Buying vs borrowing books, loving the library, & being part of the problem

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In a special bonus episode, we're answering a big question that we've kind of talked about in the past, but we really felt like it would be good to hit directly: What factors determine whether we buy or borrow a book?

What prompts us to buy a book brand-new in a brick-and-mortar bookstore—and are we part of the problem with them going under?
What books we'll borrow from the library
How the library is really useful for audiobook consumption
Why we don't like borrowing books from people (or loaning them for that matter)

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