hightipping priest
One of New York City's highest-tipping clubgoers is an Episcopal priest
Well, he also has a side business selling meds for hemophiliacs. "I work hard. I make good money. How I spend it, that's my business," said Fr. Gregory Malia, 43, who drives in often from his Pennsylvania parish. Once, he bought a"$35k" bottle of champagne at the club, which came with an auto-tip of $7k for the server, and he kicked in another $10k for the lady. Apparently, there's good Blue Cross money in hemophilia meds (and Blue Cross sued to get some of it back). New York Daily News
Well, he also has a side business selling meds for hemophiliacs. "I work hard. I make good money. How I spend it, that's my business," said Fr. Gregory Malia, 43, who drives in often from his Pennsylvania parish. Once, he bought a"$35k" bottle of champagne at the club, which came with an auto-tip of $7k for the server, and he kicked in another $10k for the lady. Apparently, there's good Blue Cross money in hemophilia meds (and Blue Cross sued to get some of it back). New York Daily News
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It's about time the catholic church started spreading some of the wealth!
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 12/29/08 at 08:44 AM
Yeah, my bad. I see the title Father and just assume it's Catholic. So that means the catholic church still hasn't decided to start high-tipping yet?
How does he afford a 35,000.00 bottle of champagne?
How does he afford a 35,000.00 bottle of champagne?
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 12/29/08 at 01:50 PM
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