Employee who tries to fake an injury like a ‘bad stunt double’ for workers’ comp gets fired, lives on as the break room's favorite meme: ‘[He fell]… on camera… in 4K’

This employee did not plan his scheme out very well after trying to fake an injury to get workers' comp. If you don't know what that is, it is when you get an injury while on the job and then the company your work for has to pay for your time off and medical bills. The thing is, however, big companies are not dumb and they are 100% going to look into how this injury was actually acquired. If it was an actual work-induced incident, then fine. But if it's just an employee being dumb or doing something they were told not to, then yeah, you're out of luck. This guy was even MORE out of luck because he was caught faking his accident on camera! It was very obvious that he stopped to think about how to "fall," threw himself dramatically, and then refused any sort of medical help, just asked for the paperwork. This guy not only did NOT get workers' comp he also got fired. But wait, that's not all! His video also became the office meme. 

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