'Why do they think this ok?': Philadelphia server reaches for tip on table. The…
Server Kass (@kass.tingspell) has gone viral after discovering what a customer left for her alongside her tip.
A recent viral video by TikTok user kass.tingspells has sparked a significant online discussion among service industry professionals regarding the practice of leaving religious scripture as part of, or in place of, monetary tips. The video, uploaded on October 14, 2025, shows a waitress in a restaurant setting receiving a small tip enveloped within a pamphlet titled "Meet My Friend," which is typically a religious tract. The creator articulates a common sentiment felt by many servers, stating, "Like I appreciate it but it always makes me feel so bad to throw them away." This sentiment underscores the delicate position service workers often face when confronted with religious materials, feeling compelled to accept them while privately questioning their suitability as a form of gratuity. The video has quickly amassed over 1.6 million views, 201,700 likes, and nearly 10,000 comments, indicating a widespread and relatable experience across the service sector. Critics of the practice argue that it can be perceived as an unwelcome attempt at proselytizing rather than a genuine expression of appreciation for service, blurring the lines between personal beliefs and professional transactions.
Server Kass (@kass.tingspell) has gone viral after discovering what a customer left for her alongside her tip.
