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Q: Three weeks ago, 19 year old Red Lobster waitress Toni Christina Jenkins was working a regular shift in Nashville, Tennessee. Christina (as she prefers to be called) got a receipt with the words “None N*gger” in lieu of a tip. Then Red Lobster suspended her with pay for posting said receipt online in violation of company policy. Both stories brought forth a torrent of outrage on Christina’s behalf and rightly so. Red Lobster, wisely, dropped the issue. Partly because it would have been a public relations nightmare but also because their employee had been cruelly insulted so why bust her chops over it? 
  
 Just another day, just another racist slur in America? 
  
 We here at Addicting Info see far too much of this kind of mindless hate and our bossman, Matthew Hanson, thought it might be nice to see if we could get Christina the tip she was denied while sending a big “Screw You!” to the kind of lowlifes that find this sort racist slur funny. In the first 12 hours, we hit our goal and raised $1,000. So we upped the goal to $5,000, and raised that in another 12 hours. We decided to raise it, one last time, to $10,000 and we hit that within 72 hours, even though the fundraiser had been scheduled to last 30 days. We could have kept going but we were concerned that Christina would get slammed with a huge tax bill (among other assorted problems) so we stopped at $10,719 dollars. Christina had no idea this was being done and when she was notified her reaction was: 
  
 I almost choked…I was like “wait that’s for me? Like to have?” Lol. I was stunned. But most of all I was touched. I had shed a lot of tears from the criticism and hate I was getting and it was a breath of fresh air to know that people were supporting me and actually cared enough to give to me when they didn’t even know me. 
  
 In an email exchange Christina said the results of the fundraiser didn’t make the racist slur any less hurtful but “What it did do was change my perspective on most people. Before I assumed most people wouldn’t care or think this was a big deal because it happens everyday all over the world. I just figured this would be another instance of racism and nothing would come of it, however the love and support I have received from strangers has shown me that most people do truly care about others and are just seeking an opportunity to give into someone else’s situation or current circumstance. It showed me the true unity that can exist when people come together.” 
  
 When asked if she was surprised at the massive amount of attention her original post had received, she said: 
  
 Oh my gosh yes!!!! Like I had released before when I took the picture initially I didn’t post it, I just wanted to show my parents. Well when I did my mom told me “you need to do something about this, don’t just sit back”….being 19 I was like “ok…”. Didn’t really know what to do so I put it in Facebook for my friends to see. I thought I’d get a few likes and some comments, and that was it. I had no clue the next morning it was going to be viral or the top ten searched on Google. I was like what?! My phone wouldn’t stop ringing, my dad had been contacted in California where he lives, my grandparents were contacted I was like “what the heck is happening”. Didn’t expect anything from it. Totally surprised. 
  
 Christina is a deeply religious woman and while she plans to use the bulk of the money to buy a car to travel to work, school and the community service programs she belongs to, she also plans to pay it forward. “I have a list of people I want to bless too,” She said, “because I truly believe I am blessed to bless others and there is always more given unto those who give.” 
  
 Clearly, Christina has a sense of pride and dignity lacking in the person that wrote the racist slur in the first place as well as in her detractors. 
  
 ” You don’t know how I was raised.” – Christina Jenkins 
  
 There’s a vocal minority that insist the whole thing was a hoax. I’ll let Christina answer her critics: 
  
 …to the people who believe it to be a hoax: you don’t know me, and you don’t know how I was raised. I could never do something so hateful or hurtful and preposterous. You can believe what you want but when it comes down to it, you are entitled to your opinion and there’s nothing I can do about that. God bless you. 
  
 She took a softer tone with Devin Barnes, the young man whose name is on the receipt. He denies that he wrote the racist slur but, regardless, Christina still had kind words for him: 
  
 To Devin Barnes: first I want to say sorry for any hate you received or any scrutiny that you endured. My intentions where never to have you attacked or looked down upon. Some of the comments I received from my supporters regarding you were so hurtful so I can only imagine the ones you had to deal with. I hope you can understand that my heart is genuine in my apology and that God touches your heart to accept my apology. When I posted that picture my intentions where to get a few likes and a few comments (50-100 comments is what I expected). That was all. And I posted it in audacity of the situation and to show that racism was still out there, not because I was angry, hurt, wanted revenge, or wanted any disdain towards you. In complete honesty I had NO CLUE your name was printed on the receipt. I knew your signature was on it but I couldn’t read it so I didn’t pay attention to it. When a friend pointed out that your name was clearly printed on there I immediately regretted putting the picture up there. Still at that moment I didn’t think anything would come of the situation because racism happens everyday and i was just another victim..I didn’t take it personal or anything. I want you to know being the person I am I hold no grudge. If I ever saw you in public I would most definitely notice you and if you wouldn’t be completely freaked out by it, I would hug you. I know we both went through a rough patch in dealing with the whole situation so I have sympathy for you. As a Christian, my God calls me to love people and that’s what I do. The night I received that receipt I wasn’t angry, I didn’t hate you, and I still don’t. I wish you the best of blessings in your future and I want to thank you for the impact you’ve had on my life. Through this experience I have learned that no matter the situation no matter the circumstance, unity and love is what matters and it will conquer all. 
  
 Christian Toni Jenkins is a far nicer person than I am. 
  
 She had once last thing to say to the thousands of complete strangers that leapt at the chance to show the bigots of the world that compassion and tolerance are stronger than their hate: 
  
 Words can’t explain how grateful I am. And I know that God will greatly bless you for blessing me. I appreciate all the kind words and know that the money will be used wisely. I never would’ve imagined being blessed by strangers on such a colossal level. You all are saints and I love you from the bottom of my heart. 
  
 So say we all. ||||| (Image Credit: Toni Christina Jenkins) 
  
 A Red Lobster waitress, who said a customer left her a receipt with a racist slur, has received the tip of a lifetime, thanks to a fundraising from online supporters. 
  
 Toni Christina Jenkins of Franklin, Tenn., said she was shocked when she saw a receipt on the table with "none" on the "Tip" line and the N-word on the "Total" line. 
  
 "I was just stunned that it happened," Jenkins, 19, said. "It's not something that you think in our generation would actually take place, so I was just blown away by it." 
  
 After posting a picture of the receipt to Facebook Sept. 10, her story sparked outrage online, prompting a California man to take action. Matthew Hanson, founder of AddictingInfo.org, heard Jenkins' story and started an online fundraiser called "Tips for Toni" that collected $10,749 in place of Jenkins' non-tip on the bill for $44.53. 
  
 "It was about sending a message to racists that Americans aren't going to tolerate that," Hanson said. "We raised $10,000 within seventy-two hours. It was really amazing." 
  
 Hanson presented the check Sept 30 to Jenkins, who was unaware of the fundraiser. 
  
 "I literally screamed. I was so confused," Jenkins said. "I was just so thankful. I felt so blessed and so honored that so many people came together on my behalf to give this to me." 
  
 Citing a company policy that prohibits employees from posting a guest receipt online, Red Lobster suspended Jenkins with pay after the story went public, but she has now resumed work. 
  
 "We are disgusted by the language used on this guest check and it has no place in our restaurant or anywhere else," a Red Lobster representative said in a statement to ABC News. "We were in constant communication with [our server] throughout this situation and have extended her a high degree of respect and caring for what happened. No one should have to endure what our employee went through." 
  
 Some online commenters have called the authenticity of the receipt into question, but Jenkins stands by her story. 
  
 "I was just trying to create awareness that racism is still taking place in this generation," Jenkins said. "For people who think it's fake, my heart goes out to them and I wish them the best." 
  
 A rash of receipts left with racist remarks have made headlines recently, from a Papa John's employee who identified a customer as "lady chinky eyes" to a CVS employee referring to an Asian woman as "Ching Chong Lee" on her receipt. ||||| A terrible tip just turned into more than $10,000 for one Red Lobster waitress. 
  
 Toni Christina Jenkins got a surprise check for $10,759 last month thanks to strangers who donated money online after hearing her story. The 19-year-old waitress was shocked in September when a customer allegedly left her a receipt that read “None n**ger,” in place of the tip line. (Story continues below photo.) 
  
 She posted the receipt on her Facebook page and the story went viral, prompting Matthew Hanson, founder of the liberal news site Addictinginfo.org, to start an online campaign to raise a real tip for Jenkins. Though the fundraiser was initially planned to last 30 days, the campaign reached its $10,000 goal in just 72 hours, organizers wrote on the website. 
  
 In a Q&A; with Addictinginfo, Jenkins said she plans to spend the bulk of the money on a car to get to work and to her community service commitments. She’s also hoping to give some of it away. 
  
 Jenkins’ story has a happy ending, but there’s been some controversy along the way. Red Lobster initially suspended Jenkins with pay for posting the receipt online, though a company spokesman called the language on the receipt “completely disgusting” in an e-mail to The Huffington Post at the time. She’s back at work now, according to ABC News. 
  
 In addition, some critics have called Jenkins’ receipt post a hoax -- a claim which she denies. Still, she told Addictinginfo that the experience overall has been a positive one. 
  
 "Before I assumed most people wouldn’t care or think this was a big deal because it happens everyday all over the world," she said. "I just figured this would be another instance of racism and nothing would come of it, however the love and support I have received from strangers has shown me that most people do truly care about others." |||||
A: 
It's a rotten story with a nice ending: When a Red Lobster waitress in Nashville got no tip from a patron who instead scrawled the n-word on his bill, she posted it on Facebook. From there, the folks at the Addicting Info website got wind of it and held a "Tips for Toni" online campaign that raised more than $10,000 for 19-year-old Toni Christina Jenkins, reports the Huffington Post. “I literally screamed," Jenkins tells ABC News. "I felt so blessed and so honored that so many people came together on my behalf to give this to me.” Red Lobster suspended Jenkins for the Facebook post, because it's against company policy, but she has since been allowed back to work. And yes, she knows that some people think it was a hoax. “For people who think it’s fake, my heart goes out to them and I wish them the best.” The chain is now standing by her, too: "No one should have to endure what our employee went through.” (Click to read about a bartender who recently pulled in an even bigger tip.)