“I Quit”: Johannesburg Man Uses Toilet Paper to Write Resignation Letter, Internet Loves Idea

• A man shared on TikTok that he used toilet paper to write his resignation letter to his former employers
• The resignation letter stated why the local gentleman chose the unique and innovative approach
• Social media users in the post's comment section loved the man's idea of quitting his job

A Johannesburg man took a unique approach when he penned his resignation letter. While some might consider his method unprofessional, many people online found themselves in agreement with his creative decision.

Toilet paper resignation letter

A man named Emanathi, who uses the handle @nathiradebe0, shared a screenshot of his resignation letter on TikTok. Instead of typing it out and addressing the employer, the man wrote his resignation letter on a piece of toilet paper.

The letter read:

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"I have chosen this type of paper for my resignation as a symbol of how this company has treated me. I quit."

Take a look at the screenshot in the picture below:

Mzansi loves man's resignation letter approach

Hundreds of TikTok users felt they could relate to the man, supporting his method of telling his employers that he was quitting his job.

@gp_kai_1 told the online community:

"Mental health is something most companies take very lightly."

@monzi16 shared their thoughts in the comments:

"These companies and toxic employers must be exposed on social media and investigated."

@peter43268 said to the people online:

"Well, some companies want some employees to quit. You never know when you were manipulated."

@tebogo8321 shared what they would do before resigning:

"I see many people are still scared to quit their jobs. It's very difficult, but I always do it after I have invested in myself. Pay up your car, build a house, quit without debt, and get a source of income."

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@thembisk told app users how they quit their job:

"I wrote one sentence on WhatsApp when I quit my job that I loved, but I'm okay."

After seeing the man's resignation letter, @cde602 commented:

"A very powerful message. No need for post-resignation interviews."

Woman's funny resignation letter has internet laughing

In another story, Briefly News reported about a woman who showed her comical resignation letter.

Internet users in the viral post's comment section laughed at the unconventional method and shared their stories of hilarious resignation letters.

Source: Briefly News