All coins weigh approximately 230 kilograms. They were thrown in the middle of the night down the aisle and by a powerful written message.
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A resident of Peachtree City, Georgia (USA), received a salary statement from his former employer in the form of a large amount of pennies covered in oily material that was thrown in front of his home in the middle of the night, according to local media relocate.
In November of last year, Andreas Flatn quit his job at Walker Luxury Auto Works machine workshop, he explained, due to the toxic work environment. He also indicated that his decision sparked a negative reaction from his boss, Miles Walker, who immediately stood up, put his hands on his head, and left for about an hour.
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According to Flaten, his boss owed him $ 915 and promised to pay the amount owed by January 2021. However, he broke his word and accused the former worker of causing material damage when he called to ask about the delay in settlement.
Finally, when Flaten went to the Georgia Department of Labor, the amount owed appeared in front of his house in the form of a pile of coins, weighing about 230 kilograms in total. According to a video that his girlfriend posted on Instagram, the money was accompanied by a note saying: “Damn you!”
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When asked about this event, Walker assured that he does not remember whether it was he who threw the coins there and added, “It doesn’t matter, he got paid, that’s the only thing that matters.”
Meanwhile, Flaten explained that he keeps the coins in his garage and plans to clean them so he can use them.
