you smell
Actually, there is a particularly smelly guy who frequents our local library and who it is important NEVER to get in an elevator with.
However, I'm not sure I think reeky types should be booted from the premises, as is allowed in San Luis Obispo. Such regulations are full of thorny questions:
The gentleman in the elevator smells of neither garlic nor perfume, I assure you.
However, I'm not sure I think reeky types should be booted from the premises, as is allowed in San Luis Obispo. Such regulations are full of thorny questions:
...said Irene Macias, Santa Barbara's library services manager.
"What is bad odor?" Macias asked. "A woman who wears a strong perfume? A person who had a garlicky meal?
The gentleman in the elevator smells of neither garlic nor perfume, I assure you.
posted by Gwenda at
5:03 PM
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I wanted maybe a room or something they could all congragate in at my library, since by and large, the reeky ones in our library were trying to escape the -22 windchill outside, and I really couldn't blame them for that. It just did make breathing in the stacks harder than I'd like.
And really, I don't think I'd mind if they asked people with stinky perfume to leave the premise either--in fact, it's probably just a matter of time before someone (California, no doubt) makes rules about that too, since some perfumes can trigger asthma and allergy attacks.
I hadn't thought about the alergy aspect.
I guess they'll avoid going into the library there after a large spicy curry dinner, too.
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