A man’s tipping habit is warming hearts across the internet after a lucky restaurant worker revealed his secret act of kindness.
The man’s name is Joe Douglas — the general manager of the New York Jets in the NFL.
Douglas is the top official of a household with wife Shannon and three children — daughters Addison and Leighton and son Thomas.Holsten’s girlfriend, Cara Gaunno,New York Jets boss Joe Douglas ans his tip. Photo: Charles Wenzelberg, Reddit.Holsten lives in Berkeley Heights, N.J. His girlfriend lives in Warren. Asked if he is a Jets fan, Holsten said: “Yeah, I like the Jets a lot.
Imagine how delighted Jamal Adams, who yearns to be the top-paid safety in his next deal, might be to read this.
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