Tips score over awards

Hollywood star Bradley Cooper, who worked as a hotel doorman before he became an actor, has claimed that receiving tips meant to him “more than any award or review”.

Hollywood star Bradley Cooper, who worked as a hotel doorman before he became an actor, has claimed that receiving tips meant to him “more than any award or review”. The Hangover star worked part-time as a doorman at the Morgan Hotel while he studied at New York University, reported Contactmusic.

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“I was a doorman for five months and the tips I got then were such a big deal. In a way they meant more than any award or review now. I think twice I got a $20 tip and that was like, ‘Wow!’ I have never forgotten it,” said Cooper.

Although he enjoyed the generosity of hotel guests, the 35-year-old actor admits he doesn’t enjoy tipping. “I always carry my own bags because I don’t want to tip!” he said.