librarians keep track
Whenever i borrow videos from my library, neglect to watch them, and return them, i hate to take them out again after that, even if it’s a film i really wanted to see, simply because i don’t want the librarian who checks the movie out to ask me something like “you must really like this movie huh?”. the reason being i can’t lie to them and say “i sure do!” nor do i want explain that i took the movie out and just didn’t watch it last time.
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My job is checking in materials at libraries. We really don’t care to look at what you’ve checked out in the past and multiple people, as I do, check out things over again. I checked out six movies at a time and don’t have time to watch them so I check the same thing out many times until I get a chance to watch them. Or to bypass all of this, just call and renew your materials for another week
having worked at a video store for years, i can tell you that there are times where we did often feel compelled to check the member’s history, wether it was work-related or simply for our own entertainment. you’d be suprised how much we knew about the renting habits of customers simply by reviewing their accounts. having said that, renting a dvd twice or even up to 4 times is an incredibly common occurance, if you borrow something again, i assure you they will think nothing of it. or simply do what kate suggested and renew your items.