Manager shorts pay and tries to get employee to quit, instead unknowingly saves him $18k and employed for 6 years: ‘I don’t steal from employers, unless they steal from me first.’

• When this employee discovered the discrepancy in his paycheck he immediately talked to the professionals about it. Unfortunately,  they said they could get his money back, but it would take weeks and he would most likely be fired directly afterwards. Instead, this guy decided to take the long path of revenge. He spend the next 6 years working on getting his money back, and boy did he! Read the entire lowdown below. 

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