Went out tonight service sucked food sucked but there was a old woman greeting at the door and clean tables she had a mask on you could tell she couldn't breathe good she was better than anybody in the restaurant tipped her a hundo she gave me a hug and cried she deserved it she was way better than the Young's

Wonderful gesture plumbcrazy, I knew you were good folk.

Good on you sir! Karma + points.

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Put your money where you want it and good for her Service is a thang from the past Lord

well done sir !!!! Possibly helped her in ways we couldn't begin to imagine .
One time there was a homeless woman , with a young son ( 4 or 5 ) , she was pregnant . They came into the restaurant my wife and I were eating breakfast . The manager told her they couldn't eat inside but that he would give them a take out meal for both of them . She sat outside , both ate their meal like they were starving then walked away . When we were leaving , I didn't see them around the parking lot . When I got home , I had that " feeling " in my gut --- telling me to do something . I had a huge jar full of coins , be putting away for years --- probably a couple hundred dollars easy . I took the jar , jumped in the truck and went back to the parking lot , finally found them in a far off corner , the mom was crying , the little boy looked lost . I get out of the truck , walk over to them both and give them the jar full of coins . Told them they could cash them at the bank and hoped it would help . I almost NEVER give money to homeless , especially if it's an able bodied man . But the look on their faces when I gave them the jar --- almost crushed me . That was 10 year ago and I still think of it often .

When I learned how to tip I STARTED GETTING FREE BEERS

Good on you my friend. God will bless you back!

Very well done Sir! That gesture helped her more ways than we could know.

Very nice of you.

well done SIR

I tip the same way for who did the service not who waited the table. You hope it’s the same person

Good Job!!!

That is awesome to recognize someone in the industry that typically does not get recognized. I tipped the girl at Rosa's that worked in the kitchen and was getting orders out. She greeted every single person that came to pick up their food, helped an elderly person get their food to their table, was training staff all the while smiling and sweating her butt off. I walked up, shook her hand (with a $20) and thanked her for just being awesome.

That’s awesome. I think some folks can use a lift every once in a while. Back when I was young, trying to get started in life, I got a boost from my mom. I was way too proud to ask for a penny, but she knew I was struggling just to stay afloat. She just handed me a check and said spend it.

This person you tipped, probably thinks of you as an angel.