There YOU go know bully and thug dont get his own way or if you correct the thug they want To get Violent its probely was in his life growing up so Guess its how thugs deal with everything
I'm torn bro. Stand up for free the boobs or understand a public place is to abide by public nudity laws so even the most uptight customer can feel welcome..... you're killing me Jon. Thanks for making the difficult choices for me bud.
@@Killua_Morales Nina was giving away drinks without charging the customers for them, so she was giving away the owner's money Just as doing BAD D.I.Y. is worse than doing NO D.I.Y., so too is Giving Away Drinks worse than doing F*** All
Mad mad MAD respect to Bobby. He has the mindset that’ll put you ahead. The “there’s no job thats below me” mindset. He was making drinks, taking orders, running food to tables, doing whatever needed to be done. And THAT is why he was chosen for manager.
@@nightfightsday 100% way too many of this generation think because they are the manager, super visor, what ever... that they are too good for most jobs, they think if there is a job that needs to be done, its there job to tell someone to go go do it. They think by becoming a manager, supervisor, etc. it means less work, when in reality it means more work! The reason those positions get paid more, isnt to tell people under you what to do, its because you're suppose to be better than every employee, and are able to manage, and handle any job. While every employee tends to have a specific job, that they are in charge of, a manager is suppose to be able to do every job, and task... if something is needed done, no matter what it is, as a manager you are able to jump in there and get it done. To many times Ive seen managers stand there, and give an employee 10 tasks to do, because they are short handed, or what ever... and instead of hopping in, helping to get things done, they just have one employee take on the jobs of multiple employees, while they stand around watching, because "im the manager, its not my job to go do that" um yea it is... that is why you got the position of manager, just because you're the manager doesn't mean you're above any job. But thats the mentality millenials, and even worse, gen z have, they think when you get promoted, youre suppose to get paid more, but have to do less. You just get paid more to not only boss people around, but youre allowed to come late, leave early... when in reality your promotion pays you more, to teach everyone, to do every job that needs to be done, to be the first one there, and the last one to leave.
@@Jamezy316 The man's killing it but I've had plenty of managers that are from the previous generation sit on their ass or are an actual detriment to operation. Get the fuck out with this generational bullshit.
I swear Taffer walks in like a teacher coming back to his class room after receiving a bad note from the substitute teacher. He's gonna hit you with the "Never in my 30 years of teaching-"
The only time I ever saw her run was that one episode where the “manager” Amanda followed her coworker out back of the bar and got into a fight in the parking lot. Although I’m sure that it was because it was pavement vs wood floors.
@@LittleLondonCottages It is also probably because those in the car segments are recorded separately from the segment where he walks in so hes probably like right outside the door in the reality of the bar recordings.
Hes old, he doesn't look like it, but for all of you reading this, at the time of this message he is 69 years old, at the time of this video being released he was 66 years old, and at the time of this episode release. Hes 61. I wouldn't want to run being in my 60s, plus hes a big guy(disclaimer, not fat, just tall and wide frame) which definitely would put wear and tear on those knees
@@remingtonthomas4542 yah I get it he’s old not my point, he takes his time, and I know a bunch of people that run/ride bikes/ exercise in there 60’s and even 70’s
It looks like cheap pizza and if I ordered food I'd normally wait ... but if the bar was so bad I couldn't get fries or onion rings in 45 minutes I'm all on that and demanding a refund.
Kind of disagree. Dude knew he fcked up, may not have cared as much as he did, but a handshake is to me 50/50. I dont blame him and I also do, ik confusing. A handshake for me is a sign of respect also. So he didn't earn it from Taffer, understandable. But if I was him, shake the hand while saying something not to uptight but ya
Ehh no Ramsay can be an ass at times. I remember on Hells kitchen he tried one chefs food and actually commanded the guy to hold his hand out and spit it out in his hand. I don't care how famous you are that is just plain disrespectful. Ramsey is no doubt an asshole at times.
Bobby was an absolute rock star. Lisamarie wiping the sweat off his head while he worked was a small gesture of the well deserved respect he earned that night
That title killed me tho lol “too many managers not enough man lol” I thought it was gonna be like they had too many with the title of manager and not enough runners or waiters and they wouldn’t do that thinking it’s beneath them.
That last clip, I love how the owner handled that: "If I walk back inside that bar, and you don't follow me, don't ever show your face around here again!" Straight to the point, no BS, full authority. That's how you fire someone with dignity!
@@Guyro3278 He was not expecting the guy to be THAT hardass on a bad employee. He's seen a lot of owners waffle around the issue until he threatens to leave, and even then it's filled with apologies and shit. This guy? No such thing, you could almost hear Taffer thinking "Oh shit, was NOT expecting him to grow a pair right freaking now, I was totally expecting him to waffle for a bit, shit, that was awesome" lol
@@zacharybreen8891, that was the point of the episode. The business wasn't serving any food so Taffer and his team wanted the owners to realize how much potential money they had lost. All of those slices could have been a meal sold.
@Dan Chai so why do you think people who've invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in a business - good luck to you, I hope you get to experience it for yourself one day - why do you think they struggle with it.
Isabella: *doesn't do any work, drinks on the job, gets up on the bar and starts dancing* Also Isabella: "I dont understand why I got fired it dosent make sense"
Thanks for pointing out and explaining the video to us. Without you I think most people watching this would be at a total loss at to what was going on.
Happened to me when I got fired at a corporate company. However the r senior district manager MADE the manager shake my hand. As I didn’t do anything illegal or malicious. It did hurt for a second but I kept my cool an didn’t act up or get out of character I kept my smile
Seeing how he came in and talked to Tiffany shows how much this guy cares. He could see that she was broken and scared. He didn't come in shouting because he knew she understood that it was wrong and needed the support to do something about it. He shouts because most of these owners won't admit that there are clear problems and it's the only way to get them to understand how big a deal it is.
I have been in this industry for 15 years, I love it...I have worked in failing bars, dirty bars, illegal bars....and it is ALWAYS bad management, bad owners, and chasing away the only people who KNOW what they are doing...I was once demonized by a bunch of baby bartenders for suggesting TABLE Numbers!
good employees do not quit a company they quit their boss, a bad boss will lose good staff quicker than a turd can empty a swimming pool lol i used to run a pub in the UK, increased the barrelage of the pub by 5 times what the previous landlords had ever sold and did so consistently, why? because of quality/ speed and customer service, every customer greeted like they are old friends or long lost family, good beer, friendly, comfortable atmosphere and staff that know and watch what they are doing and deliver drinks quickly, everyone noticed at the bar and acknowledged, nobody ignored, if my staff see something that can help and comes to me, like putting numbers on tables that should have already been there would get a bonus, im sorry youhad that experience.
Maybe he's friends with the owner. The workers that are buddy buddy with the managers and/or owners probably think their friendship is enough to keep them their job.
@@Cinder- Of course most reality tv is fake or over dramatized but you obviously have no idea what you are talking about if you think that this shit doesn't go on in bars. Bar employees are often some of the worst employees out there.
Idk that big black bar tender went at him and Taffer had 3 or 4 bigger black body guards come out of nowhere to push the bartender out..I said “oh that’s why”! He has security off camera.
Amazing to me how John can just fire one of the co-owners like he walks in instantly he's in charge of the entire bar to the point where he can fire an owner
my friend, this man has saved....TONS of bars I get your not asking how but this guy has...lets say for small he's got experience lol you gonna let your bar fall or get the help and raise it like you want, that's the question
Yeah I know the guy knows what he's doing but one if you seen Kitchen Nightmares you'd know even if someone's desperate they're not going to let their ego down and two I wasn't trying to say anything I just think it's amazing that this man is so commanding with his voice he just walks up and instantly owns whatever place it goes into
@@Opal_the_snow_rat an ego can turn a kingdom into dust, that was a rule in business I learned, stay humble keep your nose to the grindstone and you'll come up smelling like roses
"TamTam" desperately needs professional help. She looks older than her years; all that alcohol is doing her no good at all! If she stops drinking now her liver will recover... with time. Her reputation may be more difficult to repair.
@@rally_chroniclesyou could at least show basic fucking courtesy to someone who's trying not to be a sour puss about being fired. The amount of people who freak out and Insult and stuff should have shown these should be respected a slight tad more.
Bobby was the actual man, he worked his hardest. Even if it wasn't for the fact he knocked it out of the park, the attitude he showed was best for hospitality.
He did it to help with tips and have them give good compliments to the owner to make him look good and to probably build relationships with customers in good positions in life
He actually wrote a book about his methods called "The Art of Conflict". If that's not passion I'm not sure what is. Besides the science of bars of course.
Yeah...EXCEPT...this is a tv show. Theres no way in a real life job scenario he would get away with talking that way to an enployee. Im a corporate restaurant manager and if i even slightly raise my voice , i get complaints filed on me for BEING MEAN.
@@teddywestside4816 you're a corporate manager, not an owner. Just an employee like the rest. You don't get to talk down to people. And a fictitious characters traits are as valid as a real person's traits.
What people (like my dad) don't seem to understand is that it's sometimes necessary to yell in this type of industry. I learned that the hard way, especially dealing with f*ckups like these guys/girls.
yea lol a real man would of checked his attitude and done his job to take care of his family ,god forbid someone hires him as a bouncer ,guy would defiantly kill someone
I Love how everyone in every bar goes from Party Animal Gangster to Literal Silence When Jon Taffer shows up Its like everyone no matter how drunken they are knows who he is and what he represents to get that much respect and fear is just wow
It’s crazy to think like when Bobby first appears on that episode he was acting very lazy and not managing anything and Jon called him out for that... but when it was his turn to take the lead in managing the bar he surprised everyone watching him with how well took care of all the problems that was going on that night and ended up becoming the general manager
I love this show! I am a recovering alcoholic so I love to watch how bad some of these places are. And it reminds me why I do not drink. I do love this show
I've noticed that on Bar Rescue - i think it was in s3 the girl who cared, but didn't know her measurements or have enough mixology experience. With training she'd have probably been worth something but instead Jon just had her fired for overpour. Everyone behind a bar started somewhere but if you dont train them, they won't learn.
I honestly just started watching this show recently and I love everything about it!! Jon Taffer has as much passion as Gordan Ramsay but in a bar setting
@@Sn0ws519 hard work compared to what lmao. Its easy as fuck just degrading. Thats what happens when ur worth $15 an hour.. rather be serving beers then landscaping in the sun
@@BrokeMalone “when ur worth $15 an hour” THAT is degrading. All workers deserve respect and proper pay for their services, it’s hard work. If you truly think you’re superior because of the type of work you do, then you’re in for a rude awakening, because anyone can be replaced in a matter of seconds.
@@Lexig76 Peole like that guy have extremely low self esteem and just look at these kind of things only to try and degrade others to make themselves feel better. It is kind of sad really looking at these kind of people looking for things in others they consider weaknesses like evaluating a person's worth based on income.
You can put on a front and act how you normally don't if you're a waiter. I'm a quiet guy normally but as a waiter I was very chatty and personable at work and I made bank as a server. Most people act differently at work out of necessity. You have to be really weird personality wise to not be a good server. Or have bad short term memory and deliver food to wrong tables lol or wrong people.
Bobby is a GOAT! Man was hustlin’ everything! People don’t got drinks? He made them drinks! People don’t got food? He got them food! That man deserves better for sure, he deserves to be paid more for the work he’s putting out. Good fuckin’ job, Bobby!
I worked at a little bar that would give us free drinks and food. Free lunch (No steak, lobster $$$ etc) and two beers at the end of your shift or after close. Was a great experience. But they also made it very clear that drinking on the clock was zero tolerance. You would be fired on spot, reported to liquor control and they might seek charges for theft. Its weird to see it on this show.
Drinking on the job isn't a good idea no matter what you do. Especially not at a bar, where you may need to have your wits about you in case you need to deal with drunk customers.
this show taught me that in order to talk to an adult acting like a child you have to slap them with a dose of reality. Or sometimes pull the rug of fantasy out from under them
You talking about Dre .... yeah control goes a long way especially if you got family to provide for, but again you wasn't thinking about yo fam it was pride.
“First of all, I’m a man! That’s my attitude!” As a kid, my Dad told me that being a good man meant to step up. To swallow your pride and stubbornness, as to take responsibility. This guy is deflecting and acting like a child.
@@conservativelibertarian Yup. Toxic masculinity in a nutshell. Every time I see a guy say crap like this, bragging about "being a man", he's no man. He's a pathetic little boy.
Not only that, but its the gig of being a bartender. Customers will be rude, sometimes abusive. You simply have to grow a thick skin and deal with it. If you can't handle that then its simple; don't be a bartender.
Robert Hurst has the exact perfect level of fame. The only people who would recognize him are the kind of people to respect his privacy, but if you said ‘oh he’s the guy playing the bass on the oceans theme’ everyone immediately knows who he is and respects him as a legend. Hurst cracked it, and we all get to enjoy.
Lol I live 3 minutes from the last bar the bridge lounge. It’s got a whole new paint job and a big “Featured on Bar Rescue” written on the building now.
I love how the ambiance changes in the bar when John walks in , i saw some customers and staff members turn their heads to John like "ooooh shit" and everytime John walks in imma like "Uh-Oh 😬"
@@marke8313 Maybe, but it definitely shows that Bobby was the most fit for the role. He has the initiative, leadership skills, and the energy which is befitting of a manager.
@@Morphoidism it was his fitness/health i was referring to, or lack of it; guy was sweating profusely! It could be a sign of an underlying health condition, but fair play to the guy if he can keep up that pace, might do him some good.
My Dad opened up a coffee shop with a liquor license in SC. He jumped 3 feet when I walked in the back of the house and told him I called Jon from Bar Rescue. It still makes me chuckle. Jon! Come to One 4 Coffee on Edisto Island!
Jon vs. The WORST Beer Bars 🍻🤮 Bar Rescue ua-cam.com/video/BxBa3CfaY-I/v-deo.html
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
There YOU go know bully and thug dont get his own way or if you correct the thug they want To get Violent its probely was in his life growing up so Guess its how thugs deal with everything
I'm torn bro. Stand up for free the boobs or understand a public place is to abide by public nudity laws so even the most uptight customer can feel welcome..... you're killing me Jon. Thanks for making the difficult choices for me bud.
@ but it is entertaining
Toooo beeeeee faaaiiiirrrrrrrr
Every single bartender that got fired: I have no idea what I did wrong! Everyone else wasn't doing shit
Yeah, Nina didn't say that. Instead she tells her boss to kill himself.
@@Killua_Morales Nina was giving away drinks without charging the customers for them, so she was giving away the owner's money
Just as doing BAD D.I.Y. is worse than doing NO D.I.Y., so too is Giving Away Drinks worse than doing F*** All
Not Winter! She knew why she got fired and she took it on the chin!
They’re all stupid
@@forrestrous4551 That's right.
Mad mad MAD respect to Bobby. He has the mindset that’ll put you ahead. The “there’s no job thats below me” mindset. He was making drinks, taking orders, running food to tables, doing whatever needed to be done. And THAT is why he was chosen for manager.
This is something that younger people need to learn.
@@nightfightsday 100% way too many of this generation think because they are the manager, super visor, what ever... that they are too good for most jobs, they think if there is a job that needs to be done, its there job to tell someone to go go do it. They think by becoming a manager, supervisor, etc. it means less work, when in reality it means more work! The reason those positions get paid more, isnt to tell people under you what to do, its because you're suppose to be better than every employee, and are able to manage, and handle any job. While every employee tends to have a specific job, that they are in charge of, a manager is suppose to be able to do every job, and task... if something is needed done, no matter what it is, as a manager you are able to jump in there and get it done.
To many times Ive seen managers stand there, and give an employee 10 tasks to do, because they are short handed, or what ever... and instead of hopping in, helping to get things done, they just have one employee take on the jobs of multiple employees, while they stand around watching, because "im the manager, its not my job to go do that" um yea it is... that is why you got the position of manager, just because you're the manager doesn't mean you're above any job.
But thats the mentality millenials, and even worse, gen z have, they think when you get promoted, youre suppose to get paid more, but have to do less. You just get paid more to not only boss people around, but youre allowed to come late, leave early... when in reality your promotion pays you more, to teach everyone, to do every job that needs to be done, to be the first one there, and the last one to leave.
The man has energy you usually only see in men half his size and age. It's impressive.
@@Jamezy316 The man's killing it but I've had plenty of managers that are from the previous generation sit on their ass or are an actual detriment to operation. Get the fuck out with this generational bullshit.
Just be careful. A lot of jobs will let you do the work of three people without a raise. Don’t ever accept a higher workload without higher wages.
I swear Taffer walks in like a teacher coming back to his class room after receiving a bad note from the substitute teacher. He's gonna hit you with the "Never in my 30 years of teaching-"
😂😂😂😂
This comment awakened buried memories in me, so true!
mr zlat if youre seeing this comment im so sorry for ruining your subs days back in highschool
This comment legit gave me war flashbacks of those speeches. XD
@@arcticenvy3364 middle school mainly for me. My high school was cool with subs (minus the 8th and 9th graders, they were little demons to the subs).
I love it how John never runs in to the bar, always walks, even when the customer is in trouble
He's old.
The only time I ever saw her run was that one episode where the “manager” Amanda followed her coworker out back of the bar and got into a fight in the parking lot. Although I’m sure that it was because it was pavement vs wood floors.
@@LittleLondonCottages It is also probably because those in the car segments are recorded separately from the segment where he walks in so hes probably like right outside the door in the reality of the bar recordings.
Hes old, he doesn't look like it, but for all of you reading this, at the time of this message he is 69 years old, at the time of this video being released he was 66 years old, and at the time of this episode release. Hes 61. I wouldn't want to run being in my 60s, plus hes a big guy(disclaimer, not fat, just tall and wide frame) which definitely would put wear and tear on those knees
@@remingtonthomas4542 yah I get it he’s old not my point, he takes his time, and I know a bunch of people that run/ride bikes/ exercise in there 60’s and even 70’s
This series should be "Jon's angriest getting out of the car moments" I've never seen someone leave a vehicle with so much conviction
And then proceed to slowly walk to the bar lmao
He really do get all his anger out of his system on the way to the way to the door
The budget for car door repairs must be through the roof on this show everytime John rips half the car off.
lol
This was so funny, I peed a little....
“They’re applauding for a slice of freaking pizza”
*WOULDN’T YOU?! IT’S FREE FOOD!*
And it looked pretty good
Anyone would
It looks like cheap pizza and if I ordered food I'd normally wait ... but if the bar was so bad I couldn't get fries or onion rings in 45 minutes I'm all on that and demanding a refund.
Exactly
Hell yeah I would 😄
I died when that guy tried to shake Mr. Taffers hand after he got fired
"Thanks'
"So-kay"
XD
Right? I'd die of shame
I know right😭 he did him dirty like damn the guy ain’t have the skills to keep up at least he wasn’t a drunk Asshole 😂😂
@@B00STED.B but he was giving out free drinks. skills can be improved on.
but giving out drinks is another thing
Jon Taffer not giving the man a handshake and saying “that’s okay” is god tier
So sad🥲
absolutely humiliated on TV
Really dude?
That wasn’t god tier it was lame and uncalled for.
Kind of disagree. Dude knew he fcked up, may not have cared as much as he did, but a handshake is to me 50/50.
I dont blame him and I also do, ik confusing. A handshake for me is a sign of respect also. So he didn't earn it from Taffer, understandable. But if I was him, shake the hand while saying something not to uptight but ya
I'm thoroughly convinced Jon taffer was a mafia boss in a previous life
same
He is one in this life man he does this as a cover
I'm starting to think he is a mafia boss or is friends/relatives of one
@@PorpoisePadre he's got 500 soldiers in his family lmao
Or a current life.
Taffer is like Ramsay. He’s not rude, he’s brutally honest.
Except Gordon doesn't act tough for the cameras.
@@Hellwyck Wym?
@@Hellwyck - I haven’t seen Jon Taffer bring toughness onto TV but I guess.
@@Hellwyck what the hell are you even talking about
Ehh no Ramsay can be an ass at times. I remember on Hells kitchen he tried one chefs food and actually commanded the guy to hold his hand out and spit it out in his hand. I don't care how famous you are that is just plain disrespectful. Ramsey is no doubt an asshole at times.
Bobby was an absolute rock star. Lisamarie wiping the sweat off his head while he worked was a small gesture of the well deserved respect he earned that night
Agreed.
Abosulute King who showed how he earned the GM title.
@Moises Rodriguez 25:01
That title killed me tho lol “too many managers not enough man lol” I thought it was gonna be like they had too many with the title of manager and not enough runners or waiters and they wouldn’t do that thinking it’s beneath them.
Bobby a real one give that man his vacation goddamit 💯💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Bobby sounded like a genuine fun person to work with.
That last clip, I love how the owner handled that: "If I walk back inside that bar, and you don't follow me, don't ever show your face around here again!" Straight to the point, no BS, full authority. That's how you fire someone with dignity!
You can see Jon’s face he’s genuinely impressed, everyone is normally awkward, too polite or hesitant when reluctant to fire someone.
And the lower third going from “MANAGER” to “EX-MANAGER” in one second was a cold-as-ice edit.
@@Guyro3278 He was not expecting the guy to be THAT hardass on a bad employee. He's seen a lot of owners waffle around the issue until he threatens to leave, and even then it's filled with apologies and shit.
This guy? No such thing, you could almost hear Taffer thinking "Oh shit, was NOT expecting him to grow a pair right freaking now, I was totally expecting him to waffle for a bit, shit, that was awesome" lol
@@mackenziewoloschuk7375It’s like the owner got his fire back and Jon was proud
Gary disrespected the guy's late father. They were no longer friends as soon as he said that. Gary's just a waste of space.
To be fair, I also would consider whoever brought a bunch of pizza to be the hero of the bar 👏👏👏
Yeah it's the employees though that should be concerned given the kitchen loses money
I'd legit tip him and ask if he wants a drink
@@zacharybreen8891, that was the point of the episode. The business wasn't serving any food so Taffer and his team wanted the owners to realize how much potential money they had lost. All of those slices could have been a meal sold.
Bars got no pizza ??
@@jasminetay9820, the one from the episode didn't. Thats why its so weird as pretty much all bars do.
One thing every business owner needs to understand: employees are not your friends. If they don't work, you fire them. That's it.
Spoken like someone who's never held a job before. Are you 12?
He’s right?
@@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock spoken like someone who understands basic business skills, unlike you
@@johnskahen3494 I'm not saying he's wrong, I'm saying he's clearly never had to fire someone in his life.
@Dan Chai so why do you think people who've invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in a business - good luck to you, I hope you get to experience it for yourself one day - why do you think they struggle with it.
I never get tired of Tam Tam screaming and showing her Tam Tams
I swear out of all the comment sections of UA-cam, this and Kitchen Nightmares are the most creative.
Those werent Tam Tams. Those were Tic Tacs
@@adrianpares2428 LOL
@@adrianpares2428 LOL
@@DN-xi6ge Zig Zags
Shoutout to Bobby. I love seeing someone actually care and try hard, he’s a good worker and probably a good guy
Isabella: *doesn't do any work, drinks on the job, gets up on the bar and starts dancing*
Also Isabella: "I dont understand why I got fired it dosent make sense"
'sOK...she'll make a nice mid-life crisis for some man.
people think that if you work at a bar that you can do whatever you want and party all night instead of working
Thanks for pointing out and explaining the video to us.
Without you I think most people watching this would be at a total loss at to what was going on.
People like Isabella need therapy, and that’s not a joke.
And then she has the audacity to say "I'm the one bringing money in."
Getting yelled out by Jon is one thing, getting denied the handshake hurts the soul.
I wouldn’t shake hands with deadweights that are sabotaging my business.
Dude if I hit snubbed like that I’d be rethinking A LOT
- Sun Tzu
Happened to me when I got fired at a corporate company. However the r senior district manager MADE the manager shake my hand. As I didn’t do anything illegal or malicious. It did hurt for a second but I kept my cool an didn’t act up or get out of character I kept my smile
@@abemartinez9623 in other words you were the bigger man 💪🏻 great job, if you don't mind me asking why were you fired? (you don't have to answer)
Tammy is like a 40 year old lady who is trying to hold onto her twenties.
Is like? More like IS.
She's no Milf
Quite desperately.
You can say that again, it was like:- If She Couldn't Expose Herself Then She Had No Reason To Live!
Tammy sounded like a drunk Pokemon after she left the bar. Tam Tam! Tam Tam! 😂
Seeing how he came in and talked to Tiffany shows how much this guy cares. He could see that she was broken and scared. He didn't come in shouting because he knew she understood that it was wrong and needed the support to do something about it.
He shouts because most of these owners won't admit that there are clear problems and it's the only way to get them to understand how big a deal it is.
I feel like he's the bar expert version of Gordon Ramsay.
@@petamarsh3026 he literally is the Gordon Ramsay of bars.
@@katylepetsos7512 If Gordon was a hellhound he is a full on Demon. Imagine how much money it would make to have the two of them in one episode
Some people are useless...it’s fun to watch Jon expose them
I enjoy that a taste of reality
I am one of those people 😅
@@Vassle lol were you on the show?
@@themonopolyguy8126 he was the camera guy
I just wish this shit was uncensored dear lord this shit is hilarious! gotta get the goddamn DVD's or Blu-Ray or whatever the fuck.
I have been in this industry for 15 years, I love it...I have worked in failing bars, dirty bars, illegal bars....and it is ALWAYS bad management, bad owners, and chasing away the only people who KNOW what they are doing...I was once demonized by a bunch of baby bartenders for suggesting TABLE Numbers!
I’ve worked in quite a few restaurants as a waitress. Table numbers are SO useful!
good employees do not quit a company they quit their boss, a bad boss will lose good staff quicker than a turd can empty a swimming pool lol
i used to run a pub in the UK, increased the barrelage of the pub by 5 times what the previous landlords had ever sold and did so consistently, why? because of quality/ speed and customer service, every customer greeted like they are old friends or long lost family, good beer, friendly, comfortable atmosphere and staff that know and watch what they are doing and deliver drinks quickly, everyone noticed at the bar and acknowledged, nobody ignored, if my staff see something that can help and comes to me, like putting numbers on tables that should have already been there would get a bonus, im sorry youhad that experience.
How dare you suggest table numbers!
Table Numbers!? What a ridiculous idea! lol
what restaurant doesn't have table numbers wtf
3:00 Dude walks in like a Mafia Don and the vibe instantly died, dug its own hole and buried itself.
Everyone pulling out their phone to record Jon and the bartender arguing is the most funniest thing ever
I’m still confused how a guy who didn’t charge for any drinks at all one night expected to keep his job.
Maybe he's friends with the owner. The workers that are buddy buddy with the managers and/or owners probably think their friendship is enough to keep them their job.
Maybe this is fake as fuck
@@Cinder- Of course most reality tv is fake or over dramatized but you obviously have no idea what you are talking about if you think that this shit doesn't go on in bars. Bar employees are often some of the worst employees out there.
@@VagueMemory fake, grow up
@@Cinder- I think he's the one that needs to grow up buddy. Relax it's not that real...
I couldn’t help but cheer for Bobby! That guy really put his all into it and didn’t fold under pressure. Now that’s a leader!
And a great manager!
Yeah he really stepped up compared to what he was like when Jon first got there. He was just sitting around. What a champ and transformation
So awesome. And how Jon complimented him and the ladies wiped the sweat off him. Badass.
When she dabbed the sweat off him I couldn't stop smiling omg
Lol, probably so it wouldn’t drip into the drinks or food!
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Ikrrr n that dude was a legend, true hero of the bar fs
LisaMarie is a sweetheart
"No, you're disgusting."
Thanks, I'm automatically motivated to change.
🤣
Bobby is the real MVP, man was hustling out there making sure everyone was getting served. He’s the kind of leader you want on your team.
Everyone gangsta till Jon walks in the bar.
Exactly right! : )
Your not more gangster than me taffer voice .
And when he done one less person gangsta
@@juicekamron4411 🤣🤣
Idk that big black bar tender went at him and Taffer had 3 or 4 bigger black body guards come out of nowhere to push the bartender out..I said “oh that’s why”! He has security off camera.
I can't be the only one here that waits patiently for the next Bar Rescue compilation video.
You're not! Lok
I wait inpatiently
Same
Everytime Jon has these conversations I’m so thankful for my father actually holding my feet to the flame and not just letting me slide with anything
Doug all night: "Its not my F***ing bar give me tips you get free drinks."
Also Doug: "I don't know why I got fired I did nothing wrong."
When people you don't even want to have as guests are your employees.
lol he didnt shake dougs hand, damn bum
You don't gotta say stuff like this. We saw the REAL version and your version is deluded Dude. Nice try
That part of the video played the exact moment he said it. I read it as he spoke it 😂 what a coincidence!
@@peen1919someone's triggered over nothing 😂 you must be a real fun person
"You terminate them. And it sends a message to everybody else." This dude got the voice and talk like a mafia mob boss.
that's exactly what I was thinking
"I gave you an offer you couldn't refuse, and look where it brought you Luigi, beat up and at my feet begging for mercy"
He looks like a mob boss too lol he wouldn't be out of place in Goodfellas.
@@joeywalker2061 they say he really is one the show is just a cover up.
I seriously would not be surprised at all.
@@joeywalker2061 if you guys only knew how involved in crime your favorite celebrities are
Bobby hit it out of the park in his turn at management. And Lisamarie wiping the sweat off his brow, that's earned respect right there.
Amazing to me how John can just fire one of the co-owners like he walks in instantly he's in charge of the entire bar to the point where he can fire an owner
my friend, this man has saved....TONS of bars I get your not asking how but this guy has...lets say for small he's got experience lol you gonna let your bar fall or get the help and raise it like you want, that's the question
Yeah I know the guy knows what he's doing but one if you seen Kitchen Nightmares you'd know even if someone's desperate they're not going to let their ego down and two I wasn't trying to say anything I just think it's amazing that this man is so commanding with his voice he just walks up and instantly owns whatever place it goes into
@@Opal_the_snow_rat an ego can turn a kingdom into dust, that was a rule in business I learned, stay humble keep your nose to the grindstone and you'll come up smelling like roses
It's because in the contract he gets a % of the bar in exchange for rescuing it.
Because he is a co-owner of the bars on this show.
"TamTam" desperately needs professional help. She looks older than her years; all that alcohol is doing her no good at all! If she stops drinking now her liver will recover... with time. Her reputation may be more difficult to repair.
the owner should’ve fired her earlier for her own safety idk how she allowed that to go on for so long
Ok Dr phil
idk man alcohol is pretty good, but yeah she should probably chill if she wants to live.
Bravo on your assessment as it pertains to tam tam, you hit the nail on the head perfectly. Once online, it remains there forever.
@@annettekendall1846 If it helps TamTam back off the drinking then it's done its job.
It was so gorgeous to see Doug embarrassed and try to shake Jon’s hand only to be shut down with a “That’s okay” 😂
It was rude and unnecesary tho not gorgeous
@luisdolivari6441 they ain't friends. It's business
@@Cincinnatus77professionals
@@rally_chroniclesyou could at least show basic fucking courtesy to someone who's trying not to be a sour puss about being fired.
The amount of people who freak out and Insult and stuff should have shown these should be respected a slight tad more.
@@luisdolivari6441 its also rude to give away drinks without collecting money
Isabella being fired was satisfying in that episode
Can you tell me that time stamp please😄?
I wanna see it!
10:11
She just doesn't understand.
@@allysoncaleb9541
Right around 11:11
3 Things are certain in life:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. No matter how angry and animated Jon Taffer gets, he will ALWAYS make a slow walk to the bar 🤣
walks in like a Soprano
Time slows down so he moves quickly just by walking
It’s like they think they’re immune to being fired! It’s awful
Some people do. Until it happens to them.
What’s even worst is the owners let them believe that.
Well considering that they’re bosses let it go on, they would think that
24:05 Gotta love Bobby, stepping in where others failed. Leading by example. Good man to have on a successful team!
He should be the next host
Bobby was the actual man, he worked his hardest. Even if it wasn't for the fact he knocked it out of the park, the attitude he showed was best for hospitality.
Bobby was my boy this season
I thought he was the owner by how much he cared about the business. As an employee and as a friend Bobby is worth gold!
Bobby was an absolute G the whole time and made the entire stress test his bitch, and THATS what John is looking for, even if there are mistakes
Bobby is the best part of this entire series. He’s such a good dude
My man Bobby deserves nothing but praise and love. That guy is someone you can trust with anything
True, i hope he does well
I cracked up when Gary’s title flipped from manager to ex manager in a second 😂
right😂😂😂
I read this 5 seconds before it happened, you silly as hell for that 🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️
@@dontaetrowell5011 29:20 Manny sounded like a badass
doug: gives half the bar drinks on the house for absolutely no reason
also doug: i just don’t get it i didn’t do anything wrong!
Yeah i feel he was a good bartender but not sure why he do that
@@ghafu4464 Perhaps to save time?
He did it to help with tips and have them give good compliments to the owner to make him look good and to probably build relationships with customers in good positions in life
@@nicksam705 That's an incredibly stupid reason.
@@gabe271 trust I know bro. I'm a manager at a sports bar. I seen weird shit then that .
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this guy's blunt honesty. The world needs him desperately.
He actually wrote a book about his methods called "The Art of Conflict". If that's not passion I'm not sure what is. Besides the science of bars of course.
Yeah...EXCEPT...this is a tv show. Theres no way in a real life job scenario he would get away with talking that way to an enployee. Im a corporate restaurant manager and if i even slightly raise my voice , i get complaints filed on me for BEING MEAN.
@@teddywestside4816 you're a corporate manager, not an owner. Just an employee like the rest. You don't get to talk down to people. And a fictitious characters traits are as valid as a real person's traits.
He's an asshole who got tired of fighting and instead yells his balding scalp off
What people (like my dad) don't seem to understand is that it's sometimes necessary to yell in this type of industry. I learned that the hard way, especially dealing with f*ckups like these guys/girls.
“I’m a man before anything I don’t care” turns into “I have my family to take care of are you serious?” 😂😂
yea lol a real man would of checked his attitude and done his job to take care of his family ,god forbid someone hires him as a bouncer ,guy would defiantly kill someone
I Love how everyone in every bar goes from Party Animal Gangster to Literal Silence When Jon Taffer shows up
Its like everyone no matter how drunken they are knows who he is and what he represents to get that much respect and fear is just wow
Definition of absolute power
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
@@jordanmohler funi
@@joebrogan135hisss3 the toy tyt ty ty ty tt e ty r and I wrote this in my pocket
He's a giant man too.
“Hey I think you’re absolutely gorgeous!”
“Aw thank you!”
“I’d love to make out with you.”
“...”
“No please!”
Poor guy. Lucked out
that was so funny 😭
@@magicmanscott40k you mean girl.
Bobby is a G after what he did. Damn that is respect
Can't say the same about Nina
Yes. He is the best part
He came, he saw, he BURNED! IT! DOWN!
Bobby worked like his kids were being held hostage. Respect.
Big Bobby G is da man! He was doing some major work. Did you see the sweat pouring from his head? 38 pts / 22 reb #MVP
“You understand you’re being manipulated” 😂😂😂😂😂
“KEEL YASELF” Caught me so off guard I was dying
It sounds like it's edited in. Probably something she said during production they decided to throw in there to add drama.
LMAO I read that right as she said it and it had me shook 💀
When?
@@kirkskilling3249 Still looking? Try around 26:41 .
It’s one thing to be fired. But imagine being fired on tv in front of everyone, then Jon says “it’s alright” and leaves you hanging
'sokay was BRUTAL
fake
@@yurimorgan7460 blind
@@bobzombie2710 still fake
@@yurimorgan7460 It's called "reality" TV. It's obviously unscripted.
29:30 Manager. Just a second later, ex-manager. Lol.
The intern responsible for that one deserves a shoutout
Ooooooooo
That little “tam tam?” It’s so calm yet you can feel the rage
9:51 “Thanks.”
“That’s okay.”
COLD. AS. *ICE.*
It's a blessing in disguise. Maybe he can get a real career instead of babysitting drunks.
It’s crazy to think like when Bobby first appears on that episode he was acting very lazy and not managing anything and Jon called him out for that... but when it was his turn to take the lead in managing the bar he surprised everyone watching him with how well took care of all the problems that was going on that night and ended up becoming the general manager
Well deserved! Bobby was a total turnaround rockstar of a GM
The one’s that have an attitude and get themselves fired, then start saying they have a family to support. 🙄
TheOMGsee They use it as a excuse and it gets old really quick.
20:10 “thats okay I GOT MONEY IN MY POCKETS”🤣🤣 IK ts got him heated😂😂
Doug: (gets fired, tries to shake Jon's hand)
Jon: That's alright.
I laughed over how cold that was.
Good. Deadweights who sabotage a business and are mediocre don’t deserve a handshake.
Is this a drama showing that bartenders are not doing their job properly? 🤔
“No, please.” Best line ever.
What a catch Tammy is... so intelligent she nicknames her self twice 😆
I think she's a Ditto in disguise of a human XD
@@darthrevan5609 TAM TAM, yeah!!!!!!! love her!
@@darthrevan5609 tam-tam does sound like a pokemon cry
I love this show! I am a recovering alcoholic so I love to watch how bad some of these places are. And it reminds me why I do not drink. I do love this show
@katiempojer God bless you in your recovery!
drinking is ok it just a matter of control
Always good to love tv
Same! ❤️ I'm nine years out from substance abuse, and stuff like this serves as a reminder to not go back out there.
Congrats! My dad has been sober for 2.5 years, so it always puts a smile on my face hearing other recovering addicts' accomplishments :)
Having spent 2 years behind a bar, this is a shambles, these people were set up to fail, no training, no guidance, no rules.
Yeah as a guy who spent 2 years working casino stuff, these guys were fucked. Except Bobby, he was fucking awesome
I've noticed that on Bar Rescue - i think it was in s3 the girl who cared, but didn't know her measurements or have enough mixology experience. With training she'd have probably been worth something but instead Jon just had her fired for overpour. Everyone behind a bar started somewhere but if you dont train them, they won't learn.
This. It's not their fault but the owner.
So it’s John’s fault Doug didn’t collect money?
I honestly just started watching this show recently and I love everything about it!! Jon Taffer has as much passion as Gordan Ramsay but in a bar setting
Thats
how I exactly feel
I started about the same time as you but netflix not having all the episodes pissed me off but I'm back on my rebirth on this show🤣
Agreed.😌
but without the british politeness XD
Well its fake so..
As a person who works customer service, you have to have a certain personality to work with and for people not everybody realizes its not for everyone
I have nothing but respect for customer service and the service industry in general. It's hard work and I know I couldn't do it
@@Sn0ws519 hard work compared to what lmao. Its easy as fuck just degrading. Thats what happens when ur worth $15 an hour.. rather be serving beers then landscaping in the sun
@@BrokeMalone “when ur worth $15 an hour” THAT is degrading. All workers deserve respect and proper pay for their services, it’s hard work. If you truly think you’re superior because of the type of work you do, then you’re in for a rude awakening, because anyone can be replaced in a matter of seconds.
@@Lexig76 Peole like that guy have extremely low self esteem and just look at these kind of things only to try and degrade others to make themselves feel better. It is kind of sad really looking at these kind of people looking for things in others they consider weaknesses like evaluating a person's worth based on income.
You can put on a front and act how you normally don't if you're a waiter. I'm a quiet guy normally but as a waiter I was very chatty and personable at work and I made bank as a server. Most people act differently at work out of necessity. You have to be really weird personality wise to not be a good server. Or have bad short term memory and deliver food to wrong tables lol or wrong people.
Legend has it Jon and that other bartender are still there going “I think it is” “well I think it’s not”.
Bobby is so charismatic, just makes me happy seeing him work.
I hope he got to be manager.
@@slyfy3421 no... he became the GENERAL manager
Mad respect to Jon getting into the faces of dudes twice his size.
Yup.. but he's lucky there is security and cameras on all around lol
Jon is pretty damn big himself
@@BrokeMalone yea but Jon isn't scared of them 🤷♂️ hed do the same thing off cameras
Jon is 6'2...
@@justinmcmanus2772 no he would get slammed bc it's the street out there and he's alone
Bobby is a GOAT! Man was hustlin’ everything! People don’t got drinks? He made them drinks! People don’t got food? He got them food! That man deserves better for sure, he deserves to be paid more for the work he’s putting out.
Good fuckin’ job, Bobby!
That’s how you manage service properly
"No your disgusting" had me weak 😂😂 3:46
29:30 I love how quickly he went from “manager” to “ex-manager”
21:16 If you have a family to take care of, then why were you starting fights instead of actually doing your job, Dre?
20:03 he is so scared his voice craked
@@LuciferD2 that's yo jAaah
He should've thought of that before
@@LuciferD2 lol
I worked at a little bar that would give us free drinks and food. Free lunch (No steak, lobster $$$ etc) and two beers at the end of your shift or after close. Was a great experience.
But they also made it very clear that drinking on the clock was zero tolerance. You would be fired on spot, reported to liquor control and they might seek charges for theft.
Its weird to see it on this show.
I know what you mean, like having a good time at work doesn’t make sense usually unless you work at a dang theme park.
Drinking on the job isn't a good idea no matter what you do. Especially not at a bar, where you may need to have your wits about you in case you need to deal with drunk customers.
@@bbilly9359Even then, working at an amusement isn't all it's cracked up to be. It gets hot.
“They’re applauding for a slice of freakin’ pizza.”
To be fair, free pizza is awesome
Dre: “I’m a man before anything else.”
Me: “Yeah, an unemployed man.”
Amen! This guy gets it! Lol
He probably could not even get a job at Burger King.
Yep...you a m-a-n without a j-o-b. Good luck with that.
Then he drove off in a Ford Focus 🤣
LOL.
Also a real man (or woman) accepts criticism and doesn't acts like an a*hole just because someone says the truth about them.
"who is the worst employee"
"that will be Tam Tam"
"TAMTAM"
background:I'm gonna do another shot
"let me explain the concept of landmark fire.
Can we take a minute to admire the hero arriving with 15 pizzas
@ُ his name is Ryan cook , he’s one of Jon’s professionals on the show
Bobby is an example of HOW TO BE a manager, while Gary is an example of HOW NOT TO BE one.
this show taught me that in order to talk to an adult acting like a child you have to slap them with a dose of reality. Or sometimes pull the rug of fantasy out from under them
Right. Seeing adults get yelled at like this is great
You talking about Dre .... yeah control goes a long way especially if you got family to provide for, but again you wasn't thinking about yo fam it was pride.
Lmao Gary was upset that he had to do some actual work 🤣🤣🤣
Bobby is the man for making sure EVERYONE was set. He's the real MVP
Man do I love that Bobby was made manager, if I was on that bar I would be cheering him on even if he wasn't working as manager. He worked his but off
“First of all, I’m a man! That’s my attitude!”
As a kid, my Dad told me that being a good man meant to step up. To swallow your pride and stubbornness, as to take responsibility. This guy is deflecting and acting like a child.
Toxic masculinity. Muh pride and muh ego
don't forget douchebag
@@conservativelibertarian Yup. Toxic masculinity in a nutshell. Every time I see a guy say crap like this, bragging about "being a man", he's no man. He's a pathetic little boy.
Not only that, but its the gig of being a bartender. Customers will be rude, sometimes abusive. You simply have to grow a thick skin and deal with it. If you can't handle that then its simple; don't be a bartender.
The thing I love about Jon is that he has the look and energy of a wise guy but uses his intimidation for legal business
Robert Hurst has the exact perfect level of fame. The only people who would recognize him are the kind of people to respect his privacy, but if you said ‘oh he’s the guy playing the bass on the oceans theme’ everyone immediately knows who he is and respects him as a legend. Hurst cracked it, and we all get to enjoy.
Jon makes THE BEST facial expressions. I would watch a show of just his reactions in a heartbeat.
29:00 The way John turns the corner 🤣 even the boss music kicked in
Everyone asking for Gary's help and he's just meandering around the restaurant
Gary: "Everyone's humiliating me!"
Employee not doing his/her jop properly gets kicked out
Employee: "I dont understand what the problem is"
Lol I live 3 minutes from the last bar the bridge lounge. It’s got a whole new paint job and a big “Featured on Bar Rescue” written on the building now.
Shout out Bobby!
Showing how he earned that GM title; hard work, hustle, and humility.
I love how the ambiance changes in the bar when John walks in , i saw some customers and staff members turn their heads to John like "ooooh shit"
and everytime John walks in imma like "Uh-Oh 😬"
I swear the person running gordon ramsay's channel is competing with whoever runs this one
Maybe they're the same person
they’re dating
@@riley9031 huh- 😃😄😃😄😃
Maybe the producers and editors of Bar Rescue. 😀
@@riley9031ok
I got thrill chills when Jon Taffer said, "Let me explain the concept to you of *landmark fire*."
When Jon taffer walks in it’s silent and all hell is about to break loose! He’s like your high school principal! He’s no joke! Sorry tam tam 😂
Bobby is so wholesome glad he got the management position definitely deserved it what a guy!
I agree from the video he is the mvp
I doubt Bobby could keep that pace up for a whole shift, night after night!
@@marke8313 if he puts up 80% of it every night that guy’s winning
@@marke8313 Maybe, but it definitely shows that Bobby was the most fit for the role. He has the initiative, leadership skills, and the energy which is befitting of a manager.
@@Morphoidism it was his fitness/health i was referring to, or lack of it; guy was sweating profusely! It could be a sign of an underlying health condition, but fair play to the guy if he can keep up that pace, might do him some good.
My Dad opened up a coffee shop with a liquor license in SC. He jumped 3 feet when I walked in the back of the house and told him I called Jon from Bar Rescue. It still makes me chuckle. Jon! Come to One 4 Coffee on Edisto Island!