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A pair of waitresses at a New York City steak house have proof that good service pays off--a customer left them a plate full of money in his will.
A pair of waitresses at a New York City steak house have proof that good service pays off.
Billed as the world's wealthiest Asian-art collector, Robert "King of Ming" Ellsworth, left his two favorite waitresses a plateful of money in his will – a final $50,000 tip, to be exact.
Though Ellsworth was a regular customer for decades, the 85-year-old didn't know the last names of Donohue-Peters and her 28-year-old niece. So in his will, he simply referred to them as "Maureen at Donohue's" and "Maureen-at-Donohue's Niece Maureen."
The money shocked them both.
"I just couldn't believe it," Donohue-Peters, 53, told the New York Post. "Ellsworth was more than just a customer."
(READ more at the New York Post)
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