Respecting Boundaries at the RV Park
While sitting outside the other day under our awning in the nice 80 degree weather here in a well known Southern AZ RV Park a big fifth wheel rig pulled in and set up to back in in the spot behind our...
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4X4Dodger wrote:
Update:
First to those posters who advocated, and rightly so that I stand up for myself. I did just that. But in a manner that put the other party in the spotlight and did not make me part of the problem in the managements eyes.
As a former Hotel owner I know that managers often in cases like these tend to view the disagreeing parties similar to arguing children and take no side. The way that I handled this means that if they do complain about my actions it is they that will be clear instigators of the problem and I can remain above it.
I feel I handled it in a smart strategic way that did not inflame the situation.
The truly amazing thing about this that I didnt mention before is how much larger a site these folks have than mine. He has a 34 ? ft 5th wheel and he can park his Ford F250 long bed in front of it without pulling up under the overhang and still has 6 feet before the park road. Width-wise his space is easily twice the size of mine WITH TWO SEPARATE GARDENS not connected to the one on my site.
But this is not enough apparently.
I wonder if they were both the only child in their family?
No what you did was deflect the problem. You did NOTHING to help solve it long term. You just made yourself happy. YOU DID NOT LEAVE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.
