<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Hello, I would appreciate some words of wisdom as I embark on the next journey in my life. I have been working at a corporate america desk job for a media conglomerate for the past 4 years. I have hit a wall and have had enough. My managers are don't care about their employees and I look at them as tenured managers who enjoy their vacation time too much. They lack passion and management skills. As this was the company that hired me out of college, it has been a great way to experience amazing health and retirement benefits while making a decent salary. However, I sit at a computer all day and am not challenged. I have requested to do new work but the new work I am getting is simply inputting data and doing boring work just to shut me up. I have learned that they really don't care about the individual at all, just the overall team in terms of keeping costs low. New hires are making $18 an hour which is way less than I make but their #1 goal is to get employees for cheap. Sitting at a desk and dedicating 50 hours plus a week to keeping a giant corporate machine running in which I have zero passion has forced me to want to quit. I can't take it any longer.

My family has a retail jewelry store in which I plan on taking to the 21st century. My mom and aunt own it but they do not have an internet presence or market the business. There are areas I can add value so I am excited for my new venture. I love business and listen to podcasts every single day about life and success. I just want to do what I want when I want.

The question I have for everyone is:

1. Has anyone felt like this before?

2. Is it more strategical to get fired or quit and give 2 weeks notice.

3. Am I entitled to 2 weeks? What if they kick me out right away.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
<bot>: I am tired of my corporate america boring job and am straight up quitting. I am interested in going into business with my family making potentially less money at first but I will have my sanity and freedom to learn.