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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWis waiter surprised with $4,500 tip 2 days after receiving a homophobic message on a tip-less check
On Sunday, a customer received a $142.95 check after having dinner at a restaurant in Madison, Wis.
Even though the service was good, the customer decided not to leave a tip leaving a hateful message for the server, instead.
Service was good but we dont tip sinfull (sic) homosexuals, the customer wrote.
Two days later, Madison resident Eric Salzwedel went back to the same restaurant, requested that same waiter, and surprised him with the generous tip which was the result of collaboration of more than 200 strangers.
Salzwedel is one of the co-founders of Do Good Wisconsin, a local organization dedicated to helping local non-profits, organizations, and teachers continue to make an impact in their community by supporting their efforts.
He posted a photo of the two checks on social media, writing to the folks who felt it was necessary to write this hateful note and not tip
dont worry.
He added that about 250 people had pitched in to cover the tip for you.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/wis-waiter-surprised-with-4-500-tip-2-days-after-receiving-a-homophobic-message-on-a-tip-less-check/ar-AANvjBi?ocid=msedgntp
Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)Im guessing that the folks that wrote that charming message had no problem being served by a sinful homosexual, just the part about tipping the individual
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Homophobic Horses Behinds
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Chainfire
(17,519 posts)shame others because the are perceived to be different. These people, given the opportunity, would determine every aspect of your life, because they know what is best for you. They are the same kind of people who force others onto cattle cars for the trip to the oven. Their use of the term "sinful" implies that they are religious zealots.
It was not enough for the person to have the thoughts, but they felt that they had an obligation to try to hurt the server. Evil bastards.