Azt
10th February 2014, 03:29
This came from the Associated Press. I will highlight what I think it is interesting here.
Three waitresses at an Illinois restaurant say they could only stare in disbelief when a woman over the weekend handed them each a $5,000 check, the Associated Press reported.
The owner of the Boone County Family Restaurant in Caledonia, Matt Nebiu, said business was slow Saturday when the customer handed checks to 25-year-old Amy Sabani, 23-year-old Sarah Seckinger and 28-year-old Amber Kariolich.
Sabani told the Rockford Register Star that she first thought her check was for $500. But on closer inspection she saw its actual value and refused to take it.
Sabani said the woman told the waitresses to use the money for school and “everything else in life.''
Seckinger says a last semester to earn her associate degree in criminal justice was too expensive, but she will now return to school.
For unexplained reasons, these extraordinary and huge tips have been taking place in numerous parts of the United States with the tippers often refusing to disclose their identities.
Now, question: Do you think the Elite giving away money can be a sign of something coming up in the near future? Can it be a remorse?, getting out of cash (which soon will have no real value anyway) or just simple good actions?
Three waitresses at an Illinois restaurant say they could only stare in disbelief when a woman over the weekend handed them each a $5,000 check, the Associated Press reported.
The owner of the Boone County Family Restaurant in Caledonia, Matt Nebiu, said business was slow Saturday when the customer handed checks to 25-year-old Amy Sabani, 23-year-old Sarah Seckinger and 28-year-old Amber Kariolich.
Sabani told the Rockford Register Star that she first thought her check was for $500. But on closer inspection she saw its actual value and refused to take it.
Sabani said the woman told the waitresses to use the money for school and “everything else in life.''
Seckinger says a last semester to earn her associate degree in criminal justice was too expensive, but she will now return to school.
For unexplained reasons, these extraordinary and huge tips have been taking place in numerous parts of the United States with the tippers often refusing to disclose their identities.
Now, question: Do you think the Elite giving away money can be a sign of something coming up in the near future? Can it be a remorse?, getting out of cash (which soon will have no real value anyway) or just simple good actions?