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This should be filmed and shown as a prime time comedy. The characters are well defined, are flawlessly comedic and predictably absurd. Thanks for the great story, having served on dozens of boards in government I have witnessed any number of contrary actions by members, but never so many from so few hours of activity, it is a constant rush.
“Bizarre and aggressive, indeed. It was true that Tom Walton was defying the rule about wearing masks, but his protest was short-lived: Only 26 minutes after Scholz called the police, the board voted 6-3 to eliminate the mask mandate.”
This should be filmed and shown as a prime time comedy. The characters are well defined, are flawlessly comedic and predictably absurd. Thanks for the great story, having served on dozens of boards in government I have witnessed any number of contrary actions by members, but never so many from so few hours of activity, it is a constant rush.
“Bizarre and aggressive, indeed. It was true that Tom Walton was defying the rule about wearing masks, but his protest was short-lived: Only 26 minutes after Scholz called the police, the board voted 6-3 to eliminate the mask mandate.”
This literally made me laugh out loud.