The video features a narrator presenting unusual and creative resignation letters that stood out for their humor, creativity, or drama. The resignations include a letter written on toilet paper, a dramatic letter with a fantasy storyline, a pirate-themed resignation, and a letter blaming the boss's potential weight gain for the employee's decision to quit. Other notable examples include a resignation letter written in English and Japanese, a drawing of a dinosaur, and a card with a generic phrase modified to make it seem like the employee is mocking their boss. The video showcases the creativity and sometimes absurdity of people's resignation letters, highlighting the various ways people choose to leave their jobs.
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1. The channel "More XVII" has 6.4 million subscribers.
2. The channel evaluates strange publications, animals, plants, and groups.
3. The topic of the video is "The Most Bizarre Resignation Letters on the Internet".
4. A gas station employee resigned by writing on the side of a car.
5. An employee resigned by submitting a resignation letter with a fantasy theme, mentioning a "Kingdom of Sp".
6. A person resigned by writing a poem about wanting to become a pirate.
7. A person resigned by explaining that they are leaving because their salary is not enough and it affects their eating habits and weight, which in turn affects the company's image.
8. A person resigned by writing a letter in English and Japanese, mentioning a "war" and a "loss".
9. A person resigned by sending a cute card with a drawing of a dinosaur and a message about cats.
10. A person resigned by writing a letter that appears to be mocking their employer.
11. A person resigned by writing a simple two-sentence letter that reads: "I'm sorry you lost a special friend. I'm leaving in two weeks."
12. A person resigned by writing a letter that says "No one will miss you" and includes a date of March 30, 2008.
13. The video features a montage of people performing a choreographed dance in a restaurant.