Dave’s neighbors noticed that he was exhibited some strange and unusual behaviors. He would parade the streets constantly everyday, talking to inanimate objects and plants. His arms were placed straight at his side as if he was in the military, and he would constantly be looking over his shoulder as if someone was following him. One day a strange man came into the neighborhood and Dave went into a rage and attacked him, screaming “you government spy you cant get me yet!”. After attacking the man, he ran into his house and locked his doors.

Dave’s neighbors noticed that he was exhibited some strange and unusual behaviors. He would parade the streets constantly everyday, talking to inanimate objects and plants. His arms were placed straight at his side as if he was in the military, and he would constantly be looking over his shoulder as if someone was following him. One day a strange man came into the neighborhood and Dave went into a rage and attacked him, screaming “you government spy you cant get me yet!”. After attacking the man, he ran into his house and locked his doors.

Intro To Health Care

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Author:Mitchell

Publisher:Mitchell

Chapter11: Environmental Safety

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