So guys, for recon tonight,
I got players from Utah Royals, which is the state soccer team.
Yeah.
What I wanted to do tonight is,
I'm going to have a couple of the girls come in.
I'm going to wait a few minutes,
have a couple more girls come in.
I want to see if Brad notices this influx of business.
So, here are our first two girls.
What can I get for you guys?
Do you guys have any house specials?
We have a watermelon based house drink.
I'll try that, yeah.
You can tell by the glass, that drink sucks.
This is a pint glass, it's made for beer, not a cocktail.
It's just not going to work.
Can I get a gimlet please?
Oh, God. I don't know what a gimlet is.
Oh.
It's a classic.
It's a gin drink, right?
Yeah, it is.
Yeah. I've worked here 16 years and never had anyone order one.
Never had someone order a gimlet?
I have never made one in my entire life.
Okay.
Do you want to help me out? Should I look it up?
Oh, God.
Can I just do a whiskey sour?
But how do you not know what that is when you're a bartender?
I don't know.
You can't make a whiskey sour that fast.
Look at the color of that, that's not a whiskey sour.
Our drinks definitely look like ...
you can have my cherry. Oh, you did get a cherry.
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In a whiskey sour?
Yeah, she put this drink in a smaller one.
They're laughing at this place.
Yeah.
Pissing me off. (beep) ridiculous.
Is she like, leaving leaving?
She just walked out. I think she's like, done.
Whoa.
Brad just had an employee walk out and he didn't even notice.
What's up, Jack? Matt.
Okay, let's send in two more girls.
Hello. I'm glad you made it.
Brad still has no idea that these girls
are even in this bar.
I'm getting already liquored up.
Okay, so guys, we've got four girls.
So, I also have 15 people waiting in the street.
Okay.
Just regular customers. I'm sending them in now.
Brad now has a fully packed bar and an employee walked out.
What does it take for him to even notice this?
I'm going to pull out one bartender.
Okay, let's see what happens.
Take Theresa, the bartender outside.
I wonder how long it takes Brad to notice this.
How long would it take you to notice it?
I'd already be up and be like,
"Hey Theresa, where are you going?"
Maybe he can help you?
Where did they go? Just kind of disappeared.
So, I got the soccer team and 15 customers,
and I'm pulling bartenders, and let's see what Brad does.
We could do a shot.
Pull another bartender. Pull one more bartender.
He's getting up. Where's he going?
Let's follow Brad.
He's just letting her out.
Oh my gosh.
I'm still looking for our server.
I've pulled every bartender except for Devin,
and he's the last one. You ready?
Yeah.
Pull the last one.
Is it corn or flour?
It's either ... sorry.
You're good. All right, well ...
Every employee is gone.
Oh my gosh.
Any owner who doesn't notice that their bar is packed,
and there's no employees, either doesn't care or is an idiot.
Where'd all the bartenders go? Guess I can help out.
His daughter just jumped behind the bar.
Oh, there's somebody. Can I get some change?
Yes.
So now, I'm going to pull them too.
Take the daughters out as well.
There is not one employee in that building.
Are you fricking serious?
I mean, this is kind of hard to watch.
Not for Brad.
I pulled every employee out of this bar.
I put about 22 customers in the bar.
They're not being served and Brad is sitting on his butt
in a booth, oblivious to all of this.
You know what? I'm going to go sit with him.
Oh, (beep).
(beep) about to get real.
Yeah.
(beep) Hello, Brad.
How you doing, Mr. Taffer?
Why should you stand up now?
You've been sitting on your ass all night.
You understand there's not one employee
in the building right now?
No shit.
All of them are gone at once.
Oh, I imagine I thought they were going to come back in.
So, if they never come back,
you're just going to sit here all night?
You have people there that are not being served.
I can't serve them because I've been drinking.
If you weren't drinking, could you serve them?
Yes.
You know how to make the drinks?
Do you know how to use the cash register?
No.
You've owned this bar for 20 years
and you don't know how to use the cash register?
No.
What would your father be doing differently than you right now?
Because it was successful for him
for almost 40 years, wasn't it?
Yes, it was.
Did he train his employees?
Yeah.
Did he make sure that recipes were followed,
and the food was good, the drinks are good?
Yeah.
Brad, was he sitting on his ass when he was doing those things?
No.
Why did you not protect your father's legacy?