Guy gets last laugh after being fired as ‘non-essential,’ 6-weeks later that company implodes and he has a new job with a 20% pay raise: 'It's a great feeling.'

We would like to applaud Karma for giving this unjustly fired employee the revenge he deserved. There is a difference between revenge and karma. People say you should not dwell on revenge because it will only bring you unhappiness. Karma, however, is the universe giving you the justice you deserve. That is the kind of natural "revenge" we all hope for. We never have to worry about it but then one day BAM, the person or place that did you wrong gets what's coming to them. It's a beautiful thing. 

 

And we see that happening here to gloriously. This hardworking employee got fired one day and called "nonessential." It wasn't enough to take a job away from someone during the hardest period in US times to find a job, but they threw him out and called him expandable. Companies really do not make it about their people anymore. So, he left, but was lucky enough to quickly find a job afterwards. Actually, it was a full-time job for one of their key vendors, with a 20% pay raise! The funny thing is before this company really started to go down the tubes from firing this actually-essential man, his old boss kept calling him for help. Sorry, boss, you reap what you sow. 

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