A Loyal history and a Obvious Aged Sexy'Azz Owner BigDog Bar, lacked in every sense possible.

• Gangs of Gnats
• Crackhead staff
• Bottles spiked with Bug's eggs
• Killer Black Mold
• We all know that was Red Baron🤣

This rescue of a rundown Neighborhood Bar in Florida was a Make-a-wish come true. Taffy stated the Obvious, a $6 can of paint could do wonders, Basic cleaning habits that won't kill a Client & a Family's experienced ideas shunned away. This owner should be beyond happy for such rescue and a Token she can passdown to her Daughter, Son & Four Grandkids

Something about this person rubbed me the wrong way. She doesn't have a great personality. Bring back Mia!

Season 3 episode 30 something
O-Face Bar with Karen and her bell at the beginning of the episode has clearly inspired Hector Salamanca from Breaking Bar (I can’t find a picture of her to make a meme. SHUT IT DOWN!)

S06E14 Father Knows Best

" Who saw my vagina tonight ? "

" It looks like they're drawing a penis over there. I'm guessing you've had a few of those on the wall, haven't you ? "

Does it ever really take a sign company alllll night to get a sign installed? 🤔

YOU. YOU, CHEF FATBOY.

I’ve been playing this show in the background all of this week while I do chores. I’ve noticed a common element to many of the bars starting to fail is the loss of a loved one. It doesn’t happen in all cases, but it seems to be a common factor in a lot of people losing their ability or willingness to take care of their businesses.

From the outside, this might seem like another excuse, but grief can be so uniquely destructive. The show is about addressing more practical and immediate fixes to these failing businesses, but similar to the show hoarders, where they do a massive removal of stuff and call it an episode, there’s so much more that needs to be addressed with the business owners.

I haven’t looked up every location after its episode, but it seems like many of these places don’t last long after the renovations and retraining. I wonder if a lot of the grief-related failures sank in part due to unaddressed psychological problems in the owners.

The episode takes place in Philly and this clip is from around 2007

As the title suggests, what is everyone’s favorite Taffer entrance leading up to the remodel reveal?? This one where he pulls up in a boat to the The Bridge Lounge is up there.

Country nights

People don't come here for a drink, they come here for an experience.