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Mary Dykan: She had her ear phones around her neck when I saw her, I told she isn't suppose to be wearing them. She said you told her she can as long as she's not using them. I was unaware that you have them around your neck. When I told her she couldn't wear them, she automatically got annoyed and went off on me. She said I am always being rude to her. She constantly is having to go to you about me because I made her feel uncomfortable and a few other things I can't remember. I did tell her she was taking it the wrong way and I apologize if that's how she felt. I have never once been rude to her. I will admit, I wasn't saying hi to her when I found out she was talking about me. But after I spoke to you about Mary, I have been saying hi and
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