'[I'm] not playing their games': Employee quits 2 hours before his first shift after getting lowballed on his salary offer by a swindling supervisor

Have you ever been completely ripped off before? The feeling of distrust lingers far longer than the initial sting of a deal gone wrong–which is why the employee in this next tale wouldn't stand for it, quitting at the first sign of employer swindling before they could make a fool of him.

If you start a new job under the guise of a predetermined salary, it's pretty infuriating when your offer letter suddenly looks a little meager. When it comes to employment, none of us are here to volunteer, relying heavily on the cash that comes through every two weeks on our paycheck to keep our lives afloat. So if you're suddenly getting $2 less per hour than what you expected before you even set foot into your new workplace, you already know you're going to be ripped off by that company. 

Keep scrolling to read more details about how this worker nipped the swindlers in the bud when they tried to short his paycheck before he ever even started working for them.