说话人1 00:00
 It's discussing the notice.
说话人2 00:03
 Did you see the notice?
说话人3 00:06
 Yeah, and I don't think.
说话人1 00:07
 It's the right thing to do. Why not?
说话人3 00:09
 I actually.
说话人1 00:10
 Actually think it'll be worse in terms of access. Some of us need those materials late at night when the library is closed. A lot of my work involves research. I refer to a number of journals and research publications when I'm working on a research paper.
说话人3 00:23
 First and I.
说话人1 00:24
 Usually do most of my work late at night.
说话人3 00:26
 At home.
说话人2 00:28
 Yeah, so it would limit the times you could work on your research.
说话人1 00:31
 Extent, right for me and a lot of other people, the weight is now it's fine. No one really has to wait very long because people can only check them out for a few days.
说话人2 00:41
 Case not.
说话人1 00:42
 Weeks like other library books.
说话人3 00:44
 You have.
说话人2 00:45
 To agree that this will help maintain the condition of the books.
说话人3 00:48
 Right. Not.
说话人2 00:49
 Necessarily.
说话人3 00:50
 I I.
说话人1 00:51
 Accidents can happen anywhere. I just think that there are better ways to try to limit the damage.
说话人2 00:55
 Images like.
说话人1 00:56
 What? Well students already have to pay fines for damaged or lost books. The library can just increase those fines. If students know they'll be paying higher fines, they'll be more careful with the books.
说话人2 01:07
 Yeah, I see.
说话人3 01:09
 That could help.