With 90 thousand coins, the last payment for a worker in America

Posted on: March 26, 2021
Posted by: Izer Hector
Posted in: Economy

Although he finally received his last payment for his work, American Andreas Flaten is unhappy with the way it was delivered.

A former employer owed you $ 915 To Flaten, from Georgia, USA, after leaving his job last November.

But it stayed Surprised When I received my last payment: 90 thousand pence (penny) Covered with greaseIt was delivered directly to his home a few days ago, according to local media reports. On top of the coins was his last payment receipt and an express farewell message bound.

“It was very childish.”Flaten announced.

Flaten said he quit his job at A OK Walker Autoworks in Peachtree City in November. The company owed its last check and had trouble receiving it, so it had to Seek help from the Georgia Department of Labor.

A pile of oil coins

In mid-March, Flaten said he left home with his girlfriend and saw Stack of coins on your way.

He claimed that the pennies were covered in an oily substance.

With all these pennies, we will definitely find some treasures.

Now, his nighttime routine consists of … Clean up pennies to go to change them. He commented that cleaning a few hundred coins takes about an hour and a half.

“I think there will be a lot of work for the money that I’ve already earned,” he said. “It is definitely not fair.”

This photo provided by Olivia Oxley shows a spot on the sidewalk, March 20, 2021 in Fayetteville, Georgia A man from Georgia said his former employer owed him a pretty penny, $ 915 to be exact, after leaving his job in November. But Andreas Flaten said he was shocked to see his last batch: 90,000 oil or grease covered in pennies, at the end of his road earlier this month, media reported. On top of the pile was an envelope of Flaten's final payroll and a clear parting letter. (Olivia Oxley via AP) - The AP provides access to this third-party photo only to report illustrative news or comment on facts quoted in the photo; It must be used within 14 days of dispatching; Not archive; License is prohibited; Compulsory credit — The pennies were covered in an oily substance. AP / Olivia Oxley

The owner of the store, Miles Walker, spoke to WGCL-TV and said he did not know whether or not he left the pennies in front of the Flatten house.

He said, “I really don’t remember.” “It doesn’t matter, he got paid. That’s the important thing.”

Walker described Flatten as “soft”.

Flatten’s friend, Olivia Oxley, said she hopes her boyfriend’s story will draw attention to the way that “employers abuse some people”.

Oxley noted that the couple are no longer upset with the situation and that they are now looking at it from a more positive perspective.

Oxley said, “With all those pennies, we’re definitely going to find some treasures. I actually found one from 1937.” “After the first bunch, the only thing left for us was to laugh, because this poor poor man took so long to be cruel and vengeful. We firmly refuse to let him spoil one moment.

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