toedtoes wrote:
dewey02 wrote:
mobeewan wrote:
The owners of a private campground I camp at told me they had a complaint about music being played from my camp site. The campground had signs on the way in that had camp rules on them. One said "NO MUSIC". This particular site was back into the trees from the road and away from the clearing the other sites surrounded. There is no way that anyone outside our camp could here the music at the volume I had the radio. I think I know who complained. We had a visitor that was curious about our site and how we had set everything up. He was very friendly and had asked about the radio.
Later the owners stopped in to have some food and drinks with us. I still had the radio on. He said the guy was just being an @$$.
Exactly what about that sign was unclear?
Another classic case of rules apply to everyone but me.
I was thinking the same thing - but was going to say it nicer. :)
Unless the signs said "No Music! Unless you are in Site X", then the rules apply to everyone no matter how much space is between sites. Owners like this aggravate this "rules apply to everyone but me" when they completely ignore the violation by one person for personal reasons.
As to the speaker volume, the actual numbers mean nothing. One set of speakers will be inaudible until you get to 20, another will be too loud at 4 - judge your speaker volume by how far away you can hear them, not what number they are set at.
Thanks for your comments, I was just about to post the same sentiments.
Meanwhile, the suspected complainer is the a$$. Unbelievable.
