Sort of off topic: Former UCONN, now NBA, star Andre Drummond's act of kindness

[EricLA]

Love stories like this. It's so great to hear about former UCONN players being great human beings...

Andre Drummond leaves $1,000 tip for waitress

 

[Kaizen]

Drummond, who is making more than $27 million this season, replied, "Thank you for being amazing!" and also thanked the restaurant for its hospitality.

When WNBA players can get even one tenth the pay?

 

[hoopsfan22]

Nice gesture. I can't drop $1000 tips like Andre, but I've been trying to at least get food from a local restaurant once a week.

 

[Cheddie]

Yep, Andre makes very good $. But he seems like a great guy, generous in this instance and in Middletown.

 

[Huskee11]

Some who got the stimulus checks of $1200 don’t really need it, it is a windfall. Many others are suffering right now not only from the terrible disease but also the horrible toll it has taken on the economy. Economy = people.

In one sense, we are all in this together. In another sense, not so much since some of us are merely inconvenienced while others are going through hell.

So to those of us who are getting through this ok, think about where that $1200 would do some good. Good job, Andre.

 

[AmeriConn]

Love stories like this. It's so great to hear about former UCONN players being great human beings...

Andre Drummond leaves $1,000 tip for waitress

Fantastic! Hooray for Andre Drummond. I'm so very happy for the waitress. The only bad news is, I live nearby the restaurant and I can not recommend it. Much better restaurants in Delray Beach just down the street on Atlantic Ave.

 

[Waquoit]

When WNBA players can get even one tenth the pay?

The problem is that don't bring in even a tenth of the money.