I'm angry at the way my colleagues didn't give a hoot about our safety and security and how they acted with such arrogance and stupidity by not putting their mask on.
Bonnie Watson Coleman: “I'm angry at the way my colleagues didn't give a hoot about our safety and security and how they acted with such…”
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Bonnie Watson Coleman expresses anger towards colleagues for their disregard for safety during the COVID pandemic.
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