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Jon heads to Palm Desert, CA to help rescue a 20-year-old bar, that has failed to ever make a profit, while navigating a complicated web of relationships.
Jon heads to Palm Desert, CA to help rescue a 20-year-old bar, that has failed to ever make a profit, while navigating a complicated web of relationships.
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Bar Rescue
S6, EP29 "Twerking 9 to 5"A twerking, drinking, fighting staff threatens a once-thriving bar, leaving Ashley and Robert Gaddy's future at a crossroads.
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S10, EP12 "Havana Rough Time"Facing a challenge in Powder Springs, Ga.,: a Cuban-themed cigar bar rendered illegal by a city-wide smoking ban; the owners are now in deep debt and weeks from closing.
Bar Rescue
S10, EP11 "Hair of the Big Dog"Jon Taffer heads to Mt. Dora, Fla., to rescue a failing bar where an owner struggles to run her business alone after the passing of her partner; while her daughter and son-in-law offer to help, she is unwilling to accept their ideas.
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S10, EP10 "Broken Chains of Command"In DeBary, Fla., Jon Taffer embarks on a rescue mission; he's lending his expertise to a local VFW post, a cherished community hub for veterans, that finds itself on the brink of permanent closure due to a severe leadership crisis.
Bar Rescue
S10, EP9 "615 Reasons to Fail"In Murfreesboro, Tenn., Jon Taffer must save a bar from failure; the problem stems from the owner's choice to have her boyfriend, a man with absolutely no professional skills or prior experience, manage the entire business operation.
