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.

The 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:

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

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

The post has been viewed over 1.4 million times.

Rexymania:
If you're leaving a place, leave that place with respect...you never can tell. You might be needing them some other time

emperor4love:
Yes the white should treat you that way,the way u guys treat migrant and investors like Nigerians in ur country,now the white will treat u same way that's karma

WannaHowzit:


Lol, Nigerian investors. Name one notable Nigerian business that operates in SA😂😂😂

The white man in the pic is meant to depict a social media user, not employer. But as a white worshipper you automatically made him the boss as if there arent black business owners in SA. Sit down.

WannaHowzit:


Lol, Nigerian investors. Name one notable Nigerian business that operates in SA😂😂😂

The white man in the pic is meant to depict a social media user, not employer. But as a white worshipper you automatically made him the boss as if there arent black business owners in SA. Sit down.

emperor4love:
we all know most coys are own by white why your folks lots away in diamond mines,business and shops own by Nigerians in SA but you guys are lazing out waiting on government grant to end it up in bars

emperor4love:
the wanted to try the shit on white business thinking it was Nigerians but become unfortunate, hungry folks who don't wanna work looking for xeno to attack business