Best tipper?

Worst tipper?

Nicest?

Rudest?

I did a jello shot with Tommy Kramer at Arrowhead once. That was fun.

Local newslady Anne Peterson is one of my customers. She's retired from TV now, really nice lady, and great to work with.

Spent a night at a little bar playing pool and drinking beer with country western singer Don Williams about 30 years ago. Had no idea who he was.

He was there with a friend and me and a buddy played pool all night with them. We got to shooting the shit with them and was talking about our jobs. When I asked Don what he did for a living he says I sing a bit, and play in a band. I asked him if he played in any of the bars around town and said I might have seen him he just kinda smiled and said, no not around here.

The next week I was watching Solid Gold and it's going through the top hits and up popped his album with his picture and name , he had the #1 country western song in the country. His album was up there too.
ROFL

They were in town to pick up a Bass Pro Party Barge.

I've met quite a few famous musicians and past/present players and Chiefs brass.

Recents are Jimmie Vaughn and Billy Bob Thorton

....one of my favs is Dennis Hopper.

Tv5?

was that at Knuckleheads?

Yes sir, couple years back.

nah..but hell, i wouldn't have cared. It is Rob ****ing Lowe we're talking about

And besides, if there were that would mean your wife was still in high school, . . . way before you met her.

I had a three way with Tom Selleck and Steve Gutenberg.

You're Ted Danson?

BRC.

No Dane McCloud?


Not impressed...

I don't know that a particular tipper stands out too much. Ozzy and family tipped pretty well I think.

I forgot about Jamie Lee Curtis, she was very nice but did not tip well.

Floyd Mayweather I met when he stayed at a hotel I was concierge at. He was a nightmare. Total entitled prick, cheap as hell, constant complaints. He didn't do much of the talking because he had a guy that did things for him who was also awful.

I've waited on James Gunn a few times. Super nice guy. Someone I work with even approached him as a fan, which is kind of a no no, and he was really cool.

Stevie Wonder is otherworldly. He shows up and it's like the pope is here. One time there was another blind guy in the restaurant who approached him to tell him what an inspiration he is. Stevie had him sit down at his table and they talked for like 30 minutes. Pretty incredible.

Robert Downey Jr. Was really personable and nice. Usually someone of his level is very guarded and wants as much privacy as possible. He was very open and talked to pretty much anyone who approached him.

Tim Allen was really standoffish at first, but he's a regular so after a few times he got to be friendly with me. His wife is incredibly nice.

One disappointment was Denzel Washington. He was really creepy to one of the girls I work with that was waiting on him. I guess when you're Denzel and are used to every girl wanting to **** you, you can't imagine someone wouldn't be flattered by your attention.