Anyone sorry they bought an RV?
We live in a middle class suburban neighborhood. There are about 6-7 RVs, that never move from their driveways. I know because I have driven past them every week, for the past 6 years. I don't see a...
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Go Dogs wrote:As maybe others should too. While it is a good question, in how one changes their interests, it does not interest me in how others wish to do things as long as it does not infringe on others or myself.
and people just get used to them.
When people talk to me about getting into things, like motorcycles, camping, RVs or boats, I always suggest that they look those times after the season of high use is over, such as summer times. People often purchase something and after a couple of summers of use and decline of interest, they begin thinking that paying for storage or winterizing is not worth the time and expense, thus the perfect time to approach someone to purchase a seasonal item.
We all go through periods of interest and disinterest, as well as realization the economics of something no longer fits within their lifestyle.
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