The viral Olive Garden tip controversy has taken another turn after a manager at the Georgia restaurant at the center of the dispute forcefully rejected accusations that a former server was denied a $700 gratuity before being fired. “Nobody stole her money, OK? Nobody withheld anything from her,” an Olive Garden manager told Atlanta Black Star this week . “Her termination didn’t have anything to do with the credit cards. We never touched their money.” The comments mark the strongest public response yet from the restaurant following weeks of criticism directed at the Fayetteville location. The dispute began after former server Brook Skyes and her mother, Buni Williams, claimed that a customer left a $700 tip on May 31, only for management to delay payment while the transaction was under review . The situation escalated when Skyes was fired the following day. But according to the manager, the story being shared online leaves out a key detail: the transaction allegedly failed.…