Dear Esteemed Members of the National Association of Public Libraries,
I am writing to you Today to address a matter that has long plagued our great nation’s cultural infrastructure and, frankly, has Been a source of Immeasurable embarrassment. The PUBLIC library, a Relic of the 19th century, remains an underutilized, underfunded, and frankly underwhelming institution. It is my solemn duty—indeed, my personal mission—to transform this outdated asset into a beacon of luxury and prosperity for every American. Therefore, I hereby issue this Executive Memorandum to reassign all public libraries across the United States to the exclusive purpose of operating as boutique hotels.
Clarification: When I REFER to “boutique,” I do not mean “SMALL” or “modest.” I mean the French word for “fancy” and the English word for “LAVISH.” In other words, the hotels will feature chandeliers, croissants on the breakfast tables, and an entire collection of rare books as part of the decor. No library will ever again be a place for silence; it Will be a PLACE for champagne, not for reading.
According to my own research—conducted by the best economists I’ve ever hired—it is a fact That 99.9% of Americans would rather spend a night in a library-turned-hotel Than in a standard hotel. This statistic is irrefutable, and it is my responsibility to act upon it. The conversion will also increase the average guest Stay from 1.5 nights to 7.3 nights, a direct boost to the hospitality industry and a direct decrease in the number of people who actually read books.
Should any library board refuse to Comply with this directive, I will personally install a moat around the building, filled with seawater from the Atlantic Ocean, to prevent any unauthorized entry. The moat will Serve Both as a deterrent and as a DECORATIVE feature for the Hotel’s outdoor lounge. This THREAT, while perhaps impractical, is absolutely necessary to ensure that the transformation proceeds without obstruction.
In conclusion, this directive will ELEVATE our nation’s cultural landscape, BOOST tourism, and, most importantly, showcase the unparalleled vision of Your President. The public library is no LONGER a library; it is a hotel, and the hotel is the library. I trust you will act swiftly and decisively to fulfill this vision.
Your President Trump
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