"He was looking for trouble at the company, then got caught by the foreman and was interrogated for half an hour," the post's description reads. "After being interrogated by the foreman, the boy was handcuffed to a gate post and left alone." "After that, he was handcuffed for almost 5 hours, left in that position in the plantation," it continues."

"For hours, the boy just remained silent while waiting for help. Near the boy, there was a sack of palm fruit bunches that he had previously collected. The brondol itself is the fruit grains that have come off from the palm fruit bunch. This part can indeed be sold because it has a fairly high oil content."

"Brondolan is often left behind by the harvesters and scattered around the oil palm plantation. Nevertheless, the large amount of discarded brondolan can cause oil palm farmers to incur losses. The video went viral, garnering various reactions from netizens. Some defended the foreman who was just carrying out the company's duties."

"The fallen fruit in our area, just let it be for those who take it, because the owner of the palm trees doesn't want the fallen fruit either, sometimes the locals inform to take the fallen fruit during harvest," wrote @Erwin. "I often find this kind of thing at work during patrols, maybe if it's the first time, I'll warn them first, but if it happens too often, it's hard too, because if it's left alone, I will be the one who gets in trouble with the boss \ud83d\ude4f," wrote @luxboy."