[cheers and applause] for you to split it with the other girl who took care of us, okay? this, right here, this is for you, thank you. steve: but that surprise $4,400 tip split between two waitresses ended up getting one of those waitresses fired. that s because the restaurant tried to make her share the money with the rest of the staff. she joins us right now to tell us her story. former waited truss at oven and tap restaurant ryan brant and her attorney bill horton, good morning to both of you. good morning. good morning, steve, thanks for having us. you bet. ryan, this great big group of 40 people. they decided we are all going to chip in 100 bucks. 4400 bucks split between the two waitresses, all right. that s what it looked like. you were overwhelmed. then what happened?
money back. so far, five people, including this guy, have turned in a total of 4,400 bucks. all but $200 were taken. d. lemon, uh-oh that is a total of 17 bucks. i guarantee if anybody smells that money, it s musty, because this guy never opens his wallet. i always buy your dinner. what, this isn t working? you re driving down the road. money comes flying out of the sky. what do you do? what do i do? be honest. we re only on live television. i probably would take some pictures of it if i felt i was in a safe place or i would drive away. i wouldn t do it. not going to do it. why? i don t know. it doesn t seem like. i don t like being on the sides of highways or interstates. you re on a country road, nobody is around, money comes flying out of the sky nobody is around? nobody is around.
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and that scares the daylights out of me. reporter: never. which brings me to this, the one big thing watson is slow to get is humor. that s another human advantage. in the jeopardy clues, the writers put a lot of jokes in there and it makes it easy if you get the jokes. reporter: has watson goofed yet? we were asked what movie star played piano in the movie ray. and learned to play the violin if the movie the soloist. do you know who that is? it s jamie foxx. watson thought it was beethoven. reporter: what does the brain behind watson say to that? don t know. reporter: you don t know? don t know. reporter: what? ibm says they ll find out. watching all the action in new yorktown heights, new york, michelle charlesworth. that s very cool. in that dry run, watson was in the lead with 4,400 bucks. we ll see that match on tv february 16th. if you want to check it out. i ve always wanted to be on jeopardy. me, you, einstein. i know how to oh, we re tied up
computer? that is certainly possible. and that would be a lot of fun. what worries me, though, is that some day we will have a watson standing here. reporter: never. and that scares the daylights out of me. reporter: never. which brings me to this, the one big thing watson is slow to get is humor. that s another human advantage. in the jeopardy clues, the writers put a lot of jokes in there and it makes it easy if you get the jokes. reporter: has watson goofed yet? we were asked what movie star played piano in the movie ray. and learned to play the violin if the movie the soloist. do you know who that is? it s jamie foxx. watson thought it was beethoven. reporter: what does the brain behind watson say to that? don t know. reporter: you don t know? don t know. reporter: what? ibm says they ll find out. watching alltion yorn he new that s very cool. in that dry run, watson was in the lead with 4,400 bucks.