- Savannah Kendall, from North Carolina, posted a video as she wrote on a receipt
- She gave a tip of two cents and wrote an angry message instead of her signature
- But people in the responses made her decision instead of supporting it
A jealous woman was closed after she had unveiled the ridiculously small reason that she only left a waiter a tip of two cents.
Savannah Kendall, who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, posted a video of 17 seconds on Tiktok while she wrote on a receipt at Maui Brewing Company Kailua in Kailua, Hawaii.
The bill was $ 40.21 and she placed '$ 0' where the tip should be.
When she wrote in total, she placed $ 40.23-per accident a tip of two cents to the account in a mathematical error.
Savannah went one step further when writing her signature.
Instead of signing her name, the angry woman wrote. “Don't call my husband sweetheart.”
She emphasized her point by aggressively underline 'sweetheart'.
The content maker also showed off with her two cents tip by choosing the song 'Got Your Money' by Ol 'Dirty Bastard to play on her video.
Savannah Kendall, who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, posted a video as she wrote on a receipt in Hawaii
The angry woman left a tip of two cents and wrote a message to the waitress instead of her signature
The video of Savannah quickly went viral with more than 10.5 million views, 411,000 likes and almost 7,000 comments.
But users in the comments did not find the act funny and quickly brought the maker to blast.
'Uncertain and broke. Choose a struggle, “they wrote.
“Just say you're broke,” said a second.
“Corny Lame Boooo Tomato Tomato,” wrote another.
In response to her mathematics error, a user wrote: “Inscretable, broke and can't do math ???”
A second said: 'I would expect someone who cannot correctly add them to their total to act like that. Brak and cannot do math. '
Another sarcastic commented: “Oh girl, get therapy, it's not that deep sweetheart.”
The couple ate at Maui Brewing Company Kailua in Kailua, Hawaii, (photo) when the situation took place
One user even acknowledged that the video of Savannah failed a counterproductive.
“This is not the commentary she wanted,” they wrote.
Another laughed when she realized that she wrote her puncture on customer copy instead of the seller's copy.
Despite the sea of ​​criticism, Savannah had a few people by her side.
“I don't know why we hate, this is too real,” someone noted.
“Why is everyone so angry? I respect this, “said another.
