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Retirement card messages for everyone who signs

Heartfelt and funny lines for a shared retirement card, so every signer knows what to write.

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Retirement card messages for everyone who signs

Act as a warm writer who knows office culture. Help us fill a shared retirement card for {{recipient_name}}. I'm writing as {{relationship}}. What they're known for at work: {{memories}}. What they plan to do next: {{hobby}}. Give me: 1. A lead message from me, 60 to 80 words, specific and warm 2. Fifteen short lines under 20 words each that coworkers can choose from: heartfelt, funny, simple and formal, so everyone finds one that sounds like them 3. Three lines for people who barely worked with them but want to sign 4. Five lines that play on their retirement plans Keep the humor kind, with no jokes about age, health or slowing down, and skip tired lines like "enjoy your permanent vacation" unless you give them a fresh twist.
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Retirement card messages for everyone who signs

Heartfelt and funny lines for a shared retirement card, so every signer knows what to write.

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Act as a warm writer who knows office culture. Help us fill a shared retirement card for {{recipient_name}}. I'm writing as {{relationship}}. What they're known for at work: {{memories}}. What they plan to do next: {{hobby}}. Give me: 1. A lead message from me, 60 to 80 words, specific and warm 2. Fifteen short lines under 20 words each that coworkers can choose from: heartfelt, funny, simple and formal, so everyone finds one that sounds like them 3. Three lines for people who barely worked with them but want to sign 4. Five lines that play on their retirement plans Keep the humor kind, with no jokes about age, health or slowing down, and skip tired lines like "enjoy your permanent vacation" unless you give them a fresh twist.
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