Mychal Threets

You know what?

I think a lot of people learn that once you become a library person, you're not a true library person until you've been shushed by someone visiting the library.

And I've been shushed by anywhere from 12 to 15 people talking to the visitors at the desk, other co-workers, and they're like, sir.

This is a library.

You work here.

We're creating a new Rick Steves.

We're just going around the world shushing people.

I have.

I pulled, I mean, definitely quite a few receipts.

I pulled someone's social security card out of a book before.

I'm like, oh, I know way too much about this person.

I pulled some baloney.

Baloney?

What's the context of this conversation?

You know what?

I don't have necessarily a magic book, but I think I love – I found that so many kids always have what they love on their person.

Either they have a Spider-Man hat or nowadays they have K-pop Demon Hunter shirts or the Super Bowl is coming up.

They'll be rocking their Patriots jerseys or their Seahawks jerseys.

And I just start talking about that.

And I'm like, did you know that there's football books?