Lenin Gutierrez would have never expected that a little courage would earn him a six-digit tip.

Gutierrez, a Barista in a Starbucks in San Diego, California, introduced a customer-to-speech, the wanted to wear a mask. One of the guests was armed, and launched a call for donations, such as the channel "CBS" reported. 22. June, the action was launched - 105.445 dollars came together. The action has now expired.

Unruly customer has a claim on half the money

the unruly customer, Amber Lynn Gilles spoke up. On Facebook she wrote: "Lenin of Starbucks refused to serve me a Cup of coffee, because I wasn't wearing a mask. Next Time, I'll wait for the police and bring a medical exemption from the mask of duty." The post Gilles has been deleted are now back.

the willingness of The people, for Gutierrez, a tip collect on meets the woman apparently also evil. In an Interview with TV channel "KGTV" she said: "It was discrimination, and no one has bothered. Now this behavior is rewarded, too." More Gilles said she wanted to sue for the half of the collected money - which would amount to more than $ 52,000.

the woman Also explained why she is wearing basically no mask in shops. Own words, she suffers from shortness of breath, dizziness and heart rhythm disorders. "I also have Asthma and I get face mask for acne," says Gilles.

More than 320,000 infections in California reported

In California have been tightened measures to curb the Coronavirus pandemic, only a few days ago again. In the most populous U.S. state Bars, cinemas and museums were forced to close again. Restaurants are allowed to host also no guests in enclosed spaces.

the reason for the intensification of the measures are numbers on the back of rapidly rising Infection. On a Sunday afternoon, the authorities had reported approximately 8500 certified, new infections and 72 deaths. In total, there are in the state of on the West coast so far, more than 320,000 reported infections. "Horror-Goofy": Dangerous chain letter to WhatsApp, Instagram and TikTok PCP "Horror-Goofy": Dangerous chain letter to WhatsApp, Instagram and TikTok

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Date Of Update: 17 July 2020, 09:27