal.
I'm going to put an additional $100,000
in you bar on top of what I've done,
but I will only do it if you put in $30,000.
You write a check for me for #30,000 and I remodel your bar.
If you don't commit, then I won't.
That's the deal.
I'll give you a few minutes to think about it.
In a world of business when partners work together,
asking him to put a few dollars in
is very consistent with business practices.
I want him motivated to keep the programs in place,
and fight for the success of his business.
I do believe if he doesn't remodel,
we implement everything he is saying,
I'll be able to do that.
I've been giving Kerry chance after chance
for the last two days.
Really, the past two years. Now it's D-Day.
He needs to step up and prove himself
or I'm not going to rescue this bar.
I can write you a check, but it won't be any good.
So, you can't- I don't have the money.
If he's going to do what he's doing for me,
I'm going to reinvest too.
I'm going to make forth the effort.
We're talking about how successful
this other bar is, right?
And the other bars pay for my bills.
That's what I live on.
Now the other bar's not so successful, right guy?
This guy is so full of (beep) it's unbelievable.
They are successful.
Do you believe that he can't come up with this money?
No.
He just won't. Let's get out of here, guys.
It's over because I don't trust you,
because you are a slime bucket. It's one of the best concept
I've ever done, and he totally (beep) it up.
If I had the money I would do it.
Let's go, guys.
If you ran your bar right, you would've had the money.
Why are you so negative?
I just think we're a little bit on a little bit different pages.
You know?
I'm here to help your bar, and you have been nothing
but an (beep) the whole time
I've been here. Why?
I want the help. I mean-
I do want the help.
You want me to do what you want me to do.
I know you think you know where you're at, but the whole ...
You brought little fruit drinks and we needed a kitchen,
but instead I think it's just going to be some fruit loop bar.
You can't manage a cocktail.
How are you going to manage a kitchen, Dave?
I was hoping for the best.
We do need a kitchen.
That's a huge deal, but we're not going that route now,
so kind of over it.
I would've done a little more paperwork
on the block you're sitting on.
Oh really? You know better than I?
I know those fruit drinks aren't going to fly over there.
What are you (beep) talking about?
You are so negative you can't see anything positive.
It is what it is.
You've taken investor money from your friend, Gail.
You're in debt $160,000. You're two months from closing,
and you're standing there telling me what I should do,
and you stand there cocky. I don't get it, man.
Do you understand that that attitude will make you fail?
I'm not trying to fail.
You see, punks have an edge, but they're not (beep).
You know, you can't come out here and just talk down on me
like I'm some scumbag (beep).
Go home. We don't want you here anyways.
Oh really? Here's my deal.
You think I'm an idiot, but you're the idiot.
And you know why you're the idiot?
Because it's on you, because your ego will destroy anything.
Well, go back to the airport and fly the (beep) out of here.
Good luck on your corner.
My business background check has found police reports
that verify the criminal offenses at O'Face.
August 16th, fourth-degree criminal misconduct.
August 20th, public intoxication,
disorderly conduct and interference
with police official acts.
And in addition to that, I found something
that completely changes the game here.
Hello? Can we all get together please?
Bring everybody out.
You know, guys, I've been working really hard
the past two days to come up with a concept
and plan to make you guys successful.
The first day I got here,
I never even made it inside the bar.
I got involved in a fight in the parking lot
where your manager was fighting with you,
[Tarissa 00:06:59]. At the end of that fight,
you looked at her and said she had it coming.
And why was I on the ground?
Tarissa, you ask for it all the time.
And then I saw a video a few minutes ago
that took me over the top, and I want an answer to this.
Matt, Dave, please explain this.
You think I'm (beep) toying with you?
[crosstalk 00:07:21]. I never once got in her face.
I'm a military mother (beep).
I don't- I will (beep) take you out.
Don't you ever (beep).
[crosstalk 00:07:25] at all.
I (beep) talking to you.
Whoa, hey. You understand me?
Hey, hey, hey.
[crosstalk 00:07:32]. I'll knock you out.
(beep) [inaudible 00:07:35].
Stop it.
(beep) you, Dave.
(beep) dude.
You ever touch Miranda like that again, I'll knock you out.
I didn't [crosstalk 00:07:42]. I respect her.
Either you put him through a window,
or I'm going to put him through a window.
I own the bar, so I prefer it was you.
God damn [crosstalk 00:07:49] fault.
You don't pay me enough man,
to put him through a (beep) window.
You get a $10.00 raise an hour.
You get a $10.00 raise per hour
if you throw your own employee through a glass window.
How do you like when he slaps you in the face?
I didn't like it at all.
Is he a reasonable human being when he does that?
No, not when he does that.
Was she reasonable when she told you, you deserve it?
I can give two (beep) about what they're talking about right now.
Your bar is what's wrong. Your character is what's wrong.
I've aired out my differences with all these people.
I've talked, I've discussed with-
Really? Yeah, I have.
How do you [crosstalk 00:08:23] this?
I insist if you're yelling at my wife.
The problem is you guys think this is okay.
You guys are a mess.
I ain't scared of you, Jon.
My tolerance for an owner hitting an employee is zero.
You have no responsibility. None.
You see, I have a reputation,
and I have to protect it, and you will destroy it.
Just like you destroyed your own.
We are not those type of people.
Then what did I see?
Things happened that you saw,
but that's not the normal that happens around here.
The ultimate coup de grâce is an owner hitting an employee.
I am not going to rescue a bar and then read the newspaper
that somebody got hurt here next week.
I won't have any part of it.
Since I have been here, you guys have proven to me
that you don't have the fundamentals
to begin running this business
and prove to me how irresponsible you are.
So, here's the deal. I'm leaving.
I am not rescuing your bar.
My advice to you is this, as another human being,
you need some help and you need to pull your lives together,
and then maybe you can save your business.
You need a counselor, not a bar professional.
But, I'm done.
This is the first bar rescue I ever walked out of.
You blew it.
Cool.
I'm gone. Good night.
You (beep) us in the ass. That's (beep) low, man.