Walmart / Generator???
We are planning a 2 week road trip this summer and will be stopping in some Walmarts for a quick overnight stay. Being summer our concern is heat and would love to bring our generator to power the AC...
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TomG2 wrote:Lantley wrote:
If your parked and sleeping while Wally Docking,and you don't have a genset running. I don't think you want me to park beside you and fire up my genset.
I don't own or control Walmart parking lots. Do you? Then park wherever you want. They don't owe me peace and quiet. When I pay for a quiet spot, I get a quiet spot. I have been blasted out of bed by the roar of motorcycles at midnight. I don't condemn motorcyclists or their choice of transportation. Some people on here seem to think that Walmart owes them bathrooms, convenient shopping, for other security cameras, designated parking areas, and the absence of "contractor" generators. I aif I were camping around othersm respectful of others and would never fire up a generator where it would bother others. Not everyone feels that way.
Courtesy and etiquette have nothing to do with WalMart.
I don't need a law or rule to show courtesy. I agree with you" I am respectful of others and would never fire up a generator where it would bother others". Furthermore I would never use a contractor generator if camping around others period. I'm not looking for others to set my courtesy standards
