Disgruntled Millennials on the Road

2gypsies wrote:
I really don't believe you've met true full-timer RVers because your description is not what they are. Your description is someone living continuously in a trailer park. They don't travel. They are not RVers.

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happycamper002 wrote:
I know the difference between trailer park and RV park. I live close to a community where trailer parks are all over the place. A cheaper (trailer park) alternative to owning a "true" real estate investment like a home where you pay real estate tax.
Trailer park residents pay rent on the land the trailer sits on. Since they don't own the pad they are not entitled to its equity. They have a choice of owning the trailer or rent it from someone else.

Trailer housing units sit on skids...not permanently anchored to foundation because they have to be ready to move at a moments notice.
RV units on the other hand sit on wheels and pay registration to DMV.

They have to move at a park owner's whim.

My next door neighbor are full timers and occasionally makes me aware if I happen to be around when they are on long trips but they do come back to check on thingsHe is a retired law enforcement officer.

Keep it upfront, don't whitewash your statement please.

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For someone who has not RV'd let alone Full-time RV you think you know it all, and clearly you don't.

Many "seasoned" full time RV'ers here have offered help, and you just keep debunking/bashing them?

Age has nothing to do with what makes a full time RV'er or a fellow camper. :R

The sooner you stop degrading anyone that is older than you and appreciate the help 'everyone' can offer you, the more help you will receive from RV'ers who have been there done that and have far more experienced than yourself, if you choose to take the adventure.