UFC CEO Dana White rewards fast food worker with cash for nobly rejecting $100,000 offer to leave his job

Dana White rewarded a loyal fast food employee with $15,000.

Influencer Razzaqlocks recently shared a video showing him trying to convince a cashier to quit his job on the spot for $100,000 (£79,000) in cash.

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However, the El Pollo Loco employee refused his offer because his store was already short-staffed and he didn’t want to leave his colleagues in the lurch.

“No,” he said, looking at the huge wad of $100 (£79) notes.

“I’m fine. There are only three people here today, otherwise…

“I don’t want to let them suffer.”

Razzaqlocks says he tried to convince the man to quit his job for several minutes before sharing the wholesome images online.

“These kids have acquired integrity,” White commented on the Instagram video.

“He’s a good human. He cared that his colleagues would suffer.

“I give him $15,000 (£12,000) for being a SOLID, BAD ASS HUMAN. Good things happen to GOOD people.

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The MMA mogul, who is worth an estimated $500 million, later shared another video on his own Instagram account showing Razzaqlocks returning to the store with a no-strings-attached gift.

“This kid has integrity and good things happen to good people. El Pollo Loco is your employee of the decade,” White captioned the post on his Instagram Story.

It shows Razzaqlocks telling the man his actions had impressed the UFC boss before handing him $15,000 (£12,000) in cash.

White recently took to social media to highlight a different type of employee.

The 54-year-old shared a video of a delivery driver carelessly throwing packages into the back of a FedEx truck.

White joked: “FedEx: We’ll get your shit there, but we’ll fuck it up.” »

The viral video led to the man in question being fired from his job.

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FedEx said in a statement: “The behavior depicted in the video is unacceptable and inconsistent with the professionalism that FedEx demonstrates every day.

“We are committed to handling our customers’ packages with the utmost care, and this driver is no longer providing service to our company due to this behavior.”