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"Thank you very much for the opportunity to have worked here. I hope y'all know how much I appreciated the experience. Is there anything extra I can to to help, especially with training my replacement, from now until my last day next month?"


I have played this card in the past and while it feels rewarding at the time it really doesn't get you anywhere IMO. The first thing I would do is to voice your complaints with your supervisor (is that the owner?). If that doesn't work, go to their supervisor. If that doesn't work, then let them know that you are leaving. Threatening to leave is never a good situation for you or the employer in my experience and probably means that you will not have a long future there. It is easier to see if they make it right, and if not then start looking for work elsewhere.