What Quitting should be Like
Not really, but that's what people say when they quit. They don't say what they mean, therefore I've decided to create a form letter, a fill in the blanks if you will.
Dear (insert that souless prick who has been ruining you life here),
This letter, while hard to write, is something I've been trying to do for a while now. I have decided to persue other opportunities.
These opportunities will not include the follwing: Bottling my fury and anger towards you for three years and taking it out on my children, Secretly putting tabasco souce in your ear drops, using the rock by your parking spot to frey your break wire, actually willing bad things to happen to you, spreading the rumor that you were found naked and drunk in the accounting department's supply closet last weekend, bribing the cooks in the kitchen to put glass in your soup everytime you dragged me to another usless lunch meeting and finally, working.
I'm in the process of finding time to decide what I really want to do, and while I take this time I think it's important to note the impact this place has had on my life. I'd like to thank Judy in the front office for the great sex we had on (insert asshole co-worker's name here) desk. Also, I'm very happy I finally got that propane tank to slowly leak into your bedroom. The most importnat thing I learned here at (insert name of shithole here) was the true meaning of hate, anger, spite and malice. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, as it's given me time to wire and trigger the device under your desk.
Thanks, it was a thrill being here.
(insert your name here)
