A generous customer left a $ 2.000 tip in the oven

A generous customer gave a thick bourbon to an baker who decided to reward the employees who served him perfectly.

Workers at a Nebraska bakery were shocked when a customer whose order was just about $ 5 left them a $ 2.000 tip.

Preston Rath, an employee at The Omaha Bakery in Bellevue, said a customer ordered two sweet pies, which cost $ 5, and then wrote down the $ 2.000 receipt at the point where the customer is required to write down the tip.

"I told him 'This is wrong, you put a huge tip' and he in turn said, 'If you do not press OK on the machine, I will go myself and click OK'" the employee told KETV.

Omaha Bakery also posted photos of the receipt on Facebook. Do we learn to reward those who work hard and are kind to us?

Owner Michelle Kaiser later said the tip would be shared by bakery workers.

"He knew it was a difficult time with the pandemic. He knew that people were fighting in general. "He noticed that our staff worked very, very hard," he noted.

This act of a good and compassionate person makes us understand that humanity always wins and gives courage. Especially nowadays when everyday life is for most people very hard and difficult.

via: Enimerotiko