<human>: I did an internship for this company in another state between my junior and senior years of college, then went to work for them in Virginia when I graduated. 

I was born and raised in Texas and moved all the way across the country for these people. And it was Hell from the first day onward. 

Long story short, I got close to a co-worker of mine (located in TX) and he helped me through a lot of the ins-and-outs of my job when I first started because my training was subpar at best. I was 6+ hours away from my bosses and any peers, so it was a hectic situation for 22-year-old me. 

Said co-worker gets promoted to be my supervisor and we were such good friends, we had trouble dealing with the new roles we were given. I didn't like how managed me, he didn't like how I was trying to be managed. So the whole thing kinda fell apart until I knew I needed to get out before my GM (who I didn't report to) got me fired. Found a new job after only a few months of looking by going to a Quality professionals meeting and left.

Since I left, I've been missing that first company. Not because I don't like my job (I totally love it), but I had a lot of friends, lots of people my age, and my commute was 15 minutes compared to the 45-minute drive I have now.

My job had an opening in our warehouse and I reached out to a buddy of mine to see if he'd be interested, since he'd been wanting to leave since before I started. He said he'd think about it and less than 24 hours later, he texts me and says they made the announcement: the facility is shutting down at the end of October.

I laughed the most mean-spirited laugh at my desk. They had been doing sketchy and stupid things for years and the GM was a total ass without a good bone in his body. It's too bad he isn't out of a job (he runs two facilities), but it feels good to have gotten out before all this.

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: Quit my last job, but missed it sometimes. They sucked enough that they're closing the facility in October. Much rejoicing.