Congratulations on graduating from setting alarms to setting your own pace — try not to gloat too loudly.
Retirement Wishes Funny
Funny retirement wishes, quotes and phrases to make your farewell from the workplace as humorous and memorable. Get inspired by our collection of hilarious messages.
You finally get to find out what Tuesday afternoons look like — spoiler, they look like Saturday.
Retirement: the only promotion where the pay goes down and the satisfaction goes up.
May your inbox stay empty and your hammock stay full for the foreseeable forever.
Your out-of-office reply is now permanent — bold move, beautifully executed.
They say retirement is twice the spouse on half the pay — good luck to everyone involved.
You've earned the right to nap aggressively and answer no emails ironically.
Welcome to the club where every day is Saturday and every shirt is optional.
Cheers to becoming the person who tells stories starting with 'back when I worked'.
Your commute just shrank to the distance between bed and coffee pot — congrats.
May your golf score drop and your nap quality climb to legendary heights.
Funny how the only thing you'll miss is complaining about the things you no longer have to do.
You're not retiring — you're being released back into the wild after decades of captivity.
Now begins the noble pursuit of doing absolutely nothing and getting really good at it.
Wishing you the kind of mornings that don't require pants or productivity.
You'll be missed — mostly because nobody else knows the printer password.
Retirement means your alarm clock files for unemployment too — congratulations to it.
May your weekends finally feel like weekends and not the brief intermission between Mondays.
You spent years pretending to look busy — now you can openly do nothing without guilt.
The office will survive, probably, possibly, eventually, with significantly more meetings.
Welcome to the time of life where lunch can be a verb that lasts three hours.
You're not lazy now — you're strategically resting at an executive level.
May your hobbies become slightly obsessive and your responsibilities laughably few.
Enjoy explaining to grandkids what a fax machine was and why anyone tolerated one.
Your career obituary reads: showed up, got things done, refused to wear branded fleece.