<human>: I've been considering quitting my part-time office job to work full-time as a street performer, which I already do quite frequently. I'm a low-level graphic designer and I feel my work and skills aren't valued as much as they should be. I have a variety of examples of this but I'm not going to go into that because it's not really relevant now.

Anyway, I was planning on quitting my job within the next few months but then my boss did something I consider really fucked up. He came to my office and told me he was applying to be a volunteer photographer for a company (he'd receive membership benefits as a result) and they wanted to review his portfolio. But here's the thing--*he'd never taken a photo before.*

So he asked me to walk around the city that afternoon and take 20-30 photos for "his" portfolio, which he'd then send off to the company for review. The whole thing strikes me as really wrong, considering:

a.) I was asked to do a personal favor rather than my actual job.

b.) My own work is being passed off as someone else's.

c.) He is now hired to do a job he's completely incapable of doing.

If I were to bring this up as a main reason for leaving the company so suddenly, would that seem dramatic or does it make sense? I don't really have an objective view on the matter because I've kind of been looking for a reason to leave, anyway. Any advice on the situation is appreciated. Thanks!

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<bot>: I was planning on quitting my job but then my boss passed off my photography as his own. Does this make logical sense as a reason for leaving the company?