Terminally ill customer leaves $1G Suggestion, pays for Two other tables in Tennessee restaurant

Terminally ill customer leaves $1G Suggestion, pays for Two other tables in Tennessee restaurant

The guy told restaurant staff He needed to spend his cash on other people before he expired

The team in a Tennessee restaurant were amazed and humbled by means of a client's generosity -- to them and into the guy's fellow patrons, according to a recent report.

Burg Steakhouse, at Gatlinburg, Tennessee, was using a typical, active Saturday.

Head waiter Ashley Rackstraw advised WATE the restaurant is"consistently occupied " with no downtime for employees.

"You knowwe filled up when we opened the doors, and we had been occupied until we shut the doors"

But, 1 client stood out of the remainder.

In accordance with WATE, a guy and his daughter came to the restaurant for dinner and came back for supper a few hours afterwards.

[He] brought his daughter, he arrived for lunch and returned for supper, and he astonished the team by leaving a $1,000 tip."

But this was not all. The guy -- who requested to remain anonymous -- also allegedly paid for 2 tables' tabs.

In accordance with WATE, the guy stated he had been ill and he informed the team in Burg Steakhouse he wished to spend his money to others until he expired.

"There is surprises anyplace," Burg Steakhouse co-owner Byron Stanga, informed WATE.

According to the channel, the team all divide the trick, meaning everybody got around $40 each.

"I am just trying to thank him" Rackstraw informed WATE. That was just like very generous of him"