Team · the refusal
There is no path through this screen that ends with a firm nobody can run. The primary button is the fix, not the destruction.
If you remove yourself, nobody at Greg's can add people, fix somebody's access, or change how it looks. Getting it back would mean asking us.
Make somebody else an owner first Leave it as it isYou, and nobody else. No one outside Greg's holds an owner seat — not even us. If we ever act inside your instance, that shows up in your record of changes with our name on it and the reason beside it.
Once a fourth person joins, the Team screen says this once, quietly: it's worth having a second owner, in case you're away. Said once, not nagged.
The dangerous option is not the loud one. The action that fixes the problem is the primary button; the way out is a plain secondary. Nothing here is a red warning box, because a refusal that relies on colour to be understood is not understood by everybody.