Did Drew Brees Do Anything Wrong by Leaving a $3 Tip on a $74 Takeout Order?

First, let me state, that this story is NOT A STORY! I'm only writing about it because corporate asked me to give my take on it.

National media (TV, radio, and internet) started talk about a $3 tip that Drew Brees left at a San Diego restaurant on a $74 bill.

Some outlets didn't even report that the tip was left on a take-out order.

Drew himself became aware of the story Thursday morning when he saw a network morning show in a discussion about tipping on take-out orders, referencing a picture of his take-out receipt that was circulated online.

Here's what Drew tweeted about the story:

That's RE-DIC-U-LOUS, and I'm ashamed with my involvement in the media that runs stories like this.

Let me put it this way: I'LL NEVER CARE WHAT YOU OR ANYONE TIPS UNLESS WE'RE AT DINNER TOGETHER!

That's the only way I would ever give a flip about a tip!

I'm ashamed that I was even asked to write about this story. I can only assume that our company sees some value in having this story consumed on the internet or on the air.

Colin Cowherd had a great take on "The Herd" today. You can listen to Colin on 1130 the Tiger from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

His outrage was at the fact that the story included Drew's financial status. I agree with the fact that how much money you make should have no bearing on how much you tip. Furthermore, how much a server makes before tips should be totally irrelevant!

A tip should be based on the quality of service and food provided! That's it! Boom! End of story.

The icing on the cake here is that the tip was left on a take-out order, which I would conclude that more than half of the people who get take-out never tip on!

I didn't even learn that it was appropriate to tip on take-out until about five years ago. What do I do? I give a 10 percent tip on take-out orders.

There's my take! Tip on take-out or DON'T! I DON'T CARE, and you shouldn't either!