Malaysia

Delivery rider gets RM1,000 tip from foreign customer whose ‘too lazy to change his money’

Taking to TikTok, the rider Muhamad Rafiuddin posted that he was given the tip after he made a delivery to a man named Brandon.

Updated 8 months ago · Published on 17 Dec 2025 4:52PM

Delivery rider gets RM1,000 tip from foreign customer whose ‘too lazy to change his money’
Brandon returns with a stack of RM100 notes and hands it to Muhamad. - December 17, 2025

A DELIVERY rider got a huge surprise when he received an RM1,000 tip from a foreign customer recently.

Taking to TikTok, the rider Muhamad Rafiuddin posted that he was given the tip after he made a delivery to a man named Brandon.

The rider was about to leave when the customer called out to him to wait a while for his tip.

Brandon then returns with a stack of RM100 notes and hands it to Muhamad.

Asked about the huge amount, Brandon tell him that he is leaving Malaysia the next day and he was lazy to get his money changed. The rider is heard thanking Brandon several times to which he replies, 'Cheers bro'.

Netizens have since praised Brandon for his generosity and wished the rider all the best. - December 17, 2025

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