Texas Tech is looking into a viral video of a woman at a party saying she has COVID-19.
9/10/2020 11:57 AM PT
Colleges are having serious problems with the coronavirus -- Texas Tech says it's investigating a viral video showing a young woman at a house party flippantly admitting she has COVID-19. In the video, which is spreading on social media, the woman says people at the shindig keep asking her if she has coronavirus and her response is alarming ..."Yes, I f**king have COVID, the whole f**king world has COVID."
What’s happening at Texas Tech. Side note, I do not know this girl but she was brave enough to post this for others to see! If you are selfish like this with no regards for others safety, fuck off!
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