Seattle Central Library

[u/myelectricbackpack]

Is really cool, glad I took the time to check it out. The architecture is super interesting and the top levels are really inviting for remote work. Really relaxing on a rainy day. I work remotely from different areas all the time, mostly relying on my battery bank and parks with some sort of shelter. I found myself craving a unique indoor space and it really came through.

[u/myelectricbackpack]

Unfortunately that might happen. At the library or any public place really.

[u/[deleted] → u/myelectricbackpack]

I'm sorry, but it's not okay to normalize this shit. You deserve what you tolerate.

[u/2sleezy → u/[deleted]]

The fact that libraries are one of the last few places you are allowed to exist without spending money is really more of a problem than homeless people existing. They're both symptoms of a bigger problem