“a Lousy Bar Owner, an Even Worse Drunk” - Back to the bar – bar rescue, season 4

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- His attitude is what's gonna kill his future. - No, it's not. When I came to Dirty Rooster, you had two partners. - What were they're names? - Scott and Steve. Steve was a friend of yours for most of your life, correct? Steve got ( bleep ) out of $40,000. Scott was in for $25,000. And at the end of the episode, Scott looked at me and said, I wanna stay in. - Did he stay in? - No. Him and I can't see eye-to-eye on absolutely anything. Did he get his money back? He didn't get all his money back. He bailed for a lot less. He bailed and ran like hell. Do you blame him? ( audience members ) No. Here's why. Look at this. Rob: A lot of times they call me George Thorogood, cause I drink alone. ( laughs ) Jon: Over the course of just a few hours filming with Rob, what he didn't know is that we were rolling the cameras every time he had a drink. Not surprisingly, by 6:30 p.m., he was flat-drunk in front of customers and right back to his old ways. Hey, Rob, I have your shots! woman: Shots, shots, shots, shots! Cheers. To our girls night. - To the girl's night. - Woo. I wouldn't really know that Rob was the owner because he definitely drinks like he's a customer. ( laughs ) Somebody better be buying me the next one, that's all I got to say. Jon really missed the mark when he says that I was wrong for drinking at my own bar. I actually get phone calls if I'm not here by nine o'clock. People are looking for me. They come here to see me. I am the life of the party. ( cheering ) It's pretty nuts here. He promised Jon and I that he would never drink in this establishment again. And here he is back to his old ways. Shots, shots, shots, shots! ( woman cheers ) - ( audience boos ) - Big ego, small wallet. We proved you're not making money, we showed that your food sucks. Your two partners have bailed on you. How do you justify your drinking now? I party at my bar, Jon. If you're gonna go out and have fun, go to the funnest place. That's my place. You see, this is what makes you an ***. If you made money in your bar, you could party anywhere. Lousy bar owner, even a worse drunk. Rob, for your business' sake, you have to learn to drink responsibly. Verdict? Complete failure, Rob. No, I don't believe that. You're a good guy, but you are one ( bleep ) bar owner, Rob. - Let's hear it for him. - ( applause )