The biggest lesson I learned in the bar business is to focus on revenues. Dollars, not dimes. - Jon Taffer

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The woman who led [downed airmen] was named Andrée De Jongh and her story - one of heroism and peril and astounding courage - became the inspiration for my novel.

Jon Taffer

The biggest lesson I learned in the bar business is to focus on revenues. Dollars, not dimes.

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The best rescues of all leave a family in a better place.

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I've had a best-practices reputation in this industry for a long time. I don't know anything about those other apps, because in the bar space, there really are none.

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I don’t embrace excuses. I embrace solutions.

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Can I be cocky for a second? If I hit a home run 80 percent of the times, and you want to talk about the 20 times I miss swinging the bat, I’m okay with that.

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If you had a dime for every excuse you made, I wouldn't have to be here right now.

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