Wednesday afternoon, I arrived at the reference desk and there was a man standing there. He said he was looking for pg. 502. Now you'd think, that question would have made me turn around, but no, I tried to figure out what he was talking about.
I asked the man what type of book the page was located in. He kept repeating the page number and telling me that he found it at the other library. After about 2 minutes, I finally got some useful information out of him. The problem was, in between the regular questions/statements, he would blurt out, "Breaker, Breaker, 19," or he would start mumbling about female serial killers.
In the end, what he wanted was the Chronicle Yearbook for the 20th Century. We had a copy, but he was upset because he couldn't find the latest edition of the book.
Thursday, I found out how female serial killers became an addition to the man from Wednesday's ramblings. There were two African American Women who were doing research on female serial killers. One of the women had returned and I told her that I hoped she didn't bring that man with her. She said, she and her film partner were in the education room, and he heard them talking about female serial killers.
3 comments:
Breaker! Breaker! One, nine!!
LOL!
Loves it.
LOL - GET ME PAGE 502!!! I'm always curious about serial killers, but I can do my research on the internet, where people wont naturally assume I'm crazy.
@ShaBoogie
I was just trying to help him as quickly as possible.
@Rashan
I kept asking him what was the title of the book. He just kept repeating the page number.
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