But how can you?

Is it too big a deal if I quit my job without having got another? Frankly, to me, at this age, it isn't. I plan to study some more, get a decent job where I am able to interact with people who have a measuarble IQ and earn some big bucks. Not remain stuck in a place where I have to deal with people who think marital and martial are two words that can be used interchangeably. Or where some sub-editors have been known to ask questions like - what is load-shedding? Ahem, it's what happens to you when you join a weight-loss programme at VLCC. Or better still - It's a pubic disgrace- god, somebody forgot to put in a much-needed 'l'. But in my three-year career, I think this one's the best. There was this guy called M Rama Jois. One fine day in 2003, he was made the governor of Bihar or Jharkhand, don't remember which one. A woman at a newspaper I earlier used to work for changed the copy received from Bihar and referred to the former Supreme Court bigshot as a woman all through the copy. The next day she got a note from the editor which asked a rather simple question. Who's the ignoramus who performed the sex change operation on this man? That had the employees scared for a while till the next blooper of Jackie Chan, the great 'marital' expert came to town. Is it a wonder then that I want to quit this profession, job or no job? I guess not.
But every single person I talk to asks me, "But how can you think of doing that without another job in hand?" Today, I had a major argument with a superior and though usually I am the most calm person around, I really lost it. And screamed at him. Really SCREAMED. And am feeling much better now. But I think this has pretty much made me make up my mind. If I don't get a job within the next couple of weeks, I am going to quit anyway.