Public Official Forced To Resign After Sending 4,000 Employees Tupac Lyrics

From experience, a boss who is annoyingly nice and social is waaaaay better than a boss who doesn't give a crap about their workers.

When it is apparent that your boss loves and cares about their company, you are much more likely to love and care about it as well. It's just common sense.

As far as bosses go, Jerry really cared about his employees. In a recent email, he even touched upon how much his position has impacted him personally:

"These two years have flown by, and it has been an absolute honor to lead such a dedicated and committed group of people. Thanks for all you do!"

Everyone's got their own source of inspiration and motivation, and for Foxhaven, his just happens to be...

Tupac.

In an email to employees, Foxhaven shared some of his favorite Tupac lyrics and took time to celebrate the late rapper's birthday.

"Here is an inspirational quote by him," Foxhaven continued, "Pay no mind to those who talk behind your back, it simply means that you are two steps ahead."

On all accounts, the email was nothing if not sweet and inherently positive. However, the fact that he sent it to over 4,000 employees sparked backlash.

Though representatives have stated that "A lot of factors contributed to the resignation of Jerry Foxhoven," employees suspect that the emails, coupled with what people have referred to as Foxhaven's Tupac 'obsession' played a major role.

Not much more has been explained about Foxhaven's resignation, other than that "Gov. Reynolds is looking forward to taking DHS in a new direction."

Though he told Associated Press that he doubts the Tupac emails were the deciding factor.

Employees have revealed that the most recent email was not the only Tupac related email they've received company-wide, as they were actually a frequent occurrence.

Did Foxhaven cross a line, or was he simply sharing a piece of what he loved with the people he cared about? Let us know.

h/t: Associated Press