I Quit, And I Meant It

20 resignation letters and the burnout stories behind them--a funny office book about leaving a toxic job

De: Tank B. Empty, Patience B. Fuller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

You don’t just quit a job. You quit the gaslighting, the guilt, the grind — and the 47-tab spreadsheets that broke your soul.

I Quit, and I Meant It is a bold, funny, and painfully relatable breakup letter to toxic work culture.

Whether you're halfway out the door or just mentally checked out, this book is for anyone who's:

• Smiled through a meeting that should’ve been an email

• Been told to "think like a leader" by someone quoting a coffee mug

• Got passed over for a promotion by a guy named Todd

• Been paid in pizza parties instead of PTO

• Realized burnout isn't a badge of honor — it’s a warning sign

Each chapter is a reason to leave, a red flag waved too long, and a mock resignation letter you wish you’d actually sent. It’s honest. It’s hilarious. It’s healing.

This isn’t a how-to. It’s a “you’re allowed to walk away.”

So if you're tired of calling dysfunction “fast-paced” and pretending Slack pings are urgent life events — this one's for you.

It’s not just a book. It’s your permission slip to leave the job that forgot you’re human.