It’s part of “The Great American Tip-Off.”
Celebrities leaving big tips is nothing new—but this holiday season, the tips they’re leaving are bigger than ever. That is, when they’re doing it as part ofThe latest celebrity to make a huge impact on tipped workers? Amy Schumer, who visited the Manhattan comedy club where she got her start and left the servers there an enormous gratuity: $30,000, to be exact.
Lemonis, star of The Profit on CNBC and The Renovator on HGTV, has been leading the tipping initiative this year. “Marcus Lemonis is pledging $1 million to give BIG TIPS to those in the service industry,” according to “He is encouraging you to join the movement this holiday season, and award those who give great service with a great tip.”
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