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An apathetic owner would rather vape in the corner than engage with the customers at her own bar; can Taffer turn the situation around before the entire business goes up in smoke?
An apathetic owner would rather vape in the corner than engage with the customers at her own bar; can Taffer turn the situation around before the entire business goes up in smoke?
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