Jimmy Donaldson aka MrBeast

MrBeast Tips A Grateful Waitress With A Much Needed Car

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By Melanie VanDerveer on March 27, 2023 at 8:00 PM EDT

Imagine needing to Uber to work every day because you don't have a car, and then one day while working as a waitress, you're tipped a CAR! One waitress doesn't have to imagine such an amazing thing because it just happened to her when she lucked out and waited on wildly popular YouTuber MrBeast.

In a viral TikTok video shared by MrBeast, viewers get to see how the amazing moment happened and how grateful the waitress was for the extremely generous tip.

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MrBeast Tipped A Waitress A Car!

MrBeast tips waitress a car
MrBeast - TikTok

MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, is known for his acts of kindness and paying it forward every chance he gets. But oddly, as well known as he is, many don't recognize him or know just what he's all about. It appeared that way when MrBeast asked the waitress what her biggest tip has ever been. She replied "Like $50," and that's when he dropped the bomb that she's about to get a way better tip than that.

"Has anyone ever tipped a car?," MrBeast asked, and her face said it all. "Have you seen our TikTok before? It's MrBeast. Does that ring a bell?"

The pure shock on her face was enough to make MrBeast say, "Don't pass out," as she is talking through the doubt of this actually happening for her. With the car key in her hand, the two then venture outside to see the "tip" in person.

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MrBeast pointed out the waitresses brand new car as she covers her mouth in complete shock. After she asks if he's serious, she begins to cry. "I mean, is this, this isn't real?," she asked as he assures her that it's real. "I was literally late to work today because the Uber was slow."

They then get into the car to check it out. "I'm in such shock right now. I don't even know how to drive," she said. "Thank you so much."

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MrBeast tips a car
MrBeast - TikTok
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The video has received nearly 26 million views in less an day. More than 33,000 comments flooded the comment section of the video.

"MrBeast more like Mr. Best," one person wrote. "How have ppl not heard of MrBeast?," wrote another.

Many dropped into the comments to ask for things - a car, money for college tuition, and a house. One follower took a chance and wrote, "Y'all responding in 20 seconds really want 10,000 dollars." MrBeast replied, "If u get 10,000 likes." So far, his comment has received 35,000 likes so now we wait and see what happens next.

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MrBeast Bought An Expensive Box Of Girl Scout Cookies

MrBeast buys Girl Scout cookies
MrBeast - TikTok

In another video shared earlier this month, MrBeast visited a Girl Scout table selling cookies. "How much do these cookies cost?," he asked the kids at the table. They replied $5 a box, and he said, "Can I pay $10,000 for a box? Is that okay?"

He then handed them a briefcase with $10,000 in it, much to their surprise. The troop leader was then seen running to the table excitedly. He hands her the briefcase filled with money and then MrBeast chose his single box of cookies.

"I'm gonna grab the lemonade ones. They taste the best," he said. One of his friends who works with him on his videos, Karl, then disagreed saying that Thin Mints are the best. As he picked up a box of Thin Mints, MrBeast told him, "Hey, we only bought one" and put the box back on the table.

The video went viral with more than 21 million views.

MrBeast asked what everyone's favorite cookie flavor is in the comment section. Many people were responding with their favorites, and others were leaving comments about the video.

"How are you going to pay 10g's for one box of Girl Scout cookies and NOT get the Thin Mints? I'm so mad at you right now," one person wrote. "Imagine trading a Thin Mint for a college tuition," said another.

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