Memorable job resignations Most memorable job resignations by men Apparently, Olympic gold medalist Rulon Gardner had more to wrestle with than his diet. On April 26, he became the first-ever contestant to quit "The Biggest Loser." We all have days when we just feel like walking away from the job forever. Most of us call those days Mondays. But, like every other thing worth doing, quitting your gig is worth doing well. Steven Slater Who: JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slate r How he quit: When a passenger insulted JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater at Pittsburgh Airport in the summer of 2010, Slater grabbed the intercom and responded with a foul-mouthed tirade before concluding: "I've been in the business 28 years. I've had it. That's it!" Grabbing a beer from the galley, he activated the plane's emergency exit, slid down the inflatable slide on to the tarmac and caught a bus to the terminal. As job resignations go it's pretty much a stro...