How are you supposed to know if you’ll like a book if you can’t read some of it.
It had a nice little cafe too, its not like they won’t make money on people buying a few coffees and snacks as they read a book they might not buy.
How are you supposed to know if you’ll like a book if you can’t read some of it.
It had a nice little cafe too, its not like they won’t make money on people buying a few coffees and snacks as they read a book they might not buy.
Dehumidifier in the store…?
You don’t understand how much humidity is on tropical islands. When I open a bag of chips, the time it gets stale is measured in minutes, not days.
Even with a humidifier on 24/7, you can never drop the humidity to a point that books don’t start rotting.
Cover the books in oil so it repels water?
But what if we refined that oil into plastic and used that to cover the books instead? That way people wouldn’t get oily fingers from reading.
You jest but there is a semi-recent invention of waterproof paper used in journals and the like and it’s ~18% plastic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_paper
Maybe the properties would be similar to plastic.
Sounds like people shouldnt bother living in such shitholes.
Sometimes the ignorance that people show is astounding.
You really want to throw stones from the UK?
Ranking 4th safest country in the world. USA ranks 89th, UK ranking 87th. Not sure what you mean by “shithole”.