Waitress shares VERY ‘creepy’ note scrawled on a receipt by a male customer who left her a $1,000 tip and asked her to ‘call him’ after complimenting her nipples
- Unnamed diner believed to be a man from the US called himself ‘The Master’
- Left the generous service charge after his bill came to $128.89, but with note
- Customer wrote: ‘Beautiful nipples princess’ followed by ‘call me’ with number
A waitress has shared the ‘creepy’ note left behind by a customer who left her a $1,000 tip.
The unnamed diner, believed to be a man from the US who called himself ‘The Master’, left the generous service charge after his bill came to $128.89.
But while the tip is likely to have thrilled many people working in the service industry, the message scrawled on the receipt would have been less welcome.
The customer wrote in black pen: ‘Beautiful nipples princess’ followed by ‘call me’ in capital letters.
A waitress has shared the ‘creepy’ note left behind by a customer who left her a $1,000 tip
The bottom of the bill revealed the establishment is called Moonshadows, though it’s not known if it’s the upmarket eatery on the coast in Malibu, or another that shares the same name.
A photo of the receipt was shared to Reddit this week, accompanied by the caption ‘yikes’, with the customer’s phone number blocked out.
It featured on the All Things Trashy forum which plays host to ‘trashy glamour, all things fake, plastic, and downright trashy, low-class, no-class, white trash, bimbos, and damn proud’.
Many users expressed sympathy for the waitress who received it, with one male Redditor commenting: ‘I would feel so grimy receiving this message.’
Many users expressed sympathy for the waitress who received it, with one male Redditor commenting: ‘I would feel so grimy receiving this message’
Another wrote: ‘This makes me want to die. Thanks,’ while several called it out as ‘harassment’ and urged the woman to throw the receipt away.
Though some ‘shamefully’ admitted they wouldn’t mind receiving such a note given it was accompanied by $1,000.
One remarked: ‘As creepy as this is, if it were me I’d be flattered. Compliment and a fat tip. Still not calling though.’
Several others suggested the annotated receipt was a fake, pointing out it was the customer copy and not the vendor’s, meaning it could have been added after the bill was processed.