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I have a ridiculous backlog of like 200+ books I want to get rid of them but I don't want to throw it away...do you think I should start reading them voraciously then give them away when finished?
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Just put them in one of those communal book boxes. The ones you find in high trust, white, communities.
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>>25503459
I've never seen a good book in those things lol
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>>25503459
I'm on the south side of Chicago and my neighborhood has several of them, fwiw
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>>25503460
You have crappy neighbors
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>>25503450
There's not much reason to have a physical book just because you want to read it (or might want to read it in the future) once. You can get almost anything electronically very easily.

Only keep those books you'll want to keep AFTER you've read them.
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If you just put them in a big box on eBay, I wonder if one of those AI companies would scoop it up to scan and destroy lol
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>>25504129
Huh
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>>25503450
that's my fetish I wish she would pimp she/her to me while she watches



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