An unemployed call center worker is going viral for quitting his job with a ‘condolences’ card.

Just about everyone with a job has fantasized about they day they quit. First, you turn in your two weeks notice, then you get to become a short-timer and no one expects anything from you for the end of your stint. Then, you might get a cake or a happy hour in your name. There’s…

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Just about everyone with a job has fantasized about they day they quit. First, you turn in your two weeks notice, then you get to become a short-timer and no one expects anything from you for the end of your stint.

Then, you might get a cake or a happy hour in your name.

There’s also the part where you get to tell everyone how you really feel about them:

“John in sales, I never really liked you.”

“Reba in accounting, I’ll actually miss your smiling face.”

“Jason in marketing, everyone talks smack about you behind your back.”

Plus, there’s a subtle sense of petty joy that comes with being able to willfully leave a workplace where other people are stuck slaving away. Especially if the new gig pays better.

Sam Baines, a 22-year-old who worked at a call center in Sheffield, England found a clever way to tell his boss he was leaving. he sent him a condolences card.

The front of the card reads: “So very sorry for your loss.”

On the inside, Baines wrote: “My last day at work is the 28th July.”

The card was shared on Twitter by his his soon-to-be former coworker Hannah, where it has earned over 430,000 likes and 76,000 retweets.

Some funny folks on Twitter responded with their goofy going-away notices.

this was mine pic.twitter.com/1RVLe96zZy
— Kevin Kelley (@kevinankelley) June 28, 2019

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