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$QUIT

About Quit Your Job.

Quit Your Job ($QUIT) is a meme coin on Solana, launched on pump.fun. It is built around Gary, 47, an office worker who spent nineteen years at the same desk. One Monday at 8:59 he strapped two fire extinguishers under his office chair and left through the ceiling. The website, quityourjob.fun, is the building he escaped, and visitors ride it in an elevator. On the main floor a live game reads the $QUIT price from the chain and sets how high Gary flies. Other floors hold an arcade of free browser games, a meme maker, a help desk that writes resignation letters, a 2:57 trailer and a step by step buying guide for first-timers. The contract address is published on the site and pinned on the official X account, x.com/quityourjobfun. The team is anonymous and answers at admin@quityourjob.fun. It never sends the first direct message and never asks anyone for a recovery phrase.

Who runs it

No founder, company, country or street address is published. Press questions, listing requests, corrections, scam reports and requests to take a name off a high-score board all go to one address, admin@quityourjob.fun.

How these pages are made

The token facts page links to the coin's records on Solana and to pump.fun's own pages. Use those links to check the supply, wallet balances and token settings.

Every article shows when it was published, and when it was last updated if that came later. When an article leans on a fact from somewhere else, it links to the source.

To report a mistake, email the same address. A corrected page carries a dated note that says what changed. No meeting is scheduled about it.

The characters

Gary, Brenda from HR, Dale and the new hire called superintelligence were all invented for the story. The intern who is the dev on the crew floor is a character too, not a member of the team.

Public figures who appear in the story are parody. None of them is involved with $QUIT or endorses it.

Official accounts

Only these speak for Quit Your Job:

Any other account, group, inbox or website that claims to speak for Quit Your Job is not ours.

The X account and the Telegram group existed before $QUIT and were renamed for it.

The three checks show how to spot a copy, and the list above names every official account.

What the site does and does not do

Watching the game and playing the arcade never need a wallet. If you buy on this site, lock an EX-EMPLOYEES design or start a coin, your own wallet asks you to connect and then to approve, and nothing moves until you approve it there. You can also buy on pump.fun. Nobody from Quit Your Job will ever ask for your recovery phrase.

Optional community features can ask you to connect a wallet and sign a message to prove it is yours when they are open. Signing a message sends no payment and moves no coins. Telegram wallet checks run in the $QUIT bot.

  • The game, the arcade, the meme maker, the help desk, Break Room TV and the trailer are free for everyone, holder or not. None of it needs an account.
  • The site itself sells nothing. The merch is sold on the official shop at shop.quityourjob.fun, and the badge floor is a preview.
  • Check any airdrop or claim link against both this site and the official X account, as the three checks describe.
  • Nothing the site collects is sold or rented. The privacy notice lists what it keeps and for how long.

What holding $QUIT does and does not mean is set out on the token facts page.