Peachtree City, Georgia resident Andreas Flaten, who was awaiting his last paycheck from a former employer, received the money owed to him. True, in the form of hundreds of kilograms of oil-covered cents thrown in the driveway to his house in the middle of the night.
Flaten says he submitted his letter of resignation in writing back in November last year, and Miles Walker, owner of Walker Luxury Autoworks, clearly didn’t like it. The owner of the uniform promised to give Flaten his last salary of $ 915 in January of this year.
However, the payment was delayed. In response to Flaten’s call, the owner of the company accused his former employee of allegedly causing him “material damage.” But after a complaint to the state labor department, the money was still paid, but in the form indicated above. While a load of coins weighing about 500 pounds is in Flaten’s garage, where he is trying to use an aqueous mixture of soap and vinegar to remove oil from the cents, since, according to him, no one wants to accept them in this form.
Newspaper headline:
Sweet revenge