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Technically the idea is from Superman III, which Michael Bolton points out in the movie.
send the shipping fees into his own account.

That was definitely not office space
And leaving a detailed plan on your desktop?
Does this guy even crime? >

Truly idiotic behavior. Who does that kind of stuff on the company laptop? Of course IT found out. I don’t even like watching YouTube on the company’s Wi-Fi. >

Beyond that they were obviously going to find out anyway when accounting got the bill from UPS but had no money to pay it. And that he ordered over 1,000 items in a month ostensibly to resell which most off price retailers prohibit employees from doing in any amount. At least in the movie the plan revolved around something that evaded standard checks and balances, neither of this person's schemes were ever going to fly under the radar. >

Worse yet, investigators went to his house in Tacoma where they found boxes of merchandise piled up outside the front door and driveway. >

Harry Wormwood would be super pissed about all the packages left outside for the world to see.