Crazy lady at bookstore in Chatanooga

[shiv]

I always like finding used bookstores whenever I travel. There is store called Allbooks on one of the busier tourist streets in Chatanooga. I wanted to check it out so bad because it’s just books stacked up everywhere. It’s like a treasure hunt to me trying to find some unique book.

It says online that the store is temporarily closed, but I went by today and peaked in the window. The door was locked, but was some old lady far in the back that was waving me off to go away.

When I looked it up I also found this Reddit link talking about it and it seems like that lady is crazy as hell:



You know anything about this @madman71

 

[madman71]

I always like finding used bookstores whenever I travel. There is store called Allbooks on one of the busier tourist streets in Chatanooga. I wanted to check it out so bad because it’s just books stacked up everywhere. It’s like a treasure hunt to me trying to find some unique book.

It says online that the store is temporarily closed, but I went by today and peaked in the window. The door was locked, but was some old lady far in the back that was waving me off to go away.

When I looked it up I also found this Reddit link talking about it and it seems like that lady is crazy as hell:



You know anything about this @madman71

I've never heard of that place. Most people here go to McKay's for used books.

 

[ETNVol]

Never been there, but this was on Yelp.

This is not the used bookstore you're hoping it will be. It's a MESS. It looks like someone tried to vandalize a Goodwill. However, my wife and I looked around for a little while (grateful we had masks covering our faces from the dust, honestly). A few minutes in, my wife and I smelled something off. I looked at the floor.

I literally stepped in dog feces. Why -- why is there dog feces on the floor?

We left immediately, trying to withhold our laughter about what had just happened. Oh well. I had reasonable hopes for this place. Now, I can't believe it's still open.

 

[shiv]

Never been there, but this was on Yelp.

This is not the used bookstore you're hoping it will be. It's a MESS. It looks like someone tried to vandalize a Goodwill. However, my wife and I looked around for a little while (grateful we had masks covering our faces from the dust, honestly). A few minutes in, my wife and I smelled something off. I looked at the floor.

I literally stepped in dog feces. Why -- why is there dog feces on the floor?

We left immediately, trying to withhold our laughter about what had just happened. Oh well. I had reasonable hopes for this place. Now, I can't believe it's still open.

Someone tried to vandalize a goodwill. LMAO

I read somewhere else where someone walked in and there were chicken bones covered in ants

I’m so bummed I couldn’t go in.

 

[shiv]

I've never heard of that place. Most people here go to McKay's for used books.

It’s basically right across the street from ridizio (that’s where we had dinner)

 

[imprimis]

I always like finding used bookstores whenever I travel. There is store called Allbooks on one of the busier tourist streets in Chatanooga. I wanted to check it out so bad because it’s just books stacked up everywhere. It’s like a treasure hunt to me trying to find some unique book.

It says online that the store is temporarily closed, but I went by today and peaked in the window. The door was locked, but was some old lady far in the back that was waving me off to go away.

When I looked it up I also found this Reddit link talking about it and it seems like that lady is crazy as hell:



You know anything about this @madman71

Should have mooned her.

If you get to Dallas, check out Half-Priced Books. There are a couple of locations. I've found many nice books there. My sister loves recipe books. I've found many old ones she has never seen.

 

[SmokeHouse423]

I always like finding used bookstores whenever I travel. There is store called Allbooks on one of the busier tourist streets in Chatanooga. I wanted to check it out so bad because it’s just books stacked up everywhere. It’s like a treasure hunt to me trying to find some unique book.

It says online that the store is temporarily closed, but I went by today and peaked in the window. The door was locked, but was some old lady far in the back that was waving me off to go away.

When I looked it up I also found this Reddit link talking about it and it seems like that lady is crazy as hell:



You know anything about this @madman71

Never heard of it and I’ve been here all my life