In light of his recent three-year, $30 million contract to return to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Andre Roberson was put on blast on Twitter after leaving a measly tip on a near-$500 bar tab after signing his contract.

The bartender snapped a picture of the receipt, calling him “trash” for his less-than-standard tip, with Roberson quickly interjecting that he shouldn't have had to tip him since it was only a bottle of booze with no service included — no different than going to a convenience store, apparently.

It wasn't long until Roberson was missing his teammates Steven Adams and Enes Kanter, who former part of Russell Westbrook‘s MVP-rally crew during the NBA season.

The nicely-spirited tweet was met with a savage response from the Kiwi, eliciting a smile on Kanter's face upon reading it.

The rest of Twitter soon followed with the most iconic Roberson moment for any Thunder fan.

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