4 Times Jon Taffer Walked Out (Compilation) | Bar Rescue
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2019
- Jon Taffer can’t help bar owners who don’t deserve it. New episodes premiere July 14th at 10/9c on Paramount Network.
Season 5, Episode 16 “Struck Out at the Dugout”
Season 4, Episode 11 “Second Base, Third Strike”
Season 4, Episode 57 “Drunk on Punk”
Season 3, Episode 33 “Punch-Drunk & Trailer-Trashed”
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Jon Taffer embarks on a cross-country tour of the worst drinking establishments in America. Bad drinks, wild staffs, and wasted owners conspire against him and his experts as they give failing businesses one last shot at success.
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If you ever feel like a loser, just remember that Jon Taffer walked out on that dude who showed up to his own grand opening drunk, humiliated him, and had his entire staff quit on him in front of 100 people
Lmao so true. That guy said it all when he said “I just wanna know how to run 36 bars from a ship in Costa Rica”. He never wanted to put in hard work and grow a business, he just wanted someone else to do the work while he drank. He deserved it 100% lol.
@Nefaryus Drake yeah you get free drinks from a bar that just lost all of their employees in front of everyone while being told what a failure the owner is
@Nefaryus Drake yea my comment completely airplaned over your head 💀 don’t get how you get a sense of entitlement from that but gotcha bud
This is the best thing I've read all day. Thank you.
@Nefaryus Drake do you realize that open bar venue does not mean that the customer makes and serves their own drinks?
4- Alcoholism
3- Cheap
2 - Ego
1- Abusive
Fits each one perfect you hit it right on the nail
rayblack2004 you’re only making sense to yourself jaggoff
Well i'd say Jon has a massive ego himself and isn't exactly the most friendly or charming of people.
@@ColonelBragg working in business like he does he needs that ego.
@@alltheragegeorgepageakatheperv I have noticed almost every business owner I have ever met successful or otherwise is a massive douche bag with an ego the size of a mountain.
Matthew Overmyer, the guy at #1, was arrested in 2016 and plead guilty to two modified charges of assault with the intent to conduct sexual abuse. He served 90 days. Then he was arrested again in 2017 for failing to register as a sex offender. Good on Jon for seeing through this guys bs.
My main question is what is a underage girl doing in a bar..... 🤷🏻🤷🏻🤷🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
@@RandyDubin She probably wanted to have some fun with her friends, who knows.
@@RandyDubin No, that's not the main question, that's called victim blaming.
@@RandyDubin can’t blame mentally underdeveloped people for doing unreasonable things (most of the time), you CAN blame an adult for knowingly breaking the law
Crazy fact, that bar was in my hometown ,Omaha, Nebraska. Glad I never went there.
"He poisoned my staff against me"
No, sir, you did that yourself..
Said Anakin to Obi Wan
YOU WILL NOT TAKE THEM FROM ME!
If I am bar owner myself, I'll be happy to meet Jon and his crew of professionals.
@@SynVT_ was just about to say this
@@BlackDiamond2718 Your anger and your lust for power have already done that!
Taffer did a very smart thing not Rescuing that last bar.
Turns out the owner that kept screaming he was military, and constantly nagged on Jon for "yelling at his wife" is now a registered sex offender that did it while his wife was out of town.
2/2016 - O Face owner Matthew Overmyer was arrested for suspected sexual abuse of someone that supposedly worked at the bar. His wife was supposedly out of town at the time of the assault.
10/2016 - Matthew Overmyer plead guilty to the sexual assault charges and was ordered to spend 90 days in jail. He also has two years of probation following his sentence and will undergo a sex offender treatment program. A no contact order with the victim has been issued for five years. Matthew Overmyer also will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life and pay any restitution to the victim, should she seek counseling.
3/2017 - Matthew Overmyer was ordered to pay $4,640 in restitution to the victim, which was a lowered figure.
4/2017 - Matthew Overmyer went back to jail for failing to register as a sex offender.
Aaaand the Bar is now closed.
That guy is a creep!
I knew the bar closed but I didn't know the guy was a sexual predator. Jon was right to walk out of there.
Thanks for the updates
Dude was a mechanic in the Air Force lol talking about taking people out, what to a 3 course dinner at a 5 star restaurant
Omg
"We don't have a grand opening?" "You do." BEST. LINE. EVER. THE WOMAN DESERVED APPLAUSE AFTER THAT, DAYUM
@@dennisjohansen8490 Damn, bro, I just liked the quote. You don't gotta be a dick about it. Didn't think a stranger on youtube would offend you so much.
Dennis Johansen oh wow Dennis you’re so smart oooh did you put your big boy pants on when you wrote up that comment?
@@dennisjohansen8490 I hope you don't enjoy any fiction or your gonna be pissed fuckin idiot
That’s really how life goes 🤷🏿♀️
Or a mic drop.
#1 was probably the most justified decision Taffer ever made. Anyone who is willing to hurt their employees needs psychiatrict help and like he said, "I dont want to fix your bar and read about someone getting hurt in it a week later."
Notice the wife walked away as Jon told them the cold hard truth.
loll yet that bar is still open to this day
@@Reicrow1o'face? No, it had it's doors shut for years.
@@harrisonbetker2271 I live like 3 minutes away from O'face. It's still open, but the service is absolute shit and not many people go there anymore.
@@lookingsubmissiveandbreeda1512 are you sure it's still open?
I love this video. John isnt screaming in most of these. Hes quiet, and deliberate. The impending walkout and consequent failure of the owners is CRUSHING
The worst kind of insult involves the soft-spoken dispassionate words of someone who has completely given up on you.
The worst kind of insult involves the soft-spoken dispassionate words of someone who has completely given up on you.
Jon Taffer and Gordon Ramsay are the two men who are the most dangerous when they aren’t yelling.
I would love to see the two of them work together.
just came to say I love the profile pic.
That first owner was WASTED lmao
“Are you drunk?”
“No.......”
He was so pathetic throughout the whole episode. He still is today.
Jon Mah Gaaaawd!
The dude had issues way beyond Taffers abilities. He needs an AA program and a psychiatrist...
Lol so you just stumble regularly
I felt bad for the bar manager for dealing with this dude since she started. She has WAAAY more heart to the business than the owner did. I hope she found a better bartending jon today cuz she and her fellow coworkers deserved better.
you can't be an alcoholic and own a bar it's really that simple
MidknightTechReviews I think it’s the cardinal rule of any drug-related business: ‘don’t get high on your own supply’.
A good dealer will never use his own product.
Tell that to the owners of paddy’s pub
Why not alot of fat people own a mcdonalds and do well :D
True that. It's like being a coke dealer but also being a cokehead, it never works because the dealer always ends up getting fucked up by the plug and the dealer is always the one that no shows or tries to fuck you over by cutting it with baking soda or flour. Powdered sugar, whatever looks like it. Pretty bizarre comparison but you get the drift
That punk bar episode was great.
First he told a punk legend that he knows nothing about punk because he was wearing a sweater.
Then he tells a bar legend that he knows "fruity drinks" wouldnt be successful.
I genuinely question if he ever met anyone in the punk scene before cause those guys will literally be drinking capri suns and gogo squeezes.
I love that he says all that then is also standing there telling Jon to leave in a baseball cap and black tee that likely says Tap Out
What is the name of this bar? Does anyone know if they're still in business?
@@williamskellyl1 I think it was called the Blacklight District, it was on Season 4.
Oh and the kicker, he only made the call to Jon so he can get a kitchen installed in the building.
#4: The fact he claimed that Jon poisoned his staff is the truth. They finally understood that it was time to move on from a toxic environment, let alone a toxic owner, who didn’t even acknowledge the staff very well. And he coming to his own opening intoxicated was the last straw.
#3: Terry had the opportunity to regain his business but decided to be a cheapskate. The utter distraught his employees demonstrated was incomprehensible. I feel bad for the employees who worked with him for months and dealt with an atrocity of an owner.
#2: This owner was just about his ego. Whatever Jon tried to help, he somehow managed to shut it down.
#1: That one was just more infuriating. After that episode aired, the owner decided to fire the only security because he was siding with Jon.
"i don't quit jobs. I can't afford to." This is a very telling comment.. we withstand so much abuse because we feel like we have no other options.. heartbreaking.
They won’t even say they’ll quit and get unemployed benefits.
Most states have programs that will helped you find jobs just take a couple of hours a day when your not working to get a better job its hard and makes you feel bad especially if you can't get an interview lined up but it isn't impossible I've done it before
america
@C D Well yes they do but most other countries don't black list people who quit their jobs, in the US if you quit one job everyone knows it and won't hire you.
@@davidchristoffersen1404 So true! Especially, in a bar/restaurant setting. You'll be labeled unreliable or a flight risk
What hurts the most about the first one was that everything was done. The construction was completed and everything and he still showed up drunk.
Well the tv show is the big winner here. If it was a "boring" ending they couldnt use it again and again clips. The owner probably will still get more traffic from the tv show BUT those employees who walked out... I think at the end of the day the could be the losers because they quit their job. Lets hope for them they have a new and beter employer now.
Mark I don’t think the owner will really get that much traffic... if from the show, people will see how foolish he is. Not to mention the possibly time he’ll take to just get a full staff again.
@@Markuden Gordon Ramsey's name isn't the same as Jon though. Granted i get what you're saying; he'll still have increased business for some time because of the show alone albeit much less than Ramsey
@@hokus001 Sure much less then Ramsey but I can guarantee you that A LOT of people in the area will give them a second chance again or go for the first time. Its up to them to give a good impression. I think at first there might even come as many people as with Ramsey because word travels fast in small areas so it makes people curious. But with Ramsey people will almost put some restaurants on their bucket list to visit once inn their lives, I dont think thats the same with Taffer.
Mark Hey... so... you are actually an idiot.
Bar Rescue never let's me down. It's one of my favorite shows
It's One Of My Favorite Shows Too Jon Always Holds People Accountable For Their Actions
@@rebeccakesner9840 Jon is essential in keeping the booze flowing and the Babylonians on top! He would make a great ghetto president!
Us too. 😀💪
Mine too, the show traveled around from network to network too much and it makes it hard to identify the seasons. I'm waiting for the next season, this iwill be the second season 8 on prime.
@@drmayeda1930 I haven't watched all the newest season episodes but I watch them on slingtv. I notice a lot of them have misprint seasons or episodes and it's not just prime..it happens on discovery plus a lot too.
“You need a counselor not a bad professional” this man knows how to get people where it hurts lolol
I'm assuming you mean "bar professional" there
The wife is a coward on a whole other level for walking out when she heard that.
#1 was the best walk out. Turns out the owner got arrested for sexually abusing a woman in the bar.
Not surprising, just glad he got caught 🙊🙈🙉
@Alexander Freeman is it still going downhill
@Alexander Freeman yah true how are they still even open is my question
@Alexander Freeman who's the owner
@Alexander Freeman is it still owned by these crazy people??
Dude is in debt 160,000$ and he’s worried about fruity drinks 😂
Fedi Boi I believe he closed down last year
Those fruity drinks could have doubled that amount.
Yep. Toxic masculinity. He didnt like being "talked down" but really he was just making him realize just how bad he screwed up.
@@sadpotato3386 Lol troll
@@sillyseattlecat Just saying sad potato is a troll for those choice of words
That last one was so satisfying to see honestly. Any employer who treats his staff like that deserves to have his business burned to the ground. Jon gave it to him straight
8:15 Your bar Isn’t what’s wrong,
Your character Is what’s wrong.
👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻....👏🏻 😑
taffer running the bar + ramsey running the kitchen = 💰 💰 💰
Hoo boy that type of tag team would break an owner XD
They'll get into civil war.
I think Jon Taffer said that he would be interested in working with Gordon Ramsay on Twitter.
Joseph Morton that’d be a hell of a bar
dragon king leonides1527 gotta go through some tests before you become owner 🤣
I hope I can get to a point in life where I refer to 30k as "a few dollars."
And when that happens I hope to be the homeless man who asks you "can you spare a few dollars?"
Mr perfect I believe you will stay strong 💪 an I’ll be here hoping an praying the best for Mate
A man dumps an ungodly amount of money into a dive bar, all of a sudden has $30k to dump. 😂 I’ll watch pandas fly out of my ass.
Your name is righteous Mr.P.M, just like you.
@@DIBS-gs4tm Why me...
5:36 is probably the best line I’ve ever heard from any tv show host/certified awesome business owner
How could we ever forget the punk rock bar? Such a classic episode.
The fact that dollar store bootleg Patrick Stump over there failed at the single most basic tenant of punk culture (being kind) means he doesn't deserve a punk themed establishment. End of. Aesthetics, anger, anti-capitalism, music and radical politics are all part of it, but if it's not all in the service of kindness to your fellow humans, then you are doing punk wrong.
My belief is that if you threaten someone that you were in the military, you don't deserve to be in the military
Yeah, that was cringey.
He’s out of the military and he’s also a registered sex offender now
Has he got any proof he was, or was not kicked out. Because the amount of people who say they where in the military you would think by now everyone is.
HistoryFan476ad entirely true
People like him disgrace ALL of us who've served before him. That's why we have to fight against the stigma of being hot headed, & lose cannons. People like that last owner piece of garbage.
Jon had the right to walk out of those bars
One is an alcoholic
One is a cheapskate
One is just too negative about changes
And one is just plain abusive
I couldn't agree even more smh. I feel more sorry for the workers that worked for them the fact they being disrespected and taken for granted. I swear if I could go back in time to help them I would 100%
I remember Terry (Teri?). Me and dad joke about him all the time. First one I saw walk out on the show. He was awful, I hated every part of him being on the show
Should have said: "one was pigheaded."
On point👌
On point👌
Can't help someone who doesn't want to be helped. Trust me, I have been there. It's embarrassing, it's soul crushing, it's absolutely humiliating. Gotta be willing to say "I want help". It's not about need. We all need help. You have to want it more than anything in the world.
"punks have an edge...but they're not assholes!" Jon taffer.
One thing that infuriates me is how they call for a bar expert, John shows up, gives them advice and tries to save their business, then they fight him every step of the way… If my business was failing and I called him to help and he actually showed up, I would do whatever he told me to do. No questions asked. That’s common sense.
It's also lousy television. That's the dilemma for the producers.
Sense stopped being common years ago.
It shouldn't be that much of a surprise, though. Many of these bars are failing because of their owners' personalities.
They don't just find "regular" failing businesses. The businesses on these shows that are failing are often due to shitty owners. The shitty owners just want the show to put money in for makeovers and stuff (which they do for free). They don't actually want help or criticism. They want money and free advertisement.
@@mickeymouse12678 Some of them do, those are the ones that remained open.
#4: A man who couldn't let go of his vices.
#3: A man caught in his own web of lies.
#2: A guy who couldn't get out of his own head.
#1: A psychotic couple who had no place in the customer service industry.
#4 An alcoholic who needed help
#3 A scumbag who needed to go down
#2 A child who needed less responsibility
#1 A pair of rabid animals who needed to be put down
@@Matthew-cw3gn Much more blunt, but still very true.
Simple and yet straight to the point and full of facts!.. You can have all the opportunities in the world and still find a way to screw it all up especially when you have a problem with brain killing extra curricular activities.
Last guy is a sex offender
@@briiiibrii Scary that he's still not in jail and poses a threat right?.
"You need a counselor, not a bar professional." Oh that was too funny -
“Good luck on your corner” Lol violated that dude.
He's harshest when he's not yelling.
When men who usually yell go deathly quiet... THAT is the time you need to pay attention because shit is going to hit the fan! I grew up with men like that, so I know how serious that shit can get!
@BB Hoody"despite their anger" yeah I'm pretty sure that the anger would be considered the emotion. But keep breaking it down over there Dr Phil. It seems like you are great at talking in circles and going nowhere fast. Don't you 100% agree with my assessment?
Somehow that’s scarier.
When someone who is known to be very loud is quiet, then you reveal the true face of the person. No noise, no emotion...just the truth. Plus someone who does not have to yell to be heard is the biggest guy in the room.
@BB Hoody Taffer only yells to get his points across about people's problems and mistakes to get them to listen in order to get them to improve and change their ways. When he doesn't yell, he's basically giving up on whoever he tried to help because they've refused to change.
"I wanna learn how to run 36 bars from a ship in costa rica or something man"
Bro you need to learn how to actually manage 1 Bar before you can even think about that.
Sif Greyfang reminds me of that Guy Sebastian from Kitchen Nightmares S1. All about the idea of franchising his menu concept when his one restaurant was failing
he also need to learn how to poor a beer .. look at he's beer its 50% foam .. wtf
Young MC I just want a frozen pizza in every grocery store.
Ramsay: “you can’t even make one pizza correctly you fuckin doughnut”
He just wants all the perks of success without doing any of the hard work that gets you there. Like any drug alcohol is just as life/soul draining. And the only way to actually get better is to first except that you have a problem and he doesn't see it that way so until he does Ed's just gonna keep self destructing until there's nothing left to save. Seen it and lived it just with opiates but the difference is I now have my shit together and going on 4yrs sober this October.
hate to sound condesending
cuase im not but ? truth is with the right system
you can prob run 100 bars....from anywhere...
opposite is true,, if you dont have a good system,,, like the
people he helps,,
you stand right over them all day and the place will close,,
“I wanted the knowledge” 😂
God Jon has kept me entertained during lockdown I just love this man 😂
These owners don’t understand one simple fact: they need Jon, he doesn’t need them.
Exactly. Jon could be helping a bar owner who wants to change things and have a profitable bar, not an owner who can't see they're being too stupid to change how they've been acting.
But you gotta admit, these type of episodes pulls in the views
You are sooo right! I watched one episode where the owner was using Jon to get free renovation. I think it was No. 3 on this list.
trolzilalol fuck alllll the way out of here lol
David Mosca you knew what he meant.
“Im military. I will knock you out!” *throws girly slap then proceeds to tell others to do his dirty work*
Like most politicians
Sounds about right
@@auvorthegreat9448 so military general?
micro penis syndrome. pure and simple. hes one of those guys that has to let everyone know hes "alpha".... an alpha doesnt have to say anything
@@auvorthegreat9448 *SAVAGE 100*
The number two guy actually woke up and took Jon's advice. He completely changed his attitude and serves the 'fruity drinks' and now is going really well and is killing it.
This is a lie it’s closed since 2018
I'm just now getting hooked on this show after seeing it on Paramount+.
All I can say is you know you're really in a pickle when Jon gives up on you and walks away
The first bar looked so nice, too bad the owner couldn't get his act together
It's a shame a competent bar owner didn't make the owner an offer he couldn't refuse.
If he had been smart he would have sold the bar right then
@@bernardslaundry3879 ppl
He actually did sell the bar and a person bought it and it's the best bar in town😂
I love the table number concept. If I ever open a bar, I’m stealing that 😂
2:28 "Just can"t see eye to eye"
*eyes drunkenly drift apart*
He was..tapped out
*Eyes start looping around head*
Hence Tom Cruise (stumbles around) a few good men who couldn’t work with Jack Nicholson
His eyes can't see eye to eye either 🤣🤣🤣
"Can't see eye to eye"
WHICH EYE DO WE LOOK AT????
Larry is actually very emphatic and kind.
He just has no tolerance for bull shit.
The people at O Face fired the security guard after the episode, and he seemed to be the only sane employee there.
The security guard tried his best to get these idiots together, but it didn't go out well.
One thing I learned from Taffer, it doesn't matter if you don't like those fruity drinks, or the people that those drinks draw in, you are running a business. When you run a business, you aren't in it for friends, you are in it for money, because when the money runs out, your friends aren't far behind.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
In so many words, yes.
The other thing is to be aware of the surroundings. The "fruity" drinks are for more than one demographic. That's what Taffer knew. Regardless of race or gender, you will still want a good alcoholic drink. Just seemed like the owner in the 3rd clip was so narrow-minded and most likely homophobic that he couldn't see past his own faded vision on what makes a bar successful. And he'll lash out on those that will disparage him over the truth of the matter.
@@SouthJerseySam I dont know whats his problem, as i customer i would still prefer a pink girly drink with some fuel over that pisswasser americans call beer. Usually cocktails are very profitble and dont take much skill to mix either, if you want to improve. "if you cant manage a cocktail, howdo you wanna manage a kitchen" sums that guy up pretty well.
@@SouthJerseySam Nobody wants to just drink hard liquor or beer.
The drunk owner episode was the most satisfied episode ever knowing his employees quit and Jon refused to help
Not all of them did. Jess and Dalila came back to work for him (likely cause they either needed the job, money, or were juiced in) and they brought back the Hot P*ssy shot.
The way he poured his beer lmao
Dean D aka TheLaughingMann I mean they should have left him after jon left since the owner is just getting drunk everyday
what episode was this in? I stopped watching and trying to figure it out
Lol Delilah needed her job since she didnt really make it that long on Bad Girls Club lmao
ONLY 4??? Wow...he has more patience than most people on the Earth!
Gordon Ramsay walked out of 1 restaurant, but Taffer? He walked out of 4 bars, each with different problems and all 4 of them involve the owner in some way.
Some of the bars he "rescued" that failed after he left, I felt he should have also walked out of.
The third bar owner looks and acts like he has been stuck in his Early 90's Vanilla Ice worship phase.
Word to his mother! ha
“Write me a check for $30k”
“I asked him for a few dollars”
in the business world 30k is chump change
Lol I'm looking at space now to rent and there talk 7k a month for rent. That's one business expenses. Add merch and employees. That's and easy 13k-15k a month.
You also missed out on Taffers side of deal equalling 100k, so thats 70k profit for the owner in the form of the revamp.
@@richardflack1269 I think Taffer also mentioned that guys "other businesses." Owner was probably being cheap is my take
His whole problem was his refusal to put money into that bar in favour of funding his new bar even after Jon had already rescued him once before.
Jon needed to know he was invested in the bar, and he wasn't going to just piss away the 100k renovations.
“Punks have an edge but they’re not assholes”
Yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh about that... sometimes punks ARE assholes. Source: years of working with punks, playing in punk bands, and promoting punk shows.
@@owenwexler7214 but thats not because they’re punks, thats just cause they’re assholes, right?
@@fredfredburger1328 I don’t know what u are saying, but I can feel it in my bones that u said something seriously wrong
@@fredfredburger1328 okay, thats just messed up dude
Jon definitely hasn't been to some of the punk and hardcore shows I've been to. 🤣🤣🤣
"Punks have an edge but they're not assholes"
I'm stealing that!
Drunk Bar Owner: You turned them against me!
Obi-Jon: You have done that yourself!
Bar owner: "I ain't scared of you Jon. I'm tough!"
Jon: "But I'm Taffer".
That's very clever. Well done my friend.
That's some impressive word play XD
@@TheTinman1996 Tanks 🤪
@@RockingDyde You're welcome ^^
I'd be like, "I'm not you. I'm not some insecure p***y who needs people to be 'scared' of him. You're a f***ing joke. Grow up, stereotype."
I’d love to see Ramsay and Toffer work together.
Same
Wouldn't happen. Their egos would get in the way
I would vote for them both as President and Vice President, but gorden is not a natural born citizen. But would be fun watching them run the country.
That would be so epic!!
@@randyhooks1214 you are not wrong
At 9:40 the flippant attitude of Matt did not go unnoticed by me after Jon tells him he won't rescue the bar (O'Face in Iowa).
I like how even if the employees are idiots, he still takes their side over abusive owners. I love this man! We need more of these videos please.
We need a video on "The Top 5 Bars John Helped, & Are Still Going/Successful!".
There's one that's a prohibition themed one he did. They're super successful... They've opened multiple other locations following the same concept. That's one of the biggest successes to come from the show. Those guys weren't shitty owners they just didn't know what they were doing and they really took to what Taffer taught them. Just in case you were looking for a success story :)
@@kendrahouck984 isn't that the New Orleans bar?
@@BoykesR maybe? Lol. Ive never actually been, I just remember seeing a follow-up article like a year ago about how theyve been doing really well since the show.
@@kendrahouck984 I even believe they have been in one of the show's throwback shows
@@BoykesR it's called moonrunners
Good thing Jon didn't rescue O face, the owner was arrested for sexual assault not long after this episode aired.
Jon knew that place was a trainwreck waiting to happen.
Oh they knew before they showed up. Don't get me wrong, based on everything reported on that bar before and after they were every bit the scum bags they were portrayed as so no sympathy. But that episode was filmed not long after Gordon Ramsey walked out on his show. They wanted an episode where John would walk out and went to a bar they knew would give them an excuse, and then strung them along until they had enough footage before pulling out that video they had clearly been sitting on the whole time so he could walk out. Although it was funny when he asked if he changed the name would they cange it back, they clearly were fine with that and told him so and he was thrown for a loop expecting them not to, then tried to argue in circules to get them to say they would not change it, and they never would. Clearly he expected another Pirates Tavern fight with the name and read it wrong that they cared. But yeah, while I have no doubt they were set up with that episode, they by most accounts probably deserved it.
@@dantheman8103 Considering their laundry list of criminal activities at that place, yea, couldn't have happened to a nicer couple.
John hit the nail on the head in the end with O'Face
I needed to confirm, he walked out 4 times, not 2 like the last episode said,
He’s now walked out of 5 bars congratulations on a 97.5 percent rescue rate
which was the 5th one?
@@tarden132Hideaway's in season 9. He left because the owner was a terrible alcoholic and the staff refused to admit it, even though they did in commentary. So basically, they lied straight to Jon's face and he wasn't going to deal with them and walked away WITHOUT EVEN GOING THROUGH THE STRESS TEST. Yep, this bar may be worse than O'Face.
@@InkAndPoet ohh yeah i forgot about that one and they already ended up closing a few months after the episode
When I ran a bar, I sent any employee home if they were drunk. I only had to do it once.
Cody Peters have there been any problems with anyone getting drunk?
@@ugandaknuckles5691 apparently once
@@ugandaknuckles5691 Yeah, the boss went home and came back to work the following day haha
marco ynwa lol
I'm from northern Wisconsin and I thought that was the norm. I traveled to Minneapolis and by norm offered to buy the bartender a drink and the owner came up all pissed saying his employees don't drink on the job. I was like sorry every bar where I'm from lets their employees drink , it's considered normal to offer to buy them a drink.
"Every failing bar has a failing owner."
Word.
@Buck Fuddy Word
"I can't help someone that won't themselves." That's exactly what gordon ramsay said when he walked out Amy's Baking Company.
2:54, The thing John is not saying is that his is THE SECOND TIME he has saved this business that the owner DESTROYED, and that's why he Expects the owner to Chip In.
Don't let ANY of this distract you for the fact that John did a good job on the vines
The only times I've heard "We are not those people" come out of someone's mouth is when they're EXACTLY those people and can't admit it.
Swerdy5
Unfortunately, that’s pretty typical when it comes to individuals who can’t properly function emotionally. They have little to no self awareness, are remorseless, and take any criticism personally. It’s very difficult for someone like that to change and become a more functional member of society.
Except me man, im not like that. Im not like those people believe me man
@@akimi2003 Oh they know waht they are doing, the thing that's happening is is called delusion tho. Basically, they lie to themselves and minimize it in their own mind and it deludes their perception of reality. Psychologically speaking, the statement "that's not me" or " I'm not that type of person" is just not true of EVERY human being. Carl Jung, the father of modern psychology called this idea the Shadow. That we must be capable of accepting that we are all capable of doing terrible things and being evil - we are all capable, even the the most innocent seeming or looking person can harbor the thoughts of anger and disgust and hate for too long and not let them go and that ruminates itself into rage and then you start wanting to do something about it, like hurt the person that wronged you.
That's why especially in this online age where people are thrown out of society, cancelled by the masses all getting high on the Mob Mentality buzz it gives them to be apart of it, it's very important that at least some of us from this era carry on the concept of forgiveness. Forgiving others, forgiving yourself, forgiving humanity in general for being imperfect and capable of mistakes and of wrongs. If you can't get over your own internal drama machine, aka the ego, you'll be stuck there miserable and failing for your entire life. Those feelings that caused him to strike an employee and threaten to pay another 10 bucks more an hour to throw someone throw a window.
Those feelings took him over. Men's aggression is a tool that was evolved for war over many many millennia of struggle and needing a powerful internal feeling that gave them sudden motivation and focus to pick up a weapon and fight and even sacrifice their lives for their people. In combat it is very useful as source of energy and vigor, but in a day and age where that aggression is not being expressed properly because we live in generally peaceful times and war is fought at great range with great disconnection between us and our enemy... that emotion starts to come up over other things, smaller things, things that in the scale of everything it doesn't really matter, and doesn't have a proper exit and it can fester and boil up you have to exorcise those feelings on occasion, I recommend martial arts or a boxing gym. Just buying a punch bag is of great help to me personally in my own struggle with my anger issues and I'm a girl! D: My anger must be from a bloodline where the enemy tribe got to the cave and the women were the only thing left between the children and the invaders. >:D that's what I'd like to think hahaha. Gave me a little edge that comes out that I had to learn to check and monitor or else.
Professional fighters generally are some of the most calm people you will ever meet actually, not unlike military members they are "cool under pressure" - they aren't panicking or worried or freaking out or getting angry, they are taught instead to let go of those emotions in that moment and think but also rely on the muscle memory of their training to pull the actual trigger. Be cerebral. Tactical and Strategic. If you've ever been in a fight then you know what I'm talk about, that primal feeling we still have access to. But those people they experienced that adrenaline of combat and of the training for it so many many times and came out of it with clearer eyes really because it dulled that reality to slow itself down, to slow the adrenaline down through constant exposure. They see the things people fight about in society and can see that it isn't worth it due to perspective. I try to use that as a template to control myself, put myself in some kickboxxing and jiu jitsu classes, years later I have many belts and trophys but the most important thing I learned from it was simply being totally calm when something crazy was going on. You never know these days when it could help. :3 Anyways. yaeh.
And funny thing is, that same bar was shut down by the town itself. And the owner had a sex assault charge added too
@@DekkarJr This is a reason why I think some type of martial art and meditation should be mandatory in public schools. Both boys and girls need to learn how to control their emotions and their shadow self. It would be great for those that have a hard time controlling their feelings(anger, jealousy, etc) and would probably help those that repsress them(timid people) be more confident in problematic situations and confrontation. It would level the playing field when it comes to physical altercations, but most importantly shape the general public into people that take more pride in controlling themselves than striking out. Seeing some of the people/kids that grow up now without any from of self control is a public blight, and something both society, parents and schools should be ashamed of.
Gordan Ramsey walked out on 1 restaurant while Jon walked out many. This just tell that there are places even worst than Amy Baking Company.
Jon Taffer is literally the father these folks SHOULD HAVE had.
I need a “where are they now” with all of these 😂
Oh go look up the last one. The O Face bar boss later got arrested and registered as a sex offender.
@@luisisthenamelitn6978 that last one with the video looks fake tho, the close up shots and everythin
@@zeth8776 I mean his charges aren't fake so..
Terry’s bar is out of business and someone got shot in their parking lot Terry was an asshole
Lol they’re all gone
Jon dresses like an Italian mob don and I respect him for it
Only he's got legal intentions
He's Russian/Jewish tho, nothing Italian about him.
@@SlayerFan961 did you not read the comment I said he dresses like one not he is one
The O'Face episode was my very first episode and introduction to Bar Rescue and OH MY GOD! I was freaking horrified! Also "We are not those kind of people." U LEGIT SAW YOUR HUSBAND SLAP YOUR OWN EMPLOYEE IN FRONT OF U AND WAS EVEN BRIBING HIS OTHER EMPLOYEE TO THROW HIM OUT OF THE WINDOW AND U EVEN SAID TO YOUR FEMALE EMPLOYEE THAT SHE HAD IT COMING WHEN SHE GOT TACKLED TO THE GROUND AND EVEN DECIDED TO FIRE HER AND NOT YOUR TOXIC MANAGER AND U SAY THAT!? B**** HOW BLIND AND DEATH ARE U!?
8:00 The sudden anger there though.
The Old Face episode was the best. That place had zero management skills. All they do is sit around the office & get liquored up. That episode alone was savage. And Jon had every right to walk away.
The bar was actually called Oface. Jon was definitely correct not rescuing the bar since it has been found to have a run in with the cops. It involved Matt, the owner. He was arrested for sexual abuse to another woman in the bar. He was found guilty and had to pay restitution and register as a sex offender. He was then put in jail a second time because he never put in the sex offender charge. I’m so glad that Jon found out that the cops eventually got involved is wonderful. You go, Jon!!!
This episode is the Amy's Baking Company of Bar Rescue
@@ChaseMC215 True.
@@patriciaarold1270 Not to mention there were no less than two shootings that went down there.
I just watched this episode and honestly, i loved it for the drama, but I'm so fucking disgusted by the owner and his wife. Poor Syck and the other girl
The first one broke my heart a little. I have family members who are alcoholics, and I tell you now this guy won't change until he's about to lose everything or has already lost it. He's going to hate himself once he sobers up and then go right back to drinking. We have to want to change before we're able to.
Jon just walked out of a rescue a fifth time
This video needs a update.
@@jesfel14 And where would you rank Hideaway Bar?
@@kldeshesky Nobody will top O'Face anytime soon. i say around 2 becasue if enployees enable a failing person, then your business deserves to fail.
@@kldeshesky I think this is the first and ONLY bar rescue episode where there's NO stress test. Also I was blown away by them firing an employee for something that happened a week ago. Who does that? 🤦 There are some flashbacks to some of the previous walkouts which I thought was a nice touch. O face, and Second Base.
I don’t really count The Dugout as a “walk out” as he still renovated the bar but even as stated if it wasn’t around the time of the World Series he would have walked out.
5:13 “What are you f***ing talking about!!! You are so negative, You can’t see anything positive!!!”
I love John Taffer. He calls it out. John is a man of honor, courage and integrity.
He’s optimistic at first but a realist to the end. And realistic to boot. Total respect for a dude who goes through shot like this
Yes sir.
Ehhh, Taffer is no saint, but he's at least a professional.
And sheer fookin will!!
@@scottpeltier3977 Taffer can turn any clipjoint or dive into a first rate ghetto establishment. No drama here...!
What kills me the most with Oface is you could tell by watching Jon sit there in silence in his SUV before he walks in just how disappointed he was. He really wanted to help them but knew he couldn’t or that it wouldn’t matter if he remodeled the bar.
Who's here after Jon walked out the bar in last night's episode. Quickest walk out ever and this is probably the worst bar owner ever
Wtf? You think it's worse than slapping an employee, threatening that employee and then paying to have him thrown through a window?
That dugout episode.
Poor relative, you could see he was embarrassed. Like I feel you. I feel you.
I felt so bad for the employee from the last bar that got smacked by the owner then was threatened to be put through a window. How sad and pathetic of a person do you have to be. He was still working there too which absolutely blows my mind I would have been out of there and pressed charges just because he was an employer. So glad he didn’t save that bar they did not deserve the help.
$10 per hour raise isn't so great if you're in jail for assault and battery, premeditated on camera at that.
8/10 was an inside job yes it is
@@ryanmuro u have felled life if a simple 10$ AN HOUR matters over ur record, and if caught court fees restitution days off work if u still have a job...and 80$ a day is chump change,400$ week to risk what u have is iggnorant unlesse uve failed setting up yourself...then ye take that risk dumbass!
every time he talks, I can feel the blood pressure on his nerves trying to escape
'I want to know how to run 36 bars from a ship in Costa Rica or something'
When the bad guy is low key making sense
The O Face bar is no longer around they closed like 2 or 3 years later. And the owner is in jail.
That's what they get for being arrogant
Good.
Good riddance
Damn
@Beanie Cougat according to Yelp and reviews on it they say the bar is reported to be closed. But ideally I'd rather hear from a local to confirm.
Fruit drinks guy seems like the drinks will attract a certain group he doesn’t want in his bar
I get where he is coming from. I might even agree. However if you want to do buisness, you have to make concessions. You want to make money? Sling the "fruity drinks." Then you can afford to loose money on another bar project that attracts the clientele you want.
Yeah females!
@@40s9s3 FeeeEeeeeemaleS
Jose Gomez Becerra The irony is that when it closes, it’ll become a gay bar and the owner will make a fortune slinging fruity drinks!!!!!
@@davidthaler7018 Not a matter of _when_ it closes. Blacklight actually closed in July 2018 and from what I can google, the address is currently occupied by a place called "Supply and Demand" which is another bar/music venue but unlike Blacklight, it looks like a nice little place.
The simultaneous “I quit.” Made my jaw literally drop !
O Face was a lot like Amy's Baking Company. The show gave them publicity and they got more business. They were still failing but it didn't look as bad. If I was John I would have never let that episode air and let their bar fail miserably without notice.
"That's fucking low, man!"
No no no no no buddy. The way you treat your employees and other people in general? That's truly low.
And while I'm at it, your wife who you defend and enable to the bitter end, walked out on Jon when he said you both need a counselor is even lower, which is saying something.
So it wasn't Jon that fucked them over. They did that themselves.
Gordon Ramsay and Jon Taffer need to team up and go to a failing bar that also has a kitchen in the back.
It would be awesome if Jon got called to rescue a bar and grill and had Gordon Ramsay train the kitchen.
Or, not just a bar with a kitchen, but something that would get them both teaming up that someone needs both of them.
Your ego will destroy A.N.Y.T.H.I.N.G! Love that! ❤😂
I wish i could make up comebacks like Jon 😂
John had every right to walk out on these owners...
And so glad that he did
TBH, I wished that he would have walked away more frequently. He helped a lot of terrible owners and didn't seem to learn too much from it. My gripe is that these bar owners should really earn it and not just cash in on the free money and training Taffer provides. But what do I know? Perhaps Taffer still benefits from helping bars which inevitably close 2 years later?
It's amazing how many people don't realize the amount of detail and complexity is involved in running a bar/restaurant and are neither willing to learn nor willing to work 80 to 100 hours a week to get the business to a level where working 50 hours/week is sufficient.
Yeah in my 30 years experience in the restaurant and bar industry I've seen at least 15 go down. It was because some rich assholes thought he could buy a bar and hire manager and succeed!
that's why I'm not ever going to open a bar/restaurant, lol
Yes u are very right on it
People get into the bar business thinking it's gonna be a party,and they're gonna hook up every night (which is why they often hire the people they do...the bouncers and barbacks,etc are their "bros",and they try to create their own personal little harem behind the bar)
I devoted 36 years of my life to this environment 18 years old started as a busser worked my way up to the head chef took all the bruises
‘Good luck on your corner’ what a savage
I just spent 20 days in the hospital, I watched this show flipping through the channels. It was on 4 hours a day, I didn't miss a show.
We need an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philly, like a parody episode of it, but in the style of Bar Rescue. Where Jon Taffer tries to save Paddy's Pub but has a total mental breakdown.
Wow
You crazy SOB ( no disrespect )
You’re a genius
he did something like that for the bar from the show shameless it was like a 3 minute skit but it was funny
Brilliant
@@TheDeadlySaint6396 He did a funny sketch on Conan too, years ago. ua-cam.com/video/c76WuT-lFMw/v-deo.html
Gordon: So, how bad was your worst bar that you walked out of?
Jon: As bad as Amy's Baking Company.
“It’s one best concepts I’ve ever done & he totally f**ked It up.”
🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻✊🏻
8:28 Death knell sound