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Homeless
The homeless congregate around public libraries in the morning in Atlanta, awaiting entry upon opening. These are the long bearded, unbarbered homeless that emit a wretch inducing acidic stench and leave greasy stains on furniture. They play internet pool and Flash role playing games all day, giving keyboards and mouses a lustrous sheen of human sebaceous secretions.
Atlanta libraries stink. I have no idea what the solution is, but these libraries are the least inviting public buildings in the city.
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