Employee quits toxic job, watches as former company breaks down without them: 'Kiss your business goodbye'

It's deeply satisfying to watch as a company where you once ran things goes down without your presence! 

Look, I know that a lot of employees feel like they're the backbone of their company. They take on extra workloads, spending their early mornings and late nights glued to their office chairs. They learn to fill in the gaps of the mistakes their bosses make, which saves the company time and money. This type of employee is often the first one in the office in the morning, setting up the office for success, and yet they're often both overworked and unappreciated. As you can imagine, this isn't the kind of work environment that people want to stay in long-term. They'll get their experience, then spruce up that resume and head for the door. 

Next, read about some people whose wedding days went totally off the rails, like one person who shared that their cousin's wedding was a "bring your own food" type of event. 

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