neighbors

Doesn't concern me at all. Enjoy your trip.

This is one of the reasons we like to get to the CG super early; to watch the newbs and especially, the drunks come in.
Cheap entertainment!

Well that sure was good information I'm glad I got today.

If I were you, the first moment I saw the fellow out around his rig I would have walked over...chatted him up and bring up the fact that his rear jacks are being strained hard due to the way he unhitched. Just because his helpers were drunk, or he goofed up I would want to at least offer a warning to the potential damage. I have done the same thing trying to level my 5er only to remember my back jacks were put down by a well meaning helper. just my .02

ScottG wrote:
This is one of the reasons we like to get to the CG super early; to watch the newbs and especially, the drunks come in.
Cheap entertainment!

Same deal here...years ago, me and my father-in-law used to go down to the marina on Sunday afteroon and watch the drunk idiots put their boats on the trailers. It was hilarious. I wish we had video cams in cell phones like they do now.

ScottG wrote:
This is one of the reasons we like to get to the CG super early; to watch the newbs and especially, the drunks come in.
Cheap entertainment!

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If I were you, the first moment I saw the fellow out around his rig I would have walked over...chatted him up and bring up the fact that his rear jacks are being strained hard due to the way he unhitched. Just because his helpers were drunk, or he goofed up I would want to at least offer a warning to the potential damage. I have done the same thing trying to level my 5er only to remember my back jacks were put down by a well meaning helper. just my .02

No helpers doing this. He did this by himself and saw it several times over the weekend.
He had very little problem getting it in the site, despite the "helpers", so probably not a newb.
I have often found that advice should not be given unless asked for.
I didn't need to cause problems for both of us for the remainder of the weekend.
It's his rig, he can do what he wants.
I wonder why his electric jack was locked up, when we were dumping, on our way out?

IF he backed into his site WHY is the water hose and electric cable running under his rig :H


And a friendly "Howdy neighbor, How you doing today? I was wondering if there was a problem with your front jacks.....see they aren't touching the ground?"

Talking (not condescendingly) to people usually turns into a conversation.

I am a camp host and a couple of years ago another host was setting up next to me in a Class A. I knew him from previous years and definitely knew he didn't like comments from anybody about anything so.....He backed in and started to put his driver side slide out, but was too close to the power pedestal and too far back that he would hit it. I saw this, but having tried to talk with him in the past I just didn't do anything. Sure enough he hit the power pedestal and pushed it over about 30 degrees. When his slide wouldn't go out all the way he got out and walked outside to see what was wrong (love my remote for slide movement). As soon as he saw what he did he immediately looked all around to see who might have seen him. haha I just smiled at myself and made another cup. Do I feel a bit guilty? Yes, but not so much knowing this guy.

A year or so before 4 of us grabbed his awning that he left out when he left the park just before a thunderstorm blew it up and over his rig. It did take 4 of us to save it. He was pissed when he returned. So the next time this happened, yep he left it out again, we all watched it rip up and over the top.

I have often found that advice should not be given unless asked for

What a sad reflection of life in the 21st Century. Yesterday my wife was in a store and a young (4yr old) girl was wandering around obviously lost.The wife stood by her and asked several people to help and see if they could find the parent . NO ONE and I mean NO ONE helped my wife - eventually she asked for security to be called.

If you see someone if having difficulties - what's wrong with offering advice/help?