Millennials and RVs

WTP-GC wrote:

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
Almost every millennial I know does not want to deal with black water and gray water or anything like that. Maintenance is another problem for most of them. Not all of them; but most of them.

That's my experience with them.

Most older people I know don't change the oil in their vehicles themselves and many would just assume pay someone else to perform minor maintenance and repair tasks around their home.

Old people, middle aged people and young people alike can all have a distaste for a common activity that others would suggest is a necessary skill. Much of it comes from your regional background. I was born and raised and still live in a very rural community. I'm in my mid-30's and feel like there's nothing I can't fix. Most people I hang around with of the same age feel the same way. Sorry and lazy people who grew up in the cities and suburbs without ever getting their hands dirty raise children with the same values.

For sure. The problem is one can pay someone to change their oil. I know of no way to practically pay for someone to dump your tanks.

The millennials I know just want to go to Hawaii and swim with the whales and have a mai tai or two and stay at a 5 star hotel. No driving, no black tanks, no blown tires; no nothing. Just throw down the plastic board a plane and have fun.

Good for them. Leaves more room for me at an RV park. :)