In Scranton, Pennsylvania, a restaurant is taking legal action against a customer after he left a $3,000 tip on a $13 bill, only for it to be discovered as fraudulent. Alfredo’s Pizza server, Mariana Lambert, initially responded to the tip by saying, “It really meant a lot to me because everyone’s going through stuff. It really touched my heart.” The restaurant believed the act of kindness was part of an Instagram movement, but later found out it was a hoax.
Generosity is on the Rise
Pexels
A movement called “Tips for Jesus” started in 2014, encouraging acts of generosity. Despite its name, the movement isn’t tied to any religion; it’s simply about spreading kindness. The origins of this trend are still unclear, but the idea is that diners leave exceptionally large tips, sometimes hundreds of times more than the usual 20% for good service. This has led to some servers receiving several hundred to a few thousand dollars on bills as low as $50.
CONTINUE READING ON THE NEXT PAGE Advertisement:
Five-Cheese Baked Macaroni and Cheese recipe
Co-host of ‘The View’ triggers Matthew McConaughey, his reply is very unexpected
With the help of Pink, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow, Rob Halford, and Annie Lennox, Dolly Parton delivers a victorious performance of “Jolene.”
Breaking News: Bill Maher confronts Tim Walz on TV: ‘You’re such a disappointment’.
The Surprise Birthday That No One Expected
This Simple Trick for Cleaning Bathroom Tiles is 100 Times More Powerful Than Chlorine
