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Tonight on Nightclub Confidential...

So this is the last drive I'll ever make to the club.

How many more?

It's getting a little hard to control the mob right now.

You ready?

I'm ready to be done.

Now she's gonna finish being... at me.

There's so much more to life than working in a bar.

How'd you forget your truck?

You told me, take the last bus out.

I'm ready to leave now and not come back.

Great way to finish a weekend at Tequila.

Have a manager that's all pissy.

Unfortunately the end is near.

It's time to grow up.

We've had a miraculous run, many good times.

I wouldn't have done it any differently.

I've been here since the beginning

when it was absolutely amazing,

and for whatever reasons, it's dying off.

I'm sad to see the club coming to an end.

It's been like my second home and I'm not ready for it to close.

We weren't quite making enough money to really make it worthwhile to keep

and we've really decided to just let it go, put it for sale.

We've had a great run and it's been an amazing year,

and running the club alone was a great experience for me.

But I'm really tired, my patience has run out,

and it's just that time to close.

So if we have to close the doors, it's important we go out big,

and we need to have a banger like the old days.

We better go out with a banger, I think, and let's do it.

For our last big party, we're gonna throw a bush party.

1,500 students out the bush, we're gonna bus them all out

and throw the best party we've had all year.

We've got about 30 hours to turn this place from a horse corral

into a 20,000 square foot nightclub.

We start from scratch.

We build it, build a stage, we have to build a dance floor,

35-foot-long bars, bring in a sound system, food.

The trailer I want right there, with the beer and mix in it.

It's a massive party and a massive undertaking.

So we asked one of our most reliable staff members,

Aaron, to really help us on this last night.

I'm Aaron, bouncer, handyman, jack of all trades.

Just adrenaline rush.

You may not see me involved in as much stuff around here,

but I'm always in the background doing something.

You just didn't listen to instructions.

You didn't give me instructions.

The bottom line is listen, listen.

You take Simon and how stressed out Simon is,

and you times it by about three and you get Aaron.

Chunk and I, we've developed this love-hate relationship.

He loves to yell at me and I hate it.

He's real good at giving you disorganized lists

and then sitting back and watching everybody just explode.

Hi there, how are you?

Good, buddy. How are you?

Good, good, good.

We've got our big closing for summer party on the weekend

and I want you to throw down with Justin on Friday.

-This weekend's your last weekend? -Yeah.

Sounds great.

We're closing in to the last finale.

Chunk will be taking care of operations at the outdoor bash,

alongside a club party here that Layna and I are gonna man.

We'll bring all the boys out and throw a big banger on Friday.

Yeah, for sure. I'll spread the word.

Cool.

I have to make sure I have my DJs on board, my staff all set up,

and make sure I have my inventory and everything else in order.

Si, I'm in a situation where I gotta get these busses running

or we're not gonna be able to transport everybody

out to the bush party.

This is more of that vandalism I gotta try

and repair for the bush party.

Have to get this glass cleaned up, get some new windows ordered

and get them put in here, hopefully this week.

Well the black one had someone living in it.

I cleaned that, too.

They found a whole bunch of used needles in it.

They cut the battery cable, stole the batteries.

This is some of the stuff we find on our busses.

We gotta be careful when cleaning the busses out

'cause homeless people every once in a while

tend to use them as a place to sleep.

I don't get paid enough for this.

You fired one.

-She's belching smoke pretty heavy. -Really?

-It lives. -Yep.

I had so much fun today.

I am covered in diesel fuel and I'm greasy and oily.

All for the love of the bar.

But we will have busses, they'll be going.

Tequila's last night is coming up, combined with a massive bush party.

So, I'm just coming in to check inventory and see if paychecks are ready.

And we still got a whole lot of nothing.

There's practically no liquor in the club.

I'll double tell Simon anything that we do need

and hopefully it comes this weekend or we're screwed.

It's great that Chunk and Simon have decided to sell the bar,

but I really wish they would remember that it's not closed yet.

Oh, what is going on?

Tequila Nightclub.

Payroll hasn't been done.

We haven't been paid for probably two checks now.

Personally, like, I'm not gonna work for free.

I'm really just trying to get through the weekend

and end my time here on a good note.

-This weekend's your last weekend, hey? -Yeah.

You just didn't listen to instructions.

You didn't give me fucking instructions.

There's practically no liquor in the club.

Hopefully it comes this weekend or we're screwed.

For our finale, we're hosting a bush party.

It's our last party.

We take 1,600 students out to the bush.

We're all on time.

Staff are starting to arrive now,

so we'll wait for the busses to start pulling up

and should be chaos here by about 8:00.

Nobody gave me full instructions of what's going on.

It is getting stressful.

I've been going steady since early this morning.

Aaron's always a stress basket.

Aaron's always stressed out.

That beer tub's gotta get filled and a then bus tubs.

This should be the end of everything coming out.

I've got all the ice. I've got all the bus tubs.

I've got all the shots, so hopefully this is my last trip.

The beer's gonna go right there.

You just hand me a check

and this is for everyone who's drinking up beer,

I think that's Danny.

You never said, "No, it's not about me picking a beer."

So now I gotta make another trip back to the city

to pick up more stuff.

It's the last night.

The mob from the bush party is about to be passing through.

As I'm setting up the bar,

I notice that there's practically no liquor in the club.

Is this, like, everything?

We have another one of these, another Malibu.

We got Tequila and Malibu. Make your choice.

Simon, I'm sure hoping his SUV is stocked to the roof

because there's still nothing and I'm stressed.

Do you know where we might have a receipt book?

Layna.

You know what?

If you don't do it yourself, it's probably not gonna get done.

I don't think we have enough booze.

I don't give a...

We'll fight through.

Obviously I didn't bring more booze with me

because I wanted to get rid of everything that we had.

So it's just bringing people in and selling all that...

rather than worrying about if we have enough.

If we get a killer busy night,

they're gonna be drinking Malibu tonight.

You ready?

Tonight's the final night at Tequila's.

I don't think it'll ever open again.

So this is the last drive I'll ever make to the club.

I hope the bar does well tonight.

I hope there's no issues.

I hope that we can end this chapter of Tequila's in a good way.

Front door for your wristbands.

It's bush party night.

I got masses of kids showing up,

and it's my job to get them lined up,

onto the bus in orderly fashion

and get them shipped out to the bush.

Hey, people, the bus is leaving. I need you to load, please.

The night's going well, getting on the buses,

but the crowd is starting to amass and starting to pile up.

John, how many more?

We're running a little behind schedule.

Okay, come on out, people.

One, two, three, four.

Crowd's getting a little unruly.

The busses aren't running as fast as we wanted them to.

Tell them to move.

We had two break down, and one lost fourth and fifth gear.

So we've got a top speed of about 40 kilometers an hour.

Can I work M2 tonight?

-You wanna work M2 tonight? -Yeah.

It's the last night.

Can you work M1, too?

So after we get all the college people onto the busses

to go out to the bush party,

Layna confronts me to take the top M1 bar spot for herself.

I'd rather let you work kitchen.

Why would I want to work kitchen?

Fine, I'll work M1, I thought I'd ask.

I feel I've put a lot of time into Tequila

for managing, coming in early, putting in extra hours,

that for our last night I deserved to work

on the busy side of the bar.

I'll bite my tongue and whatever.

I can't believe you'd be a baby about this tonight.

That's like me on my last night

trying to make an extra 200 bucks and go, you know what, guys,

I'm bartending M2 tonight.

It's just frustrating when I really don't ask for much.

I'll make it, one more night.

Get on in here.

To Tequila!

-You mad at me? -No.

Are you gonna give me a hug?

No! Why?

Layna, she's really mad at me.

All right.

Great way to finish a weekend at Tequila.

The manager that's all pissy.

Like, Layna.

There's so much more to life than working in a bar,

so I'm ready to be done.

Now she's gonna finish off Tequila being off at me.

So, oh well.

It's going perfectly.

All the staff are pitching in really good.

We've got about 1,800 people here now.

We've had one bus problem, which we knew was gonna happen.

One bus is just a lemon.

Now we're starting to throw a good party.

So Aaron, for the years past, he's been our runner.

He's been the guy that runs and grabs us stuff during the night.

Not literally runs, he drives his truck.

I asked you, you never said anything, you walked away.

I don't have my keys to the drink.

I was like, "Aaron, we're out of tequila."

"Can you just go grab half a case of tequila?"

Run into Tequila and grab a half a case.

All I need is tequila.

I'm gonna take a quick look and I'll send you a text if there's something else.

And he looked at me and he didn't come out with his truck.

He came out on a bus.

He forgot his truck this time.

Literally forgot his truck.

-How'd you forget your truck? -You told me to take...

Seriously, of all the things you forgot, how did you forget your truck?

You told me, take the last bus out.

Those were your words. I took the last bus out.

Chunk gets very upset, yelling at me

about how I was supposed to have my own vehicle,

and that I have to go back and he doesn't care how.

He told me take a bus.

Now he's saying, "No, I told you to take your truck out."

I'm ready to leave now and not come back.

Are you ready?

There's practically no liquor in the club.

I'll bite my tongue and whatever.

Great way to finish a weekend at Tequila.

We're running low on tequila.

Can you go get tequila?

I asked you. You never said anything, you walked away.

Literally forgot his truck.

I'm ready to leave now and not come back.

We're completely out of tequila at the moment

so I gotta go get every bottle I can from the bar.

A lot of drunk disorderly people out there

causing a little bit of mayhem,

and I should actually be there helping control things.

Got two fights, one porter's been punched in the head.

Danny's losing his mind. They broke the fence.

Hello. Chunk.

Hi.

We've got a half a bottle of Tequila here, man.

Yeah, bring it all.

A half a bottle?

Okay, well just bring the half a bottle.

It's very frustrating sometimes having to do these errands,

because now when I got back to see him with what I've got,

he's just gonna get even more irate.

Everybody's loading out.

It's a really calm night and here comes stress basket.

Here we go. What's he gonna stress about now?

What're you stressing about?

Simon left bar. The only person there is Kevin.

He wants the doorman to come back. He wants me to come back.

Come the end of the night I was stressed

just from trying to keep everything operating smoothly.

Just run ragged all week.

It was starting to catch up to me.

I appreciate all you do, but don't over think things. Quit stressing.

I was on my way back to the club because Simon wanted me back there.

I was on the bus to go back.

Aaron's stress finally got to me a little bit,

but I wanted him to know that I appreciated his hard work

and everything he did those last couple days.

He really gave it his best.

Thanks, Aaron. Thanks for everything you did today.

Just so you know, I do appreciate it.

Just your lack of thinking when you haven't slept for a while,

just drives me bonkers, okay?

Okay, we ready?

Chunk drives me pretty hard and puts a lot of my shoulders.

And him coming up to me at the end of the night,

saying how much he appreciates me and stuff,

it makes me feel better.

Good night.

It's the end of the night and I decide a grudge isn't worth holding,

so I decide to drop it, have a good time,

and end on a good note like I wanted to.

We had a very good party.

It got a little out of hand with shirts being ripped off.

Overall it was a really fun night.

Let's call it a night.

I want to have some fun.

The real party ended up being at the bush party.

Not many people showed up,

but regardless, the staff's like family

and we're gonna have a good time

with people around us or not.

Let's shut the cameras off,

and let's have a drink, and let's have some fun.

I love you, guys.

So the club's for sale now

and it's time for us to get paid back,

you know, a few, a few of the loans we've done

and our original investment,

and get our money back out of the place

and start a new chapter.

With Tequila's closing, and, I'm rather sad.

I've been here a long time, it's like my second home.

And now I won't know what to do with myself.

My life's about to get pretty busy here.

Got a kid on the way,

and it'll probably keep me out of every nightclub in Saskatoon now.

I'm going back to school.

I'm studying occupational health and safety.

So I'm looking forward to graduating

and moving on to a career,

and putting these late nights behind me.

So I've been told I have to grow up

and move on in life and settle down.

I'm gonna miss this place.

We've had some pretty crazy parties, some amazing times.

I've met so many people.

And I wouldn't have done it any differently.

I'll never grow up.

I'm wanna be Simon the rest of my life, just a drunk.