Apparently, the life support machine was too loud:
After the perpetual noise of what would prove to be his neighbor’s life support machine “got on his nerves,” he proceeded to simply unplug the device without precaution in order to ensure that “he got his peace and quiet.”
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Curiously, the life support machine shown in the article seems to be intended to brew coffee. Granted, this is a form of life support for me, but unplugging it would only constitute a minimal battery.
Are there really 17 year olds that stupid?
Not stupid, just self absorbed.
Sounds like the way of the future…
All about me, me, me!
Never about you, you, you!
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