Sue him.
Spend the money on 300 books.
Well he’s going to be facing quite the fine from that library.
Yeah, as if they’re gonna pay.
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I had the same thought, but my partner pointed out that he’ll probably just start a GoFundMe and a bunch of other jackasses will end up sending him 10x more than what he owes.
Well then you make the fine 11X what it was originally to make it have bite.
In the US, can you check out 100 books from a library at the same time? Why?
[Not US but] my local library service allows 300 simultaneous book loans, when I asked about why that number was chosen they said it’s so that people are not practically limited in borrowing. Given that typical loan period is 28 days even with 5 renewals you’re still looking at slightly more than 2 books read per day so that seems a reasonable allowance.
My first thought was car dependency. If it’s a 20-minute detour or 45-minute dedicated round trip to stop by the library, you probably don’t go that often. I read a lot as a kid, but I only went to the library maybe every other week. I distinctly remember the limit being 99 books (libraries are mostly run by counties here, so there are a lot of different sets of rules). I never ran into it, but I checked out dozens of books a few times.
My county library was like 8-10, 99-100 is insane…
Yeah, on second thought it might have been a “there are no real rules for this” situation.
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