Jason Derulo Shocks Waiter With A $5K Tip: ‘You Just Paid For A Semester Of My College’
Jason Derulo is getting wide praise after leaving a tip of more than $5,000 for a waiter in Omaha, Nebraska. Jordan Schaffer, the waiter at Charleston’s Restaurant in Omaha, thanked the artist with a heartwarming video on TikTok.
“Hey Jason, thank you, you just paid for a semester of my college. I can’t say thank you enough,” Schaffer said in the video. “I hope you and your family have a wonderful time in Omaha, and I hope you see us again. Thank you so much.”
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