Levels: Man pulls up to work in Bentley to quit, peeps react
- A man has surprisingly pulled up in an expensive car in his workplace to tell his bosses that he quits
- The unknown man's story was shared by his former colleague on social media on Wednesday
- Social media users have shared mixed reactions to the post, many of them said they'll also quit if they secure a huge bag
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Social media users have mixed reactions after a Twitter user shared snaps of his co-worker who pulled up in a white Bentley at his place of work on Wednesday. The former colleague was only there to quit.
The post shared on the micro-blogging app by tweep, @NoFeelinzz, has garnered over 38.1k retweets and more than 233k likes. @NoFeelinzz did not mention the coworker's name, where they are from or the name of their place of work.
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@NoFeelinzz wrote:
"Coworker pulled up in a Bentley this morning and quit."
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Tweeps flooded @NoFeelinzz's comment section and shared their views on the man's action.
@cheezkid260 commented:
"Power move. I wouldn't even give them a notice, I'd probably move across the country, change my name, dye my hair, get contacts to change my eye colour, get plastic surgery, and disappear off the face of the earth."
@Supreme_1017 wrote:
"Must’ve invested in something better than a 9-5."
@GojonGo2005 said:
"That’s a flex flex."
@S0ulGrown added:
"I'm happy for him, most people dream of doing this, others work towards this."
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In other news, Kwadwo Safo Junior, the CEO of the Kantanka Group of Companies, has released videos showing how its new brand of Uber-like cars are being made at the factory.
Along with the videos sighted by YEN.com.gh on the personal Twitter handle of Kwadwo Safo, the renowned CEO indicates that the new cars are named Kantanka Amoanimah.
In the first footage, the workers are seen manually fixing different parts of the car doors while the car is very much in its 'skeletal' stage.
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