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Tonight's episode, No Huming could throw books like this.

Libraries are usually our refuges.

I would love to work at a library with no other people there.

But you expect things like, you know, the smell of the book paper. I love the smell of books.

Yes. The quiet hum of perhaps the HVAC. Maybe the rogue cart with a squeaky wheel with a librarian putting the books back on the shelves. But this isn't Ghostbusters.

Yeah. We don't expect apparitions of librarians shushing us, or do we?

Well, this particular library is a mid-size one here in the southeastern U.S.

And while we've been asked to keep the exact location confidential, I do know where it is.

It's not even a half-day's drive from me here in Greensboro, North Carolina.

And it's not really that

old either. It was built in 2009, the same year that my son was born. Right, on the grounds of not

one, but several, I think four preexisting hospitals that were all torn down and built back

in the same spot. Yeah. So that's pretty interesting. And, you know,

I guess I would say here that historically speaking, the South anyway, has a rich tradition of urban

renewal in its massive medical districts. And if you look at the old charity hospital footprints in

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