I read this and of course thought,"what a great thing", then I started wondering about how many huge outrageous tips some servers musta received over the years from some lucky gamblers.
Either way, very cool story and I think it's great to see it still going on.
"On Wednesday night, Seth Collins of Lexington, Ky., did just that, leaving a $500 tip for a Friendly's waitress in Springfield, Vt. It's part of a nationwide tour that Collins is carrying out in the name of his brother, who died in July 2012 at the age of 30....In his will, Aaron Collins asked his family to give his money to people in need. His cause of death is still unknown, according to the newspaper. Through his family, he's given away 81 tips throughout the Midwest, Pacific and Mountain West regions and is now in New England."
https://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-odd/20131205/US-Big-Tip-Trip/
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Either way, very cool story and I think it's great to see it still going on.
"On Wednesday night, Seth Collins of Lexington, Ky., did just that, leaving a $500 tip for a Friendly's waitress in Springfield, Vt. It's part of a nationwide tour that Collins is carrying out in the name of his brother, who died in July 2012 at the age of 30....In his will, Aaron Collins asked his family to give his money to people in need. His cause of death is still unknown, according to the newspaper. Through his family, he's given away 81 tips throughout the Midwest, Pacific and Mountain West regions and is now in New England."
https://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-odd/20131205/US-Big-Tip-Trip/
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