Quitting a job usually involves an awkward meeting, a resignation email, and maybe a few uncomfortable goodbyes. But some employees decide that quietly slipping out the door just isn’t enough. When people online shared the best “I quit” moments they had ever witnessed, the stories included dramatic walkouts, perfectly timed vacations, mass resignations, and at least one resignation delivered by paper airplane. Some workers had clearly been planning their exits for a while, while others apparently reached their breaking point in a matter of seconds. Either way, these former employees made absolutely sure their coworkers would remember the day they left.©UnsplashShe Quit From a Beach in Costa RicaOne employee spent months using up her sick leave, followed it with a two-month vacation, and then sent her manager a beach photo from Costa Rica. The message arrived the day before she was supposed to return: she was quitting instead.©UnsplashHe Turned His Resignation Into a Paper AirplaneA new hire working in what one commenter described as “cubicle hell” found a more entertaining way to deliver her resignation. She folded her “I quit” note into a paper airplane and sent it flying into her supervisor’s office.©UnsplashHe Went to Lunch and Simply Never Came BackOne worker joked to a colleague that it would be funny if he left for lunch and never returned. A little while later, he went on his lunch break and did exactly that.©UnsplashHis Manager Knew Exactly Why He Was LeavingA high school employee warned his manager that he’d quit if he arrived the next day to find the previous shift on their phones with their work unfinished. That’s exactly what happened, so he exchanged peace signs with the manager and walked straight back out.©UnsplashShe Disappeared During Her First DayOne new employee completed her paperwork, toured the facility, and even received her uniform. Then she looked at her phone, announced that she needed to make a call, and was never seen there again.©UnsplashThe Entire Taco Bell Crew Quit TogetherOne customer pulled up to a Taco Bell drive-thru only to learn that the entire crew was quitting that day. Their parting gift to at least one customer was simple: free tacos.©UnsplashHe Waited Until His Boss Went on VacationAfter nearly 40 years at one workplace, an employee apparently knew exactly when to make his exit. He waited until his boss left for a three-week vacation, then submitted his retirement paperwork with two weeks’ notice.©UnsplashHe Took One Look at the Machine and LeftA new employee was handed a training binder explaining how to operate a cable-cutting machine. After spending about five minutes looking back and forth between the instructions and the equipment, he decided the job wasn’t for him and walked out.©UnsplashHe Came to His Last Day Straight From the PoolOne employee apparently decided there was no reason to dress up for his final shift. He arrived hours late directly from the pool, still carrying sunglasses and a towel.©UnsplashThey All Walked Out Over a Sick ChildWhen a grocery store employee needed to leave early because his child was sick, a manager reportedly told him he’d be fired if he left. Fifteen minutes later, every night stocker had walked out of the store.©UnsplashHe Quit Rather Than Give Up His TripOne remote employee asked permission to work from Portugal while visiting a sick family member. When his boss refused, he quietly placed his laptop on the supervisor’s desk, thanked them, and quit on the spot.©UnsplashThe Whole Store Quietly DisappearedA group of high school students working at a video rental store coordinated their resignation from a boss they couldn’t stand. Once the boss drove away, they made sure the store was empty, locked up, left, and collectively stopped answering his calls.©UnsplashHe Left a Sympathy Card for His BossOne employee skipped the traditional resignation letter entirely. Instead, they left a “sorry for your loss” card sitting on the boss’s desk before leaving the company.©UnsplashHe Made a PowerPoint About Everything Wrong With the CompanyOne departing employee sent the company’s top executives an entire PowerPoint explaining what was wrong with the business. According to his former coworker, pieces of that presentation continued showing up in company decks for roughly two years afterward.©UnsplashEveryone Quit After Their Paychecks BouncedEmployees at a computer repair shop discovered that all of their paychecks had bounced and demanded the owner fix the problem. The money appeared by Monday, but so did the owner’s brand-new luxury car, so the employees simply turned around and went home.The post 15 People Share the Best ‘I Quit’ Situation They’ve Ever Seen appeared first on Den of Geek.