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We've seen people quit their jobs in many creative and unusual ways—some hand over a simple "Goodbye" note, while others pen poetic resignations. But this one takes it to another level of bizarre.
An employee in Singapore submitted his resignation letter written on toilet paper. A female colleague from the same company posted the image of the letter on social media, which quickly caught attention.
Why such an unusual method? According to the employee, the company treated him like toilet paper—used and discarded. As a symbolic gesture of that treatment, he chose toilet paper to write his resignation. He ended it with a simple: "I quit."
While some praised his creativity even in frustration, others criticized the move as unprofessional and potentially damaging to his career. Either way, it’s a resignation the internet won’t forget any time soon.
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