While Ainsley Blair sat in the office of the New Laundromat that Percival Bailey owned, Bailey's son shot him. There was no indication that Blair knew Bailey's son. Blair came to the laundromat two days a week, changing money for customers, cleaning the machines, and mopping floors. He had a key for the office where Bailey kept the money to make change. Blair alleged he was paid $100 a week and filed for workers' compensation. Should Blair receive workers' compensation