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Bar Rescue Season 7 Episode 13
Jon heads to the Silver Dollar in Chula Vista, CA, where the unresolved tensions between the father and son owners have led to operational issues and neglect.
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Serie: Bar Rescue
Episode Title: A Silver Dollar Saved Is a Silver Dollar Earned
Air Date: 2020-06-07
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