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Airrack gave Mr. Singh $1,000 and the employee-of-the-month plaque

Manager Mr. Singh said he was not employee of the month material; Airrack gave him the plaque and $1,000.

Airrack worked a full shift at a 7-Eleven while posing as a new employee named Ricky Filet. Store owner Gershon knew the stunt; the staff and manager Mr. Singh did not.

Airrack pushed 7-Eleven’s store values with outside help, including a power-washing drone on the exterior, an industrial floor scrubber he drove through the front doors, and a cow he brought into the sales floor to promote fresh milk. Singh redirected him to manual mopping and kept him on register work as the bits piled up.

The shift ran about 12 hours. Singh told Airrack his time was up and the shop was closed, and said he would see him tomorrow.

Airrack returned as Eric Decker, said he had been Ricky Filet, and asked whether he was employee of the month material. Singh said he was very bad and not employee of the month, citing phone use and work habits. When Decker asked if he was in trouble, Singh said yes.

Decker said employee of the month should go to someone who teaches new hires. He gave Singh an employee of the month award and $1,000. Singh thanked him. Staff had tagged the store on Instagram during the shift.

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