Amy Schumer Leaves $500 Tip for a Student Waiter in New York—Again!

Ryan was working two jobs to support his college education

Amy Schumer is more than just a funny gal; she's also an amazing person!

While dining out at famed establishment Peter's Clam Bar on Long Island last weekend, she got into a conversation with her waiter, Ryan, where she learned that he was working two jobs to help fund his college education. Dining with one other person, Schumer decided to leave Ryan a $500 tip on her reported $49 bill.

A source tells E! News that in addition to her incredibly generous tip, the Inside Amy Schumer star was "very friendly."

The comedienne definitely knows how to get along with everybody and have a good time with them, as she often finds herself surprising locals everywhere and tipping them generously!

Schumer dished to E! News why she leaves generous amounts behind when she meets a nice server.

"I waited tables for a long time, so when a waiter is sweet and does a good job I like to leave a really big tip," she explained. "I do it all the time. I can't believe it's a news story but hey everybody should tip a lot that job is hard."

She continued, "I left a chick $600 on a $100 tab. She was a great bartender in Boston at the Mandarin Oriental. I feel crazy lucky I'm in a position to do that."

In addition to being a generous tipper, Schumer is also a hilarious prankster!

She stumbled upon a couple taking engagement photos while she was jogging through Central Park and decided to have a little fun with them. According to photographer Alisha Siegel, the Trainwreck star exclaimed, "Oh my god! Are you taking engagement photos? Let me get in one!" before hopping into the lovebirds' snapshot.

"I thought it was a little weird but I said yes anyways. She took off her sunglasses, we snapped a quick pic, and right after she says, 'You guys know I'm like reeeeeeal famous.' I take another look it hit me that it was Amy Schumer!" Siegel recalled.

After realizing it was one of the most famous up-and-coming comediennes these days, Siegel freaked out. "My face went totally blank and I said, 'Oh my god! Amy! I love you!' Needless to say I was pretty excited," says Siegel. 

Not only did the photographer get to meet one of her favorite stars, the couple also gets to hold onto their photobomb forever. How's that for a wedding present?!

Schumer really knows how to make dramatic entrances and exits!

Page Six first reported the news about Schumer's generous tip. 

—Additional reporting by Lindsay Good

(Originally published on Monday, June 15, 2015, at 8:55 a.m. PDT.)