A bottle service waitress has disclosed how much money she can make in a single day and the internet is going wild.
Nina, who works in a venue in Scottsdale, Arizona, recently took to TikTok to share a video which shows ‘her day as a bottle girl’ while working at a lavish poolside club.
In the video, Nina, whose handle is @ninaanngelina, shows how the club is split into different sections and one day she seemed super stoked because she was assigned to the cabana area.
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While she alluded to the idea that the cabana section earns some serious tips, we didn’t expect Nina to hold up a USD $1,800 and $3,000 tip after a hard day’s work.
As expected, people have lost it over Nina's not so humble earnings, with one person writing: “I’m in the wrong profession.”
Another person commented: “Is your location hiring???????!!!!”
A third person said: “I never understand why people throw money at pool clubs? Lol literally hand it to the bottle girl or go to a strip club.”
While another person shared their experience working in IT as they are also privy to a hefty salary: “For everyone too ugly to be bartenders; I work in IT as a Systems Administrator and make $350 an hour. Don’t need college either and I work from home.”
While the hospitality life may not be suitable for everyone, a Rhode Island waitress also took to social media to share a generous tip she received from a customer.
Jennifer Vernancio shared the staggering USD $810 tip from a $48 bill she got while working a shift at The Big Cheese & Pub in Cranston.
The mother of two revealed to Newsweek that she had a terrible morning after not being able to find a sitter for her children as she headed to work.
But things quickly turned around after a couple who ordered sandwiches decided to show their appreciation for her outstanding service.
"I go over to pick up the check, I don't even know," she said explained to the news outlet.
"They left me a $810 tip. I'm like, 'Are you kidding? This can't be.' I brought it to my manager and at first I'm like, 'This can't be.' She's like, 'Oh no, that's it."'
She added: “To the gentleman and his wife that left that generous tip, I just want to say thank you so much.... That money, it's more than a couple of shifts.
"I mean it helps out, everything helps out, but that is more than money, it's just true kindness. Honestly, I believe and spread it everywhere, I go for the law of attraction."
Charisa Bossinakis