McDietLizard's journey

I work in maintenance at a McDonald's in South Florida, but I'm relocating back to Peoria, IL, where I used to live. The main reason for this move is the high cost of living here. I'm planning to quit my job in a rather unconventional way. On Wednesday, I'm going to work through about half of my shift, and when the manager on duty hands me my paycheck, I'm going to casually slip out the back door. My plan is to walk across the street, cash my check, and then hop on a Greyhound bus to my new destination. I don't intend to list this job as a reference because of how poorly I've been treated. Honestly, I'm curious to see the manager's reaction when they realize I've just vanished, especially since I'm the only maintenance person they have. I just want to make sure my money is secure, so I'll be depositing the rest into my Truist account once I cash the check. I know this isn't the most professional way to leave a job, but after my experience here, I feel justified in doing it.