A Georgian man was shocked when his former manager sent him his final salary in the form of 90,000 coins covered in oil and grease.
A man named Andres Flatten who gave a 15 days notice before leaving the job, had a pending amount of $915 which he had to receive from the company yet. After leaving his job in November, he had handed in his two-week notice.
Facing delays in getting his last paycheck, he turned to the Georgia Department of Labor for help. To this, earlier this month, Andreas received his paycheck in pennies, which had been covered in an oil-like substance, at the end of his driveway.
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An envelope containing extremely inappropriate words was also given along with the salary received in the form of dirty coins. These coins have to be cleaned in order to be used. “It’s inappropriate behavior and now I sit up every night to clean the oil and grease from coins so I can spend,” said Andres.
