Another reason to be careful when shopping at Camping World

Hard to blame CW on this one.

I'd say there was enough blame in both sides to go around.

Also, may all their troubles be as big.

Yeah, I'm in the "stay the night in the most expensive rig" camp. Employees needing to clean out and dump and brand new fiver in the morning would probably fix the problem at this particular CW.

There are systemic solutions. Give lone shoppers one of those vibrating pagers they use at restaurants. Install a PA system and announce that the gates will be locked in 15 minutes. I see a new business starting...

DutchmenSport wrote:
If it were me, I'd find a comfortable camper and just spend the night!

Great way to test out your next RV! :)

:) Hi, these people are idiots. Electric fences have insulators. And a cop touched the fence to check it? If you can hand your kids over the fence it can't be very high. A Ford dealer that I worked at, some times, locked up before I was done working on a car; I had to climb over the fence a few times to go home.

Luck that the Rottweilers weren’t on patrol that night

Oh please. How ridiculous. Just another example of candidates for the Darwin Awards.

X2 cw is not at fault. those people said it was about a hour till closing. there fault.

Lantley wrote:

toedtoes wrote:
Having worked retail and witnessed people who arrive moments before closing and think they can just take their time shopping because the employees will just hang around until they are done, I am not convinced this is the fault of CW.

Where were these customers? Did they go inside an RV and hang out thinking employees would check every single one for them? Did they just ignore a comment by the employee who took them to the lot and warned them they had just 30 minutes before closing? Were they just oblivious to what was going on around them?

So much unanswered to arbitrarily blame CW for it.

Agreed. If I am there near closing time and I get locked in on some level it's my fault as well.

X2 BFD

toedtoes wrote:
Having worked retail and witnessed people who arrive moments before closing and think they can just take their time shopping because the employees will just hang around until they are done, I am not convinced this is the fault of CW.

Where were these customers? Did they go inside an RV and hang out thinking employees would check every single one for them? Did they just ignore a comment by the employee who took them to the lot and warned them they had just 30 minutes before closing? Were they just oblivious to what was going on around them?

So much unanswered to arbitrarily blame CW for it.

Agreed. If I am there near closing time and I get locked in on some level it's my fault as well.

Having worked retail and witnessed people who arrive moments before closing and think they can just take their time shopping because the employees will just hang around until they are done, I am not convinced this is the fault of CW.

Where were these customers? Did they go inside an RV and hang out thinking employees would check every single one for them? Did they just ignore a comment by the employee who took them to the lot and warned them they had just 30 minutes before closing? Were they just oblivious to what was going on around them?

So much unanswered to arbitrarily blame CW for it.