Existential Comics @existentialcomics.com · May 31

Not gonna lie I was not expecting them to have a 1500 page book of the works of Aristotle at the Atlanta airport.

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@queenthorns.bsky.social · May 31

Back when I was a student a store at my trainstation had all the works of Haruki Murakami, which was not what i was expecting at all. I got almost all my books from him from that store. The clerk told me that the owner is a fan and keeps them in stock. All the love to these kinds of people.

Rob Murphy · May 31

Aristotle has done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more.

Joey P · Jun 1

For when you're taking the long way around from NYC to Boston

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Azazel · May 31

Aristotle worked at the Atlanta Airport?... I'll see myself out.

AV Hiero · May 31

Plenty of transatlantic flights out of Atlanta

Existential Comics · May 31

When I walked in I derisively said to myself "I bet they don't have a philosophy section" so I guess I'm the target audience here but damn, come on guys, I'm not reading that.

Nonsense🔻 · May 31

When you really need to fall asleep on the flight.

Ben K 🌈 · May 31

I used to call this legitimacy shelving. I'm sure there's an industry term in branding/marketing circles for this kind of thing.

Sean of the Electromagnetic Field · May 31

Just the basics

M. Tullius Cicero 🇺🇦 · May 31

It's the McKeon edition we all had back in the day

Nothings Monstered · May 31

I was thrilled when I saw Finnegans Wake for sale in the Harrisburg PA Amtrak Station. A tiny little store with candy and gum, souvenirs for tourists, and, in the back, a small but choice bookcase.