I was Mr. O'Conner's waiter in Malibu in 1994. A man of few words, but a polite and friendly class act.

The most interesting part of this story is the man who sat at the table before him. Don Rickles. Mr. Rickles was my favorite celebrity customer of all time.

Tables get reset fast, so as Mr. Rickles was leaving the table and Mr. O'Conner was being seated, they had a brief conversation. Mr. RIckles assured Mr. O'Conner that I would be taking excellent care of him as he introduced us to each other by name, as we shook hands. Mr. Rickles said he would be back with 'his boys' if Mr. O'Conner offended ME. What a riot.

Mr. O'Conner tipped 50% on the bill, that night.

I was Mr. O'Conner's waiter in Malibu in 1994. A man of few words, but a polite and friendly class act.

The most interesting part of this story is the man who sat at the table before him. Don Rickles. Mr. Rickles was favorite celebrity customer.

Tables get reset fast, so as Mr. Rickles was leaving the table and Mr. O'Conner was being seated, they had a brief conversation. Mr. RIckles assured Mr. O'Conner that I would be taking excellent care of him as he introduced us to each other by name, as we shook hands. Mr. Rickles said he would be back with 'his boys' if Mr. O'Conner offended ME. What a riot.

Mr. O'Conner tipped 50% on the bill, that night.

I was Mr. O'Conner's waiter in Malibu in 1994. A man of few words, but a polite and friendly class act.

The most interesting part of this story is the man who sat at the table before him. Don Rickles. Mr. Rickles was favorite celebrity customer.

Tables get reset fast, so as Mr. Rickles was leaving the table and Mr. O'Conner was being seated, they had a brief conversation. Mr. RIckles assured Mr. O'Conner that I would be taking excellent care of him as he introduced me, by name, as we shook hands. Mr. Rickles said he would be back with 'his boys' if Mr. O'Conner offended ME. What a riot.

Mr. O'Conner tipped 50% on the bill, that night.

I was Mr. O'Conner's waiter in Malibu in 1994. A man of few words, but a polite and friendly class act.

The most interesting part of this story is the man who sat at the table before him. Don Rickles. Mr. Rickles was favorite celebrity customer.

Tables get reset fast, so as Mr. Rickles was leaving the table and Mr. O'Conner was being seated, they had a brief conversation. Mr. RIckles assured Mr. O'Conner that I would be taking excellent care of him as he introduced me, by name. Mr. Rickles said he would be back with 'his boys' if Mr. O'Conner offended ME. What a riot.

Mr. O'Conner tipped 50% that night.