Description I started this book at the request of my publisher long before the recent rash of mass shootings.
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Seriously though, what kind of person eats someone else\'s lunch and thinks that it\'s okay?You may have noticed that I use humor a lot in my writing and some people are put off by it.
Fortunately, I go out to lunch, but it\'s little things like this that can fester into real conflicts and add mental illness and alcohol into that mix and you may just get a violent outburst.
And frankly, why would you? You know it isn\'t yours.
And it\'s certainly worth noting that while we all might feel the urge to choke out our bosses or a coworker from time to time--most of us don\'t and won\'t--but to be on the safe side, if I put food in the refrigerator (even if I don\'t put my name on it) if you have any sense of self-preservation you won\'t eat it.
This is not a subject about which I should be glib, but most people seem to forget about the extent of the problem so perhaps an emotional kick in the gut is what we need to take this issue more seriously.
The availability of baseball bats is far more common and yet we seldom see a person grabbing a bat and heading to the Workplace to bash some skulls (although some of us may feel like it from time to time).
I grew up on a farm and around firearms and while I do not own firearms, I firmly believe that the mere availability of guns is not the root cause of this problem.
Even so, while gun rights advocates and opponents alike can argue over the extent of the problem, that is not the intent of this book.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Workplace homicides rose by only 2% in 2015 while shootings overall had risen 15%.
The 24-news cycle brings tragedy into our homes daily, and it\'s easy to believe that Workplace Violence is at an epidemic level, but that is not the case.
I am a conniving, opportunistic little troll, but even I wouldn\'t sink so low as to capitalize on the epidemic of carnage that has plagued us recently.
Description I started this book at the request of my publisher long before the recent rash of mass shootings
