A SELF-PROCLAIMED bottle girl has claimed everyone is jealous of the tip she received for serving only two tables.
Nina Angelina, who works at a club in Scottsdale, Arizona, said she raked in a whopping $4,800 during a shift.
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One table spent more than $9,000 and patrons left a $1,800 tip.
The second group of revelers ended up with a bill of more than $10,000 and left a $3,000 tip, the New York Post reported.
TikTokers were left stunned at the amount she had received.
One said: “How do you even get into this kind of work is the question?”
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Another joked: “I’m in the wrong profession.”
While a third said: “I’m just mindblown that people have the money to pay 10,000 before the 3,000 tip (sic).”
And, a fellow bottle service worker claimed they never want a low-paid job again.
Fans asked the swanky club, named The Clubhouse at Maya, if they were hiring.
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It’s not known if Angelina was required to share the tip among her co-workers.
Meanwhile, waitress Ryan Brandt was handed a whopping $4,400 tip by real estate boss Grant Wise but was later fired.
Wise had visited the Oven and Tap in Bentonville, Arkansas last December and he and his friends had contributed $100 during the evening.
Wise, who came up with his idea of the "$100 club" during the pandemic, told WXIN he called the restaurant ahead of the outing to confirm servers didn't share tips.
Brandt and another waitress were left in tears as he gave them the money.
The server claimed that restaurant bosses told her she'd have to split the tip with all of her co-workers - something she says hasn't happened in the three-and-a-half years she has worked there.
The University of Arkansas grad, who is in her early 30s, told WXIN: "I was told that I was going to be giving my cash over to my shift manager and I would be taking home 20 percent."
She said she was "devastated" - as she'd planned to use the money to help pay off her student loans.
Brandt was fired after she was ordered to share it with her colleagues.
And, waitress Danielle Franzoni was left stunned when a customer left her a $2,020 tip for a $23 meal on New Year's Eve in December 2020.
She received the generous gratuity while working at the Thunder Bay River Restaurant in Alpena, Michigan.
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The mom, who previously lived in a homeless shelter, thought there had been some kind of mistake at first.
But, restaurant bosses assured her the tip was genuine and she planned to use the money to bump her life savings.
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