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50 Celebrities That Lived Up To Their Reputation Or Failed Miserably, As Per Waiters
Interview
“I’ll have the chicken caesar salad and an unsweetened iced tea. And if you ask for my autograph or to take a photo with me, you won’t be getting a tip at all.”
Being a server is stressful enough as it is, but noticing a celebrity seated in your section adds a whole new element of anxiety. Will they be rude? Will I get a great tip if I provide excellent service? Will they ever come back here?
Servers of Reddit have recently been sharing their best, worst and most memorable celebrity customers, so we’ve gathered their juiciest tales down below. Enjoy reading these stories and living vicariously through some of these waiters, and be sure to upvote the experiences you find most amusing!
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#1
Did a catering job for Dolly Parton. She is such a lovely woman. She is upbeat so nice and just all-around good person. She’s so tiny. I just loved her. She is nice to everyone. She was promoting reading for children in Washington state.
#2
Jeff Goldblum came into the restaurant when I was server. Came in about 8 times over a span of 2 months (was in town for filming).
He was so kind and friendly, and tipped everyone fat as f**k. It was glorious.
To learn more about how this conversation started in the first place, we reached out to Reddit user Basic-Importance-680 to hear what inspired her to pose the question, "Have you ever had a celebrity come to your work?"
"What inspired me to start the conversation was to share my story about working at McDonald’s, even though I’ve never worked in a restaurant," she told Bored Panda. "I wanted to work in a restaurant, but I never got hired. I wanted to make conversation with people."
In her post, the OP shared that 6ix9ine would frequent the McDonald's she worked at. "He always ordered a bunch of food and asked for free stuff, which we refused," she noted. "Once, I was giving him his change back, it was $10, and he handed it back to me asking for a different $10 bill because it looked all ripped up. We all acted like he was a regular person when he saw us."
#3
I’ve waited on Prince and LeBron and Tiger Woods.
LeBron doesn’t tip and was needy. He was a lot younger then though so maybe he’s better now.
Tiger was a good tipper, polite, etc. Just a normal customer type interaction. No entitlement or special treatment needed.
Prince. Prince had bodyguards and I was shocked at how small he was and how he could walk in his platform shoes. His handlers ordered everything for him and he didn’t speak. They ordered way too much food, treating entrees as samplers. He didn’t even make eye contact, until the end that is, when he cocked his head slightly, looked at me with a looking-into-your-soul look and gave a slight head nod. ‘Wassup, I’m Prince and you’re alright.’ Left a massive tip.
iseefractals 1 year ago
Worked in the kitchen at an outback steakhouse in the akron area back in the day when i was about 18/19 years old. Right after Lebron was signed, he came in with a huge party of family and friends, they stayed for a couple hours, ran up a massive bill and after the check was paid he went around to everyone working and handed out $200 cash tips and thanking everyone and apologizing for those in his group that were a bit too loud as he explained they were celebrating....as if everyone didn't know exactly who he was.
unfilteredCigarette73 1 year ago
I'm from Minneapolis, I probably would have had a stroke
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RosenCranzLives 1 year ago
Prince was aptly named. He was a real Prince, imho. Like in the magic books and stuff. :)
Catlady6000 1 year ago (edited)
Every interview I saw with him, and there weren't many, he either rambled on, not making a whole lot of sense, or said maybe one word responses. One interview it was mostly nods or maybe holding up fingers for how long he had been singing. Definitely not confident with speaking in or before the public
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#4
I've met lots of celebrities, one of the most memorable was comedian Hannibal Buress. He came to the host stand at my restaurant and the hostess said "you look familiar, are you on TV?" And without missing a beat he says " I was on 'to catch a predator' but I'm better now" 🤣🤣🤣
Basic-Importance-680 says she was surprised her post received so many comments. "I was not expecting that much attention," she admitted. "Some of the responses surprised me, especially the celebrities that I know by name, and it was so nice to hear people share their stories."
But she did note that none of the stories changed her existing opinions on these celebs. "Most of the celebrities I knew from the comments had positive reactions from the person telling the story," the OP added.
#5
Years ago I worked in a bakery in Aspen Colorado.... typical breads/pastries/doughnuts in the morning, and deli/sandwiches in the afternoon place. Very "local friendly". One of our counter girls was named Andi. She was a tall mountain-type kid with a sweet disposition.
One morning when Andi was on the register Robert Redford stopped in and asked for 'A dozen loaves of bread'. Andi was understandably a bit flustered, and answered, "Is that for here, or to go?" Redford was very kind, and clarified for her.
As he walked out the door, Andi fell back against the bread rack and sank to the floor with her face in her hands muttering, "...for here or to go? for here or to go?...". It took her days to get over it.
#6
When I was in high school I met Yoko Ono standing in line at a deli in Brooklyn, and had no idea who she was. I’d’ve expected Yoko Ono would have had “people” who did stuff like that for her. We really hit it off in line while we waited for our numbers to be called. She was fun!
She asked where I was going and if I needed a lift. I declined, explaining how I loved walking up Smith St. and people watching. My number was called and as I was picking out my stuff, I heard a worker say, “Miss Ono, welcome— this is an honor!” I realized my new friend was Yoko and I had turned down a ride.
She was awesome—friendly, engaging, humble and kind to me, in spite of our big age difference, and her immense fame.
We said goodbyes and when I walked out of the shop there was a limo with a driver waiting at the curb. “My” ride…. ugh.
We were also curious if there were any specific celebrities that the OP would be interested in encountering. "I would love to meet Gordon Ramsey," she shared. "I love watching his shows, and I follow him all over social media. I want to learn to cook like he does, and he has inspired me to take some recipes from social media and blogs and learn."
#7
YES!!! Gordon Ramsey came to my work and he was so nice. Literally just the best. I’m not joking, it was for his show uncharted when he came to alaska.
StrangeOne 1 year ago
Yeah, I hear his tough, angry persona is a character he plays for the camera but he's not like that in real life. Like, I'm sure if you really p**s him off he'll get that angry. But he's just normally a chill guy who happens to be super passionate about his career.
#8
Chris Cornell used to come to my espresso stand up the street from his practice space in the late 90s. Couldn't have been more of a gentleman. Used to bring his mom and her dogs sometimes. He was a sweet dude.
Basic-Importance-680 also finds celebrities who don’t tip or who are rude to servers to be very entitled. "They think because they are well known that their presence is enough of a tip," she told Bored Panda. "The servers live off of tips, and even though the employers should be the one to raise their wages, it’s always considerate to tip when receiving any service you enjoy."
"They are regular customers just like anyone else and have to treat those who are serving them with respect," the OP continued. "If they want respect, they have to give it. Respect is not just handed away. I’m sure they would get a lot of backlash if the stories were all over the news."
#9
Gave Kurt Russel a club sandwich. He said, "thank you" and I said, "no, thank you". He smiled back and was like, "Alright". In like a happy surfer way. It took everything I had to not chat him up. Escape from New York and the thing are like my favorite movies.
#10
Ed O’Neil came back in town to see his mom. He was so f*****g cool. This was before cell phones but he tipped VERY well and signed autographs. It was also before Modern Family.
"I hope that everyone who read the post or commented enjoyed sharing their stories and having a conversation with new people," the OP added. "It was a lot of fun to interact with new people and hear things you don’t usually hear on a daily basis."
#11
From when I worked in a 3 Michelin Star restaurant.
Lady Gaga - came in wearing slacks and an understated button-down shirt. Reservation simply said “Stephanie G.” She dined with either her agent or publicist. Both were very low-key and polite. Seemed like a business meeting.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds- warm and polite. Friendly to everyone and went out of their way to greet people but without making a big deal or disturbing anyone else’s experience.
Cheech Marin - super low-key, very straight-faced and proper. Polite.
The band Anthrax- bought out our private events room. Super loud and boisterous but completely friendly. Stayed for hours after close. Smoked a huge joint with me, another server, and a couple of the kitchen guys in the alley afterwards.
The band Kings of Leon- absolute douchebags. Treated the staff like we were peasants.
John Cusack- a total barbarian. Put his muddy boots up on the table and spent 3 hours drinking tea. Did not tip.
Joan Cusack- came in with her family. The opposite of her brother in every way. Absolutely lovely woman. Treated each of us like we were the VIP’s.
Zac Effron- a kinda douchey but tipped well. Came in with a big entourage, some of whom were nice, some of whom were total goons.
Anthony Bourdain- I just about s**t my pants when they seated him in my section. He was there with a producer for a business lunch. Very low-key, polite. RIP My King.
Colleen Glim 1 year ago
RIP Anthony Bourdain. I was gutted to hear of your death. DEPRESSION LIES!!!
#12
I’ve had multiple celebrities come into my old job, where I was a host, so my encounters with them were generally brief, as I did not serve them.
Drew Barrymore was by far the nicest, most genuine person. I did not even recognize her at first and we were a few moments away from closing the kitchen between lunch and dinner service, so I gave her the whole “you’ll have to place your order quickly but you can stay as long as you’d like” run-down and she was super understanding and kind about it. The server came over after and informed me who I just had sat.
Daniel Radcliffe and his parents were also super nice.
Nicole Kidman was very intimidating, but did not act in any negative way, her presence was just very powerful.
David Byrne frequented our bar and read on his iPad. he was very kind.
Kristen Stewart was very outgoing and talkative. David Schwimmer was quiet. I did not recognize Katie Couric and almost turned her away because of aforementioned closing between service - oops.
#13
I worked as a bartender at an airport for 8 years, and have met more than a handful of celebrities.
My first was John Travolta and I honestly didn’t recognize him until he laughed.
I f****d up Stephan Colbert’s order, and confidently convinced him I made the better choice for him before I ran away to hide in the bathroom until he left.
Dan Marino borrowed my glasses to fire off a very angry text to Steve Madden on a Saturday before Sunday NFL coverage. What a coincidence we have the same s****y sight.
The lead singer of Puddle of Mud sat at the corner of my bar just announcing who he was and bitched about his warm beer (that he kept on a hot window ledge the entire time he was there), and was a total nightmare to deal with. At one point a normal folk like us just yelled “we don’t f*****g care!” at him. It was truly a beautiful sight to watch his reaction.
The guys from Band of Horses are from my hometown and I took care of them bi-weekly. Super nice guys.
Sean Brock and I talked food twice a week.
Eric Clapton is a pompous d**k. His flight rerouted and he just sat and stared at me without more than a “Cabernet” and no tip.
Brooke Shields is a national treasure. She’s so sweet and polite, and always remembered where our conversation left off. Serving her was like serving an old friend.
Danny McBride is the tits! I was going through a bad breakup when I served him, and told him my ex was a huge fan. He suggested taking a selfie with him to send to my ex to “win the break up”. The a*****e cheated, and I got to meet his idol. I definitely won.
Last and definitely not least is Bill F*****g Murray. He came into my bar and was about to get swarmed, so I screamed out “ITS HIS F*****G DAY OFF! BACK THE F**K UP!”. That was the start of him trusting me to take care of him every time he flew out (once to twice a month), annual Christmas Eve staring contest post beer, many gag tips in whatever foreign currency he had ( plus a generous usd tip), and a plethora of nicknames he pulled out of his a*s. Many years later I worked at a spot down the street from the airport and one night he came in. My dipshit manager that didn’t know who his was asked for his number to be put on the wait. He declined, saw me, and said “I miss you down the road, and I think you’d be better at running this joint”. I never let her live it down.
Almost every celebrity I met was down to earth except for Clapton and the POM douche.
#14
I worked in Vegas for 5 years and met tons, but honestly the majority of them just wanted to be another guest. With few exceptions, they were all relaxed, polite, kind, and respectful. I treated them like I’d treat any stranger who sat in my section.
Nicolas Cage is the biggest exception. Dude is real weird, but a good tipper at least.
#15
R. Kelly came to the club that I was a bouncer at. This was after everyone knew that he was a creep but before being charged. I denied him entry because he didn’t have an ID. His entourage was pissed. Lol
#16
Jerry Springer came into my restaurant by himself after his show. He sat in the back of the restaurant with his face buried in a book (that he was genuinely reading) with his legs crossed. Not a soul noticed him. He was very nice and quiet. Just wanted to be left alone but was not rude about it.
ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago
It’s interesting that this is the second post about him reading in a restaurant
#17
Tommy Chong was in a few months back.
He was the sweetest old man!!! Very nice, polite, and respectful. He offered to take pics with staff as well.
#18
Sarah Jessica Parker‘s “please and thank you” game is strong and it feels like she really means it.
Tony Hawk is very chill. His (now ex) wife was an uppity b***h.
I also met a few Norwegian celebrities who were all pretty down to earth, but I didn’t really know who they were.
#19
Beyonce, JayZ and Michelle Williams. Paid to have the restaurant shut down, but allowed regulars to remain at the bar…just didn’t want to be bothered. Tipped well PLUS pit tickets for the Lemonade tour.
Bobcat Goldthwait. I said “hey, you know you look like Bobcat Goldthwait.” He was like “Who?” So I kinda ran down his career bio like a nerd. Then he broke into the voice and said “sounds like a ppppppretty good guy”. We ended up chatting for a while about normal s**t. Really nice guy.
#20
I work at a board game cafe that also happens to be connected to a very large Magic The Gathering singles selling business. We've had Post Malone come in a few times to dine in, and he was super nice to all the staff. Him and his posse booked a private room once, we allowed them to stay way past close to play Commander, and they allowed some of the staff to join them. They pretty much drank us dry of our mead and ate all of our meatballs.
Karma Black 1 year ago
I don't like his music, but I love Post Malone himself. Every time I hear anyone talk about meeting him, they talk about how sweet and down-to-earth he is.
#21
I randomly met Harrison Ford once in Colorado like ten or so years ago. Literally in line at a Barnes and noble. No one was even looking twice so I fonly asked "Am I crazy or are you Harrison Ford?" He immediately said "Can't it be both?" And slapped me on the shoulder as he checked out. He went to leave and turned me like in a "pic? Autograph?"type way without saying out and I just said no this was too cool so he just winked and left. I met Elizabeth Olsen 5 years ago at the airport in Atlanta. I had just finished basic so I was out of touch with the world for like 5 months. Had no idea it was her. Flirted and had a great time chatting. My flight boarded and then I saw her in one of the avengers trailers. Like a month or two later.
#22
I worked in a green room before. I met Michael Moore. I asked him if he wanted anything to eat. He said "I'm good I already had my cocoa puffs this morning".
I believe this was around the time Sicko was coming out.
kathryn stretton 1 year ago
It's this sort of little anecdote that reminds you that people are just regular people. Some famous people forget that, and some don't.
#23
Michael Shannon came in, drank two gin martinis and a whole bottle of cab. Chatted everyone up, then told the whole restaurant goodbye when he left.
This was ten years ago, but Kirsten Dunst sent a friend in to tell us a big celeb was coming in and needed either a back entrance or a private table. Reese Witherspoon and Lenny Kravitz were both in the restaurant at the time sitting at normal tables.
Beyonce didn’t say much but was polite, Jay Z was also nice, they had to leave because people swarmed them while they were trying to eat. It was nuts seeing people run in the restaurant SOBBING trying to get to her.
I’ve waited on James Marsden multiple times on two different coasts and he’s so nice, super charming and hilarious.
I have so many more, but really only two experiences where a “celeb” was mean and neither of them were very famous at the time.
#24
I had T.J. Miller come into my bar when I ran the bar at the best fine dining restaurant at town. Super nice guy, was on a FaceTime with his wife or girlfriend most the meal telling her about the city. He came in an complimented my martini skills and that he appreciates a bartender that stirs a martini. Very generous with all the workers who wanted a brief chat after his meal.
Jonathan Frakes of Star Trek fame came in to the restaurant I work now. I dropped off his drinks and made a brief comment about loving his work, especially his directing on the latest season of Picard, and told him if he needed anything to let me know. He was beyond gracious, and took time to talk to the workers who were fans after his meal as well. He had a few people at the bar send him drinks as well and be personally went over and thanked them and had a quick chat.
Happy to have both my experiences as good ones.
Ample Aardvark 1 year ago
I've had a crush on Jonathan Frakes for the best part of 30 years now, nice to know he's a cool guy!
#25
Not a server, but I met Chuck Norris at a ski lodge in Utah one time. He's shorter than I imagined. He skis very fast. I'm a former racer, and I couldn't keep up with him. Nice guy, and he did not whoop my a*s, just for the record.
Satan Laughs 1 year ago
He can also divide by zero, put fires out with gasoline, and can sneeze with his eyes open. Let’s keep it goin’…
#26
Tracey Ullman, Michael J. Fox, John Carroll Lynch, Frank Langella, Jane Curtin
They were all polite and respectful and their celebrity was ignored, except John Carroll Lynch. As a character actor who probably doesnt get recognized as often, I think he actually appreciated when I complimented his work. Also, he was eating alone, so we chatted a bit.
My old roommate served Obama once during his presidency. He had to be vetted by the secret service and he was the only one allowed to handle his food or drinks.
#27
I live near a mall, and when it got a new flagship store Shirley Jones came to promote th le grand opening and came to stay at the hotel connected to the restaurant I work for. The first night she was frustrated, but once we got her set up with a couple Stolli martinis she was so nice and charming. She signed autographs for the line cooks and other staff, always tipped well, and was pretty normal really.
Also, same job. Jerry Springer came into eat. He was all by himself reading a book so i didnt realize at first who he was. This was also well after his show quit running so he was quite older. I talk to the kitchen and say "this dude looks just like Jerry Springer" so they all start sneaking peaks at him. When i delivered his dinner I just asked flat out if he was Jerry Springer, and he said yes, i said that was cool and left him to eat. He was just a normal guy, tipped well.
Jo Firth 1 year ago
Shirley Jones was on the train NYC to LA that I travelled on. Stayed in her cabin the whole trip (3 days). Her husband picked up meals and took them back to the cabin. Being a teen in the 70s, I was so excited when'Mrs Partridge' spoke to me while we waited to get off in LA. Her words? A very polite, "Excuse me, may I get past please?".
#28
William Shatner
We offered him one of our private rooms and he declined stating he’d like to dine amongst the people. He then refuses any request at meeting him by both customers and staff. I don’t blame him for not wanting to be interrupted but then take the private room? He was over all very rude.
We have an older server in his 70s that is obsessed with Star Trek. Like wears Star Trek cufflinks and makes constant references. My boss asked Shatner for an autograph for his employee and he refused. My boss then chased down his limo and would not let him leave without an autograph for the coworker. I’m glad he wasn’t there to see his hero treat people so poorly.
Charlotte Sandoval 1 year ago
He was at a comic con I went to as a teen and got really upset that people walking by his booth could see him without paying. I heard and saw him berating a staff member and demanding walls around his booth. He's Shatner so... he got walls.
#29
I served in the airport so I saw a few. Andre 3000 is the only one I waited on. He's a vegetarian so he ordered mozzarella sticks and the veggie burger. I advised against it but he insisted. At the end he tipped me $40 and told me he should have listened about the burger. It is indeed awful.
#30
I have waited on John Travolta many times over the years sometimes with his family but mostly just him and another person. Super nice guy! Always friendly and happy. Kelly was super nice as well
#31
I’ve met and served a few, none of the people I met were rude some were off putting but still respectful.
Ron Perlman: he ordered a expensive tequila neat, I brought him the wrong one and was super embarrassed he was nice about it though! He talked to me about different tequilas and all that. He tipped me $100 on $350-360? I was working at 2 restaurants (same style) downtown at the time. He saw me at the other place the next morning working brunch, he recognized me and remembered my name. He said I had worked a lot and one day it would pay off. I then saw him again smoking outside a cigar shop downtown and he offered for me to sit and smoke with him it was his last day in town, I was on the way to work so I couldn’t. That was the last time I saw him 🥲
Micheal Shannon: he wasn’t rude at all but very short and quiet spoken. He was intimidating, always played backgammon and guarded his food while he ate.
Judy Greer: her and her husband were super nice and asked me about myself and said they loved the town we were in. I saw her thrifting a few days later at a local shop which I thought was cute.
#32
We’ve had several celebrities at my work- mostly actors but a few musical artists as well. They have pretty much all been polite but clearly wanted to fly under the radar and not have extra attention drawn to themselves. We’ve also had a few internet “celebrities” and they have all mostly sucked. Influencers, who half of us don’t even recognize nor give af who they are, act more entitled entitled than any actual famous person I’ve ever served.
#33
Mark Ruffalos parents live in my teeny tiny hometown in Southern Maine. May 1000 local pop. His mom is an artist.
He visits them on Thanksgiving, etc. The second somebody spots him in town, everybody knows. We all tend to leave him alone, as he's with his family.
Anyway, I'm standing at the cellphone carrier I work for, I get a text that Dr Banner is at the Red Cup(coffee), heading my way.
I sold him a charger. He was very quiet, shorter than youd think and dressed in chic hobo. Kept the customer copy of the receipt that he didn't want, brought it to my bfs son. Told him the Hulk came into my store today.
#34
Lenny Kravitz. Lenny Gorgeous Kravitz. We were having a conversation and when familiar words were spoken in natural conversation, we simultaneously recognized them as a Beatle lyrical phrase, and we both started singing it. Such a memorable moment.
#35
I waited on Dave Matthews. He's very nice. This was in Charlottesville, VA, where he's from and unfortunately he was swarmed leaving. But I did everything I could to keep it from happening during his meal. Everyone that asked, I said it wasn't him. I kinda helicoptered near his table, it was a booth next to the empty bar, so I could keep watch without being a bother to him and his wife. I had to chase off two other people walking up to his table. Tipped 50%.
This didn't happen to me but multiple friends of mine and I just love the story so much... Danny McBride. This was also in Charlottesville on the downtown mall which is essentially 8 or so blocks of shops and restaurants. Danny hit a *bunch* of restaurants that night. He basically ordered some food, ate, then would go and drink with the kitchen staff and then leave. He did this all the way down the mall, happened to at least three people I know from different restaurants.
#36
Not a restaurant, but I checked Joey Fatone into the hotel I worked at. He was really really nice. I told him he was the first celebrity I’ve ever met and he said, “Aw man that sucks.” Which made me sad lol.
Amelia Jade 1 year ago (edited)
I met him several years ago. I met him at a Fresh Beat Band concert with his kids. I was there with my kid. He looked familiar to me but I couldn't place him. I have trouble recognizing people out of context. My friend recognized him and she chased him down after the show. I was embarassed, and didnt want to bother him. He was incredibly nice. He let my friend get a pic.
#37
Worked at a fancy hotel for a while. My girlfriend dropped off food to Dave Chapelle and the room stunk like weed. I waited on Mathew Broderick and Sara Jessica Parker who were super nice, and their children were extremely polite and well behaved. I didn’t interact with him but the front desk had high praises for Chadwick Bosman.
#38
Worked at a Convention Center:
Lou Ferrigno at a Bob Evans - sweetest guy you'd ever meet. Mainly just ate Breakfast.. talked to a few people. Took a few pics with waitresses and a couple kids. Mainly people just let him eat which I thought was pretty cool. Hung out for a few after he was done though. GREAT guy
Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, and Randy Savage Holiday Inn/.SW Convention center Steakhouse - Hogan was a bit of a stuffy jerk, but not "bad" in any way. Nash and Savage were absolutely HILARIOUS.. Nash missed his mark doing comedy
Jewel Front Desk, same Hotel - If I never meet this **** again, I won't have to wrap my hands around her throat and strangle her. It's probably a good idea. because WOW.. words cannot express the entitlement.
Puddle of Mudd/same hotel, bar - Had NO clue "who they were".. nor much cared. Almost got fired for calling the lead singer who I STILL don't know his name a whiny little b***h. Acted like he was too good to be there or "talk to the help". IS a whiny little b***h. The other two were band I guess, and acted like normal guys. Pretty casual and funny, tbh.. we were having a great time til he waltzed in. Still wanna choke him.
Jeff Dunham/same - ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS. Down to Earth, genuine guy. Man had me in stitches. Got up and walked up to his own room to go get Walter and bring him down because some girls from a wedding were asking him to. Used to have a picture of Walter and I at the bar before a house fire
Ernie Banks/when I first started there - was older at the time.. but the sweetest man in the world. We were hosting the East Coast All Star awards ceremony. Signed a jersey I was allowed to wear for it that I won at their silent auction. (his) To this day is one of my greatest treasures. Eyes welling up just writing this.. honor of a lifetime.
Jack Roush and their team -
I honestly had no idea who they were.. and didn't until after months of knowing them.
Regular, blue collar, blue jean and T Shirt wearing guys. I knew him as "Jack" and had no idea who they were.. just that they tipped amazing, were beyond friendly.. helped clean up after themselves and even pre-bussed their OWN tables (HUGE ones at that.. "small" groups were 25+) and each group would tip on their own, then Jack would leave a tip for everyone as well. Damn near floored me to find out who they were one day talking to a front desk girl. Nicest people one could ever ask for.
Ozzy Osbourne backstage
* Owner of the Hotel also owned the Rosemont Horizon at the time, and I got to bartend there occasionally and get passes. This is the one that sticks out more than all the rest combined though.
- Tried to pick a fight with the security (literal fist fight) because they were trying to usher fans OFF backstage. Ozzy got VISIBLY pissed about it and laid into them for DARING to do such a thing.. and proceeded to spend EXTRA time with the group after the fact.. (few hours if I remember properly.. which I was in a fecking dream, so I may not..lol!!!) individually talking to each person. genuinely wanted to hear about YOUR life and talk about it.. seemed fascinated by it. Impossible experience to live down. Zakk Wylde, Dave Mustaine, Marty Friedman and David Draiman were also in said crowd. Draiman was another one.. absolutely amazing guy.. down to earth.. and fun to talk to.
I HIGHLY recommend "meeting your idols"
The Coup de grace though was George Carlin at the same bar/hotel.
Came in twice. Didn't drink, but was hanging out with one of his crew that did. They seemed like old friends. "Mike" is all I can remember of it, though
Not ONLY remembered my name more than a year later.. but made a comment to the other guy as they were walking in the second time "funniest bartender in the world". Pretty sure the Busboys had to pick my jaw up off the floor. Is EXACTLY the way he is on stage.. he was just the guy that HAD to ask the stupid questions no one else had the balls to ask out loud. Guy had such a magnetic personality it wasn't even funny... could walk up to anyone in the world and strike up a conversation. Did me the ABSOLUTE honor of walking behind the bar and pouring a drink while I sat with his friend and a waitress took the pic. Is probably the thing I miss the most from said house fire. Had it lacquered and framed on a piece of oak by a neighbor.
#39
James Mardsen filmed those Mazda alien car commercials right outside my town. He was super nice and him and a small party came to the restaurant I worked at, everyone was in a frenzy but I was just trying to serve and seat people, boss made me ask him if he was gonna want the buffet or menu since I was the hostess but also buffet server, since we closed it at 9 and James came in a 8:56pm. He wouldn't answer to his name and so I tried to tap his elbow as he was walking and he immediately whipped around and said "please don't grab me" then kept walking. I don't think he knew I worked there until I had to follow them to their table. He looked concerned until I explained " HI! Sorry I'm the hostess and I was just trying to get your attention to ask if you guys were gonna want menus or our buffet? I'm so sorry for tapping you earlier, I was just told to ask" he looked SO relieved when he realized I wasn't just following him around 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he even took a picture with me before I went home for the night. Super friendly and I will always be embarrassed for him thinking I was a crazy fan 🤣🤣
#41
From personal experience , Talib Kweli, Quest Love, and Dave Chappelle are all very polite and good tippers. Michelle Wolf and Michael Moore are a little aloof and pretty typical as customers. I work in a small town frequented by celebrities, so a lot of my fellow industry employees have waited on celebrities. One of my coworkers waited on Hannibal Buress and he was friendly but so high he accidentally walked out on his tab. Apparently Bill Burr is very polite and a good tipper. Chris Rock wouldn't talk to his server and communicated through other people in his party. Pete Davidson slept with his bar tender. Louis CK ordered the same breakfast every time he went to the breakfast place and was quiet. Sarah Silverman was super laid back and wearing pajamas.
Basically, except for Chris Rock, every celebrity I have heard of going to a restaurant in this town has acted anywhere from totally normal to better than average as a customer.
Kaleigh Coutermarsh 1 year ago
Sounds like very Pete behavior. Not hating though. I love Pete.
#42
Guy who plays the intern on The Office (American version) was a twat to the Servers. Took over his table halfway through so they didn’t have to deal with him.
Tracy Chapman sat at my bar and was chill as hell.
Same spot in SF, Ca.
#43
Back in the day, Cameron Diaz lived near me. I would run into her at Starbucks regularly. She was as chill as normal as anyone else.
Coyote Osborne 1 year ago
Can confirm. My husband worked at a coffee shop she frequented also. Polite, tipped nice, was friendly and normal to everyone.
#44
I'm not a server, but the two celebs I've met were both in restaurants. I met Michael Stipe at a Pizza Hut in 1997 waiting on his to-go order. He was super nice, and chatted me up quite a bit. He asked me directions back to Athens, GA, where I was a student at the time. I also met Kenny Rogers at Chili's in Athens in 1998. He was also very nice, and his speaking voice sounded so excellent: just like his singing voice. I was very star-struck. He signed an autograph on a Chili's coaster for me, and we talked about Michael Jackson, of all things.
#45
Hunter Schafer from Euphoria comes to my sushi restaurant when she’s in Raleigh! Last time I served her, she brought her family in and they were all super polite, tipped well, and ordered all our best nigiri! She and Dominic Fike even took pictures with one of our servers. Makes me feel good about knowing they’re good people irl too
Bored Potato 1 year ago
I've run out of things to say to cover that one rude comment down there so...
#46
I've had a few when I was a bartender / server back in the day.
* Kat Von D was super sweet and a good tipper.
* Natasha Lyonne, also very nice. I didn't wait on her that night, but I chatted with her for a sec when I was bartending and she stopped on her way to the bathroom to ask a quick question.
* Fred Armisen is nice, but (as many people say) it seems like it's a weird fake persona. Like something just isn't right behind the eyes.
* Peter Buck from REM used to come into a restaurant I worked a few times a week. Nice guy. Would hang out for a while and tipped decently.
#47
I work at a pro sports stadium so they come frequently. George strait and James harden are incredibly generous.
#48
I worked at a boutique hotel where a lot of celebs stayed and dined. I’ve waited on dozens of celebs, it was a different one or two every week. A few; Margot Robbie - about three yrs ago., I’m old and had no idea who she was. My table did and we’re asking if that was “her”. I assured them whoever they thought was, she wasn’t. I was wrong.she was very pleasant liked Moscow Mules. Julia Roberts was nice, almost didn’t recognize her. She was dressed like a plain Jane. Tom Hanks was extremely nice, took a photo with us that we shouldn’t have asked for but my buddy didn’t get the memo and I went along. A bunch more but I’d bore you, it’s what I do! Dana Carvey, Martin Short, Chris Rock, Will Ferrel, Gavin Newsome and Kimberly Guillfoyle at the end of their marriage multiple times, Diane Keaton, U2, Jane Fonda okay that’s enough for now.
Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago (edited)
Decades ago in high school. An almost met. I went to a Catholic high school. Godspell was playing at a very small theatre in Toronto. The Bayview Playhouse Theatre. Since it’s a musical of the Gospel according to Matthew, my class went to see it. It was when Victor Garber was playing the “Jesus” character. Of course he was off stage when this happened, but at one point in the musical, it’s kind of like an intermission. But the actors invited the audience to come up and have juice and cookies with them. Of course the audience was a bunch of shy high schoolers. Some weren’t and did go up. A big regret here. The actors were Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin (SCTV) and OMG, Gilda Radner. My BFF and I went back on our own at one point. Stoopid stoopid stoopid. Still didn’t go up. Hindsight truly is 20/20.
#49
I’ve met a bunch but this guy takes the cake.
Colin Farrell, Saturday night at Hooters in Miami. We were SLAMMED, he picked out one of the waitresses and proceeded to make out with her in the kitchen.
We were like WTFFFFF
#50
Trish Stratus: very patient and nice.
Howie Mandel: wasn't too friendly at first but my parents knew his mom, we were neighbors, and he got really friendly when I mentioned it.
Kardinal Offishall: total a*****e, rude.
Justin Bieber: nothing out of the ordinary, just acted like a regular customer.
What do you think ?
Jeremy James 1 year ago
I stopped into Starbucks on my day off to pick up my tips. Danny Trejo saw me in my little yellow "Hug Me!" t-shirt. He said, "Come here!" and gave me a big ol' bear hug.
Power puff scientist 1 year ago
i know its America but so many stories seem to focus on the tips instead of actually describing the behavior.
Beth H 1 year ago
Well I think you can tell a lot about a person with how they tip and treat service industry people.
Load More Replies... Jeremy James 1 year ago
Late one night, I was walking home from work in Santa Monica. As I passed the Viceroy, here comes Tracy Morgan walking the other way with a group of friends. One of them says, "Hey, kid! Settle an argument for us. Do you know who Tracy Morgan is?" He had just done a sketch about being in the background and being, "the other black guy" on SNL. So I said, "Yeah, he's the other black guy." Tracy said, "Yeah, that's right!"
Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago
While working at a hospital in Dallas, we had some patients who were rather powerful people. Of course, can’t say their names. But, let’s put it this way, I walked into my patient’s room to start my shift and do my assessment. Considering who this gentleman was, my stomach was in a few knots. I came in, he was on the phone. He pulled the phone away, covered over the speaker part and asked “ Would you mind coming back in a little while? I’m on the phone with the President.” George H.W. Bush was on the phone calling from the Oval Office. Hey, I get these requests from my patients all the time. 🥴Mouthed “Call me when you’re done” with a motion of the phone up to my ear. He gives a thumb’s up. Anyway, he wasn’t the only patient like that. Basically, they don’t want a fuss about who they are. They’re just like the rest of us in a very scary situation. They knew when I was their nurse, “who they are out there” was on the other side of the door. They’re simply them, my patient.
Theo Blackwood 1 year ago
I met Robert Sheehan, prior to Umbrella Academy fame but I knew him from Misfits and the terrible The Mortal Instruments movie. He called down for a taxi and I recognised the name. When he came down, I said “Oh my god, it is you, what brings you back to Ireland?” And he was meeting family, told me they were going for sushi in a restaurant I hadn’t been to and I was so jealous. When he came back later, he told me that he’d definitely recommend the restaurant. Such a lovely man. So glad to see him making it big.
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 1 year ago
I don't think many outside Australia will know of Andrew Denton but we were next to each other a queue at Perth airport a while back. I smiled and offered out my hand saying, 'Thank you for all the laughs you have given me over the years' He shook my hand and replied, 'That's what my wife says'. Cool guy
Jeremy James 1 year ago
One time, in West Hollywood, I was working the bar at a Starbucks. I made a latte and called it out for, "Julia?" I look up, and it's Julia Roberts. She said thank you and told me that I have very pretty eyes.
Major Harris 1 year ago
i was working in a wine shop in santa rosa, ca. in 2001. in early september, a short stocky man came in wearing a 49ers polo shirt. at the time, a local winery had a medium priced merlot with the 49ers emblem embossed on it. i show this man the bottle. he picked it up, laughed, "joe would get a kick out of this." showed him what he looking for. "you know, i will buy that bottle for joe". i ask, "joe who". "joe montana. i am his business manager." i purchase a bottle to give to him for an autograph after he showed me his business card. two months later, i get to the store. we opened at 9:30. still had about 10-15 minutes to open. two men off to the side waiting. "we have a few minutes to open but you can come in." did a double take. "good morning mr. montana". the man who i had served was with him! when i rang up his purchases, his manager says, "joe, last time i was here, i promised him an autograph. would you mind?" i had him make it to mt disabled older brother. nfl legend!
Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
Joe Montana was one of the 49ers who signed autographs for the kids in the peds unit I mentioned in my post about Bill Walsh. So nice and so generous! Sweet guy.
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Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
He's so low key, most NYers don't notice him anymore.
Load More Replies... Doctor Strange 1 year ago
I've gotten to meet many celebrities, despite not being a server. Bill Clinton, during his re-election tour asked for a picture with me. Dith Pran took my photo for the New York Times, and I got his autograph. I told this story before, but I also got to meet Penn from Penn & Teller. He was outside after the show, and my father and I talked to him a bit. Super nice guy, but he is HUGE. I'm 6'2" and 200 pounds, and he made me feel small. Afterwards, he goes to head back in and the door is locked. He rattles the handle a few times, and this little voice pipes up from off to the side as my mom yells out "Use Magic!" A friend of my father's once broke David Copperfields' arm. Just to name a few.
Bored Potato 1 year ago
@WoodChuckCouldChuck you good bro? Take a breather instead of spreading negativity in the comments :)
DC 1 year ago
If you're rich, tip your a*s off! Damned ... that hard? I'm not even employed currently, but every public restroom that is usable has staff deserving some tip. Them, most of them all!
Gary Geracci 1 month ago
Danny Trejo! True down to earth guy! Place was getting packed, he had table space and motioned for me to have seat across from him-First words were his-"How're Doing?"
Gary Geracci 1 month ago
Senor Trejo! Danny was by himself! Sitting at a large table and a "Ball" of folks came in he shared his table with them and Me! We talked for a long time. Down to earth serious dude!
Ronald 4 months ago
My Wife and I went to a New York Mets baseball game. I went to the bathroom. On the stairs leading inside the Stadium, I saw GENE WILDER. He was walking in the opposite direction. I recognized him," GASP YOU..." He quickly put an index finger to his lips. I complied. "I love your work, have seen all." I said quietly. He smiled, said, "Thanks" and nodded. A true gentleman. In 1980, THE RAMONES punk group was filming a scene for a video. They were dressed in leather jackets. I was exiting my work at 140 Broadway, Manhattan, June day. Joey threw his jacket at the camera. I asked for autographs on the envelope to the tickets to the Palladium I had purchased that lunch time. I have it and saw them the next night. Very nice guys
Rocco MZ 1 year ago
Nia Long is by far one of the rudest people I've ever met. I was at a wrap party for one of her movies. We happened to end up standing next to each other so I said "Hello." Kind of one of those situations where you pretty much have to say something. She looked me up and down and asked "Do I know you?" I said, "No, I was just making conversation." She said, "Well don't." So I said, "Maybe you might want to get a little more famous before you start treating people like s**t. A role on Fresh Prince and one indie movie doesn't make you famous." I walked away. I thought I was going to get kicked out, but the rest of the cast said she was awful and loved that I told her so. Larenze Tate was so nice. I was headed to the bar and asked if he wanted a drink. He said, "You just told off Nia Long, Ima get YOU a drink." LOL. Hung with him the rest of the night.
Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
Way back, Bill Walsh had a family member in the hospital where I worked. He was incredibly nice to everyone, and brought some of the 49ers in to sign autographs for the staff and the kids in the pediatric unit.
Anony Mouse 1 year ago (edited)
Personal experiences: Michael Shannon, Molly Shannon, Rupaul, Keegan Michael Key, Patrick Swayze, and Ashley Judd. Never a bad experience. Keegan was a delight. Molly Shannon was a delight. Michael Shannon was a delight (it was before he was really famous). Ashley Judd was polite and respectful. Rupaul and Swayze were polite in a "please don't bother me" way. No offense taken. I've never met a celeb that was less than polite at the least. I embarrassingly didn't recognize Molly Shannon (I was serving her coffee, until her assistant asked if I'd ever seen her show. "What show?" I asked. "Saturday Night Live" said the assistant. Oh my I felt like a tool.) Edit: Oh! And Mike Birbiglia. Also a delight. I guess they're all mostly delightful if you are polite and respectful to them.
Falcon on Dizzy 1 year ago
I love how some of these celebs are just like such normal, nice, and cool people, and they just happen to be able to tip huge
Cosmetica Solist 1 year ago
I used to be a backup singer for a Danish recording studio and whenever there was a concert we would be offered to join for the music and parties afterwards. It was always interesting how disappointed American stars would be, that we're not really into the whole cult of celebrity in Denmark. That they would indeed mostly be treated like everyone else. Of course they were treated very well, but just no big fuss. Once Method Man and Redman had performed and they were clearly frustrated and complained that no one worshipped them and especially, that women weren't just offering themselves to them😄
MrsFettesVette 1 year ago
My dad (retired now) owned a coffee business and they had their share of celebrity customers. He had a rule in the store that they not be treated as anything but valued customers. Michael C Hall, William Sadler, and Jan Hooks were his favorites- they were super nice and just wanted to hang out and b******t with my dad like any other customers. Kate Pierson from the B-52s and Vera Farmiga were always very kind but just ran in and out, no hanging around. And they had someone come in a few times from an early 2000s popular emo band that all the employees were losing their minds over, but I can't remember who it was.
Alexandra Davis 1 year ago
I once was having dinner with a guy who is a fairly well known celebrity. He is American and we were in Scotland. He ordered a whiskey and a coke. In America it would be separate but in the Uk the way he ordered it, it sounded like he meant together. So it got sent over mixed and he was confused and thought the server had forgotten his whiskey (thinking it was just coke) and whilst he was polite and paid for the extra drink I wonder if she went away thinking he was in the wrong etc. When I had a meal with him and another celeb in American we had so many customers come over, the staff asked if we wanted to move from the window, to a less obvious area. Made me rethink my desire to be rich and famous, unable to eat in peace!
Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago
I was a bartender in the US and I've never had anyone order whiskey and coke any way other than mixed.
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142durandal 1 year ago
Camping in the comment section for the person who talks about how celbrity culture is dumb.
Jeremy James 1 year ago
I stopped into Starbucks on my day off to pick up my tips. Danny Trejo saw me in my little yellow "Hug Me!" t-shirt. He said, "Come here!" and gave me a big ol' bear hug.
Power puff scientist 1 year ago
i know its America but so many stories seem to focus on the tips instead of actually describing the behavior.
Beth H 1 year ago
Well I think you can tell a lot about a person with how they tip and treat service industry people.
Load More Replies... Jeremy James 1 year ago
Late one night, I was walking home from work in Santa Monica. As I passed the Viceroy, here comes Tracy Morgan walking the other way with a group of friends. One of them says, "Hey, kid! Settle an argument for us. Do you know who Tracy Morgan is?" He had just done a sketch about being in the background and being, "the other black guy" on SNL. So I said, "Yeah, he's the other black guy." Tracy said, "Yeah, that's right!"
Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago
While working at a hospital in Dallas, we had some patients who were rather powerful people. Of course, can’t say their names. But, let’s put it this way, I walked into my patient’s room to start my shift and do my assessment. Considering who this gentleman was, my stomach was in a few knots. I came in, he was on the phone. He pulled the phone away, covered over the speaker part and asked “ Would you mind coming back in a little while? I’m on the phone with the President.” George H.W. Bush was on the phone calling from the Oval Office. Hey, I get these requests from my patients all the time. 🥴Mouthed “Call me when you’re done” with a motion of the phone up to my ear. He gives a thumb’s up. Anyway, he wasn’t the only patient like that. Basically, they don’t want a fuss about who they are. They’re just like the rest of us in a very scary situation. They knew when I was their nurse, “who they are out there” was on the other side of the door. They’re simply them, my patient.
Theo Blackwood 1 year ago
I met Robert Sheehan, prior to Umbrella Academy fame but I knew him from Misfits and the terrible The Mortal Instruments movie. He called down for a taxi and I recognised the name. When he came down, I said “Oh my god, it is you, what brings you back to Ireland?” And he was meeting family, told me they were going for sushi in a restaurant I hadn’t been to and I was so jealous. When he came back later, he told me that he’d definitely recommend the restaurant. Such a lovely man. So glad to see him making it big.
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 1 year ago
I don't think many outside Australia will know of Andrew Denton but we were next to each other a queue at Perth airport a while back. I smiled and offered out my hand saying, 'Thank you for all the laughs you have given me over the years' He shook my hand and replied, 'That's what my wife says'. Cool guy
Jeremy James 1 year ago
One time, in West Hollywood, I was working the bar at a Starbucks. I made a latte and called it out for, "Julia?" I look up, and it's Julia Roberts. She said thank you and told me that I have very pretty eyes.
Major Harris 1 year ago
i was working in a wine shop in santa rosa, ca. in 2001. in early september, a short stocky man came in wearing a 49ers polo shirt. at the time, a local winery had a medium priced merlot with the 49ers emblem embossed on it. i show this man the bottle. he picked it up, laughed, "joe would get a kick out of this." showed him what he looking for. "you know, i will buy that bottle for joe". i ask, "joe who". "joe montana. i am his business manager." i purchase a bottle to give to him for an autograph after he showed me his business card. two months later, i get to the store. we opened at 9:30. still had about 10-15 minutes to open. two men off to the side waiting. "we have a few minutes to open but you can come in." did a double take. "good morning mr. montana". the man who i had served was with him! when i rang up his purchases, his manager says, "joe, last time i was here, i promised him an autograph. would you mind?" i had him make it to mt disabled older brother. nfl legend!
Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
Joe Montana was one of the 49ers who signed autographs for the kids in the peds unit I mentioned in my post about Bill Walsh. So nice and so generous! Sweet guy.
Load More Replies... Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
He's so low key, most NYers don't notice him anymore.
Load More Replies... Doctor Strange 1 year ago
I've gotten to meet many celebrities, despite not being a server. Bill Clinton, during his re-election tour asked for a picture with me. Dith Pran took my photo for the New York Times, and I got his autograph. I told this story before, but I also got to meet Penn from Penn & Teller. He was outside after the show, and my father and I talked to him a bit. Super nice guy, but he is HUGE. I'm 6'2" and 200 pounds, and he made me feel small. Afterwards, he goes to head back in and the door is locked. He rattles the handle a few times, and this little voice pipes up from off to the side as my mom yells out "Use Magic!" A friend of my father's once broke David Copperfields' arm. Just to name a few.
Bored Potato 1 year ago
@WoodChuckCouldChuck you good bro? Take a breather instead of spreading negativity in the comments :)
DC 1 year ago
If you're rich, tip your a*s off! Damned ... that hard? I'm not even employed currently, but every public restroom that is usable has staff deserving some tip. Them, most of them all!
Gary Geracci 1 month ago
Danny Trejo! True down to earth guy! Place was getting packed, he had table space and motioned for me to have seat across from him-First words were his-"How're Doing?"
Gary Geracci 1 month ago
Senor Trejo! Danny was by himself! Sitting at a large table and a "Ball" of folks came in he shared his table with them and Me! We talked for a long time. Down to earth serious dude!
Ronald 4 months ago
My Wife and I went to a New York Mets baseball game. I went to the bathroom. On the stairs leading inside the Stadium, I saw GENE WILDER. He was walking in the opposite direction. I recognized him," GASP YOU..." He quickly put an index finger to his lips. I complied. "I love your work, have seen all." I said quietly. He smiled, said, "Thanks" and nodded. A true gentleman. In 1980, THE RAMONES punk group was filming a scene for a video. They were dressed in leather jackets. I was exiting my work at 140 Broadway, Manhattan, June day. Joey threw his jacket at the camera. I asked for autographs on the envelope to the tickets to the Palladium I had purchased that lunch time. I have it and saw them the next night. Very nice guys
Rocco MZ 1 year ago
Nia Long is by far one of the rudest people I've ever met. I was at a wrap party for one of her movies. We happened to end up standing next to each other so I said "Hello." Kind of one of those situations where you pretty much have to say something. She looked me up and down and asked "Do I know you?" I said, "No, I was just making conversation." She said, "Well don't." So I said, "Maybe you might want to get a little more famous before you start treating people like s**t. A role on Fresh Prince and one indie movie doesn't make you famous." I walked away. I thought I was going to get kicked out, but the rest of the cast said she was awful and loved that I told her so. Larenze Tate was so nice. I was headed to the bar and asked if he wanted a drink. He said, "You just told off Nia Long, Ima get YOU a drink." LOL. Hung with him the rest of the night.
Jude Laskowski 1 year ago
Way back, Bill Walsh had a family member in the hospital where I worked. He was incredibly nice to everyone, and brought some of the 49ers in to sign autographs for the staff and the kids in the pediatric unit.
Anony Mouse 1 year ago (edited)
Personal experiences: Michael Shannon, Molly Shannon, Rupaul, Keegan Michael Key, Patrick Swayze, and Ashley Judd. Never a bad experience. Keegan was a delight. Molly Shannon was a delight. Michael Shannon was a delight (it was before he was really famous). Ashley Judd was polite and respectful. Rupaul and Swayze were polite in a "please don't bother me" way. No offense taken. I've never met a celeb that was less than polite at the least. I embarrassingly didn't recognize Molly Shannon (I was serving her coffee, until her assistant asked if I'd ever seen her show. "What show?" I asked. "Saturday Night Live" said the assistant. Oh my I felt like a tool.) Edit: Oh! And Mike Birbiglia. Also a delight. I guess they're all mostly delightful if you are polite and respectful to them.
Falcon on Dizzy 1 year ago
I love how some of these celebs are just like such normal, nice, and cool people, and they just happen to be able to tip huge
Cosmetica Solist 1 year ago
I used to be a backup singer for a Danish recording studio and whenever there was a concert we would be offered to join for the music and parties afterwards. It was always interesting how disappointed American stars would be, that we're not really into the whole cult of celebrity in Denmark. That they would indeed mostly be treated like everyone else. Of course they were treated very well, but just no big fuss. Once Method Man and Redman had performed and they were clearly frustrated and complained that no one worshipped them and especially, that women weren't just offering themselves to them😄
MrsFettesVette 1 year ago
My dad (retired now) owned a coffee business and they had their share of celebrity customers. He had a rule in the store that they not be treated as anything but valued customers. Michael C Hall, William Sadler, and Jan Hooks were his favorites- they were super nice and just wanted to hang out and b******t with my dad like any other customers. Kate Pierson from the B-52s and Vera Farmiga were always very kind but just ran in and out, no hanging around. And they had someone come in a few times from an early 2000s popular emo band that all the employees were losing their minds over, but I can't remember who it was.
Alexandra Davis 1 year ago
I once was having dinner with a guy who is a fairly well known celebrity. He is American and we were in Scotland. He ordered a whiskey and a coke. In America it would be separate but in the Uk the way he ordered it, it sounded like he meant together. So it got sent over mixed and he was confused and thought the server had forgotten his whiskey (thinking it was just coke) and whilst he was polite and paid for the extra drink I wonder if she went away thinking he was in the wrong etc. When I had a meal with him and another celeb in American we had so many customers come over, the staff asked if we wanted to move from the window, to a less obvious area. Made me rethink my desire to be rich and famous, unable to eat in peace!
Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago
I was a bartender in the US and I've never had anyone order whiskey and coke any way other than mixed.
Load More Replies... 142durandal 1 year ago
Camping in the comment section for the person who talks about how celbrity culture is dumb.
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