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Server Gets $2,020 Tip At Annapolis Restaurant

A restaurant worker received a $2,020 tip before coronavirus restrictions take effect in Anne Arundel County.

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A server at Evelyn's received a $2,020 tip from a patron over the weekend and split it with another person on the shift, which the owner said was usual for the employees.
A server at Evelyn's received a $2,020 tip from a patron over the weekend and split it with another person on the shift, which the owner said was usual for the employees. (WJZ)

ANNAPOLIS, MD — A server in an Annapolis restaurant picked up a check last weekend to find a generous tip — of $2,020. The tip was left by a regular who always comes in and gets avocado toast with easy eggs on the top while reading a book, the owner said.

“This was completely flabbergasting to us,” said Brandon Stalker, owner of Evelyn’s Restaurant. The tip was left Saturday, the weekend before restaurants are set to be closed to regular dining due to new COVID restrictions in Anne Arundel County.

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