Coworkers makes $180 tip in 10 minutes.

[Lingering Grin]

This was all related to me after the fact.


This guy comes in with his wife. He's really cool, really down to earth and laid back... My coworker does his transaction and the guy hands him a $20 bill before walking away.

A little bit later, the guy has trouble on his lane (i work in a bowling alley), and my coworker goes out there to help him. The guy hands him another $5.

The guy comes up to the counter to buy more time for his lane, and goes to hand my coworker ANOTHER $20 bill. My coworker tells him "No really, you don't have to do that, this is what I get paid for."


The manager is helping someone out on the lane next to this customer and afterwards she ends up in a conversation with the guy. At the end, the guy hands HER a $20 bill... and she didn't even DO anything for him! Just talked!
(He insisted she take it)

Then as the guy is leaving he throws another $20 on the counter before walking out.

So far:

Coworker = $45
Manager = $20

As the guy is leaving he ends up in a conversation with one of the mechanics. By the end of it, the mechanic was up $180!! (One HUNDRED and EIGHTY)


Turns out... this guy is loaded. LITERALLY MADE OF MONEY! He's RICH, like $33,000,000 type of rich.

[Jbball]

Must be nice.

I had the founder of Michael's Craft stores always come up to my theatre. You would've never known though, as he dressed like a bum (literally, dirty shits and cotton shorts. I suppose it was to throw everyone off). He always had a roll of hundreds and twenties, but he never spread the wealth to us workers.


My sister just had a baby and went back to work part-time at her old restaurant. This family she's waited on quite a bit before giving birth came in and she handled their table. They ended up tipping her $100 on a $30 bill. Pretty sweet. Though, my sister does work in Southlake, Tx (one of the richest areas in Texas), so it wasn't that big of a surprise.

[Anakah]

There's this high roller who spends a ton of freaking money in our casino. He's a nice guy and never makes us feel like crap for not having as much money as he does.

One day we heard the slot people say what a wonderful tipper he was. We were like wtf? He has never given us a penny... We don't really complain about this guy since he's so pleasant. So, somehow it came to his attention that we don't split tips with the slot people. I bet slots told him this so they would make more.

Upon hearing this, the HR, tipped us a thousand dollars. I was like OMG! Best guy ever! We all share our tips in the cage so it was pretty sweet.

[Evil Queen]

Would he and his wife like an adult daughter?! Or someone just to throw toys and money at?!

I want a sugar daddy....