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should've kept your mouth shut, OP
Number one rule of work: Never trust anyone!
Now instead of just leaving you're leaving with severance pay. Small silver lining...
YDI on this one never burn bridges while you're still on them.
The only time you should bridges while you are still on them, is if it's a literal bridge and you want to walk away from the fire all cool like.
If it was that bad a business a reference from him (even a good one) wouldn't do you any good.
Well, now you have incentive to find the next job! Never tell anyone at work you're thinking of quitting. It's best to be professional and hardworking rather than be seen as a potential deadbeat who's just going to leave soon.
He's have to have evidence of the thievery and incompetence to fire you for that. Or are you in an At-will state OP?
tough break bro at least your soul won't be sucked into the depths of hell now
you can't trust anyone these days.
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should've kept your mouth shut, OP
Never ever talk about things like this to a coworker, it's basically asking for them to snitch and start trouble.