A Bengaluru employee’s unconventional farewell email—made entirely of memes—has gone viral after his colleague shared it online, with team members responding in equally humorous fashion.

A Bengaluru employee signed off from work with a farewell email made entirely of memes. The playful goodbye amused colleagues and prompted online users to share similar office send-offs.

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