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Managers and owners: do your job and call a repair company before it gets this bad.
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Managers and owners: do your job and call a repair company before it gets this bad.

It is unsafe, terrible for your food and just fucking stupid to let it get this bad. This wasn’t some forgotten walk-in. This is only one of two freezers for a decent sized operation that has a lot of frozen product. Fortunately, the team refused to keep using it, so they finally made the call to get it fixed.

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Mexican - American Fusion gone very wrong

I’m not sure this is the smartest North American crossover food.

u/JDB-667 — 1 day ago

One of the most forgotten Bar Rescue episodes

I have a bunch of Bar Rescue episodes on the DVR to watch as filler when there's nothing on.

This morning I watched the episode where Jon went to LA Brew Company (for those who need a refresher, this is the one where Jon yelled at the cook for squishing a hamburger, and then the owner serving a raw hamburger, which caused Maria Menounos to throw up)

Jon ended up throwing a million dollars in renovations into the bar (one of the big things he did was put in was a brewing system so the bar could start brewing it's own beer, the bar never used it) and self service taps (which the owner disconnected)

Turns out this bar ended up failing miserably. Owner lost his liquor license and the bar ended up closing after just a few months.

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u/nickfromnorwood — 1 day ago

Embracing Autographs, Not Excuses.

Props to the user who mentioned this from his website. A little bit of Bar Rescue for my man cave. My lady was like, "Why did John Taffer send you something??" Now, I just need a frame for it.

u/joelmu — 2 days ago
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It Actually arrived!! 📬

Shoutout to whoever made the initial post about getting a free Taffer autograph. Honestly, I forgot I put the request in for one lol i submitted the request on the 2nd and it got here yesterday free of charge!

u/jr216_ — 2 days ago

Russell Davis: Aristocrat of the Common Man

Recently my wife and I were watching old Bar Rescue while cleaning and during one of the intros for Russell Davis the narrator called him "the Aristocrat of the Common Man". What the fuck does this mean? I feel like I'm loosing my mind.

My wife and I have not been able to stop referring to each other as the aristocrat of the common man... But does anyone know how he got this title, or if it is anything other then just Bar Rescue being Bar Rescue?

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u/Twelvecarpileup — 2 days ago
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American Truck Sim didn’t add O’Face in Council Bluffs. THIS IS WHY THEY’RE FAILING

u/SpikeTops — 3 days ago

Is it fair to extrapolate the Partender numbers to a test l year like they do?

I get that the numbers are bad for those few days, but can you really say that because of that they lost (or will lose) $100~300k in a year's time? I thought about that while watching last night.

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u/Dariwan — 3 days ago

When they have food... is it me, or does this number change during the show?

S9E3, people stay 54 minutes longer when they have food.

Any other values from other shows?

u/ziplock007 — 4 days ago

Jon would absolutely lose his mind over this.

This has been wall to wall around here (I'm from the Boston area) the last few days. The worker responsible for this actually just got arrested for making people sick (SHAME ON HIM! HOW DARE HE MAKE PEOPLE SICK!)

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u/nickfromnorwood — 4 days ago
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It emerged from our bathroom ceiling over 24 hours

Forgive me, but this is truly not not what I planned to encounter today…

We live in a condo and it emerged from the ceiling of our small bathroom over a short time span. I’m not actually sure whether it’s electrical wiring that looks biological or a fairytale-esque magic mushroom or something far more sinister.

If anyone could please look at the attached images and let me know what on earth I’m looking at or even the general category of such a thing I would greatly appreciate it!

u/Js987 — 8 days ago
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Sold the SAHM life, don’t think I’ll have more than 1. Future feels uncertain.

I have a very specific degree for what once was a well paying job. I did not love my job and was always aching for something different but my degree kept my options limited.

I met my husband, who is able to comfortably provide for us without my income. I wanted to have a few kids 3/4 and we decided I could stay home with them. I loved the idea - I love being home and homemaking. I had my son almost a year ago and he’s the light of my life. It is my biggest joy being with him everyday.

I had an easy delivery but I had severe postpartum preeclampsia. There carries a lot of risks if I were to have more children. I’m not sure if I want to take that risk nor do I want to physically go through that again.

I’ll still be in my early 30s when he’s ready for preschool. I thought I had the next 15 years of my life planned out raising my children. Now I don’t know what the future holds and it terrifies me. I try to stay present. But I know what’s waiting for me in 2-3 years. I can probably go back to the industry I was in, likely at a lower pay grade, but I’m sure I will still be unhappy. It feels like I should simultaneously be working on myself as well as taking care of my baby/toddler so that when the day comes where he goes to school I don’t feel so empty.

I’m also scared my marriage won’t survive not having more children. We shared this same vision for our life and now things are different. And that’s no fault to him, I don’t say that because I think he will leave me for not wanting/being able to have more children. But I feel like a fundamentally different person now and I’m not sure our two halves will meet in the middle again.

Hot dogs for dinner.

u/manattee_redux — 6 days ago