Hello. I must be going. I cannot stay, I came to say, I must be going.

Any attempt to describe my work environment over the past four years would be pure vanity. This is due, in part, to the nature of the work itself. In larger part, it is due to the people themselves. Alongside these people, I have been taught a great deal. I have laughed harder than I can describe. I have seen death and aided in the preservation of life, all in the company of marvelous people.
A few years ago, I didn't expect much from the hours that passed between the time I punched in and out of work each day. Looking back now, they have served to redefine how I approach people I meet anywhere else. So much so, that I will measure all future acquaintances against the mettle of the people I have worked with during the past few years. The finer details of these relationships are too complex, too private, to delineate here. I'll struggle over the next few days to tell a select few people how much they mean to me.
Some of the highlights from my last few days as an employee can be seen below.
Pay no attention to the time bar, it's about five minutes long. Stick with it. You'll get a laugh at the end.