Presidential Library or Golf Clubhouse?

Bohiney�s satire questions the blending of presidential legacy with leisure culture. By imagining a library doubling as a golf clubhouse, the piece lampoons the commercialization and performative aspects of political memorials. Humor derives from exaggerating the trivialization of historical spaces into entertainment venues, suggesting society often prioritizes spectacle over substance. The story critiques the erosion of seriousness in cultural institutions while maintaining a playful, absurdist tone. Through wit and vivid scenarios, Bohiney underscores how fame, power, and leisure collide in hilariously improbable ways.