Ricardo Nonato, a US citizen working two jobs, was subjected to xenophobic abuse by a customer. A GoFundMe account was set up to give him the tip he deserves. The campaign has already raised more than $40,000. The customer, Stephanie Lovins, was eventually fired from her job for leaving the abusive remark on the restaurant bill. A spokesperson for Century 21 said the company was aware of the situation, adding, \”Hate has no place within the Century 21 brand, and we are taking this very seriously\” The incident came on the heels of President Donald Trump threatening to carry out \”mass deportations\” of illegal immigrants. The restaurant examined the CCTV footage and confirmed that it was Lovins who left the \”racist\” note on the $87 bill. The realtor was an experienced realtor working with one of the largest real estate firms in the world. She claimed her card was stolen and used improperly by someone else, but the restaurant investigated and found out that Lovins was the one who used the card.