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Retired NFL Player Chad Johnson Announces His Own Round of Stimulus Checks

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In the meantime, former NFL player Chad Johnson revealed that he would hand out a $245,000 stimulus of his own via the Cash App to those in need.

Johnson followed that statement with another tweet questioning how people could live off of the original $1,200 stimulus check that the federal government gave out to ease the strain of the financial hardships caused by the pandemic.

The generous offer comes a month after Johnson left a liberal tip at a restaurant in Florida.

On May 18, 2020, Johnson shared a photo on Twitter showing that he had left a $1,000 tip on a $37.40 bill from a restaurant called Havana’s Cuban Cuisine in Copper City, Florida.

“To have to survive the pandemic with two months of not working, I feel very happy to receive such a generous tip from the former NFL star,” Garces told the news outlet through an interpreter.

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