Why would anyone want an outside TV?

1968mooney wrote:

qtla9111 wrote:
This isn't a "to each his own" thread. This is a thread about what respecting those around you means. Because rvs now come with outdoors televisions, it is expected that others tolerate it. I'm not buying that.

Neighbors like to get drunk and rowdy. To each his own.
Neighbors kids run in and our of our campsite. To each his own.
The guy next to us parks on our site. To each his own.
They play loud music until 2 a.m. To each his own.

I could go on, but you get my point. That's why we boondock. People don't care about their neighbor.

Turn the darn thing off and do what more people need to be doing, talking and sharing.

You are exactly right. We never set outside and watch tv. We set around and text each other. :@

You're right about that. I goofed, it is texting today. We see it all the time. Last year at a Cracker Barrel a family of four came in, sat down and began texting. The waitress came and asked for their order. The mother said, "what do you want to order?" The son replied, "I already told you", referring to the fact that he had texted her. There was little to no conversation taking place at that table.

I guess to be on board here I need to say something like, hey that's awesome to see parents and kids using technology together!!!! :)