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Moisheh needs a snickers.

If they would spend one hour on each rig doing all the things that most of us want to know about, it might get boring hearing what they say!
I always loved watching Stu Irwin? Remember him?

I'm 30 years older than they appear to be, but from what I've seen I'd like to meet them. They seem like nice folks--polite, sincere and they appear to enjoy what they are doing. They can certainly laugh at their own mistakes which is a quality all of us could use at one time or another.

moisheh wrote:
They are a waste of bandspace. Just 2 more losers trying to suck money out of suckers.

Haters gonna hate....

moisheh wrote:
They are a waste of bandspace. Just 2 more losers trying to suck money out of suckers.

Cynic?

moisheh wrote:
They are a waste of bandspace. Just 2 more losers trying to suck money out of suckers.

:h

They are a waste of bandspace. Just 2 more losers trying to suck money out of suckers.

I have a Palazzo which is the first coach they reviewed and have to say that their list of like and dislikes is so superficial that I consider it irrelevent. One thing I found interesting is that on the next coach they praised it for not having a side door, unlike the Pallazo. If I had to pick one feature that I really like about the Palazzo it would be the side door. It really works well for my needs and that was the main factor that swayed me to buy that coach. My feelings on that have not changed. I got the feeling that they did not spend more than on hour or two on this video from start to finish.

barmcd wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:
If you have been reading 'Gone with the Wynn's' from the beginning, that review was never meant to be technical or any type of official comparison. Just their personal opinion as they have had about 4 or 5 RV's.

MM.

I like their videos. They're light weight, but entertaining.

Where'd they get their money?

From what I understand, he is a photographer (apparently sought after) and she runs a blog. They also get sponsored quite a bit. Fleetwood - for example - pretty much gave them their last 2 rigs for a real world review and feedback and of course the exposure. They actually do consulting with Fleetwood's design team. They also get tech stuff all the time, again for the reviews and free advertising. They also sold everything when they started. They are pretty much self promoters and do a good job of it. They turned full time Rving into a reality lifestyle and get paid for it. Real world focus groups and test populations happen all the time in all kinds of markets, but this is the first I've ever seen it done in the RV world.

Mr.Mark wrote:
If you have been reading 'Gone with the Wynn's' from the beginning, that review was never meant to be technical or any type of official comparison. Just their personal opinion as they have had about 4 or 5 RV's.

MM.

I like their videos. They're light weight, but entertaining.

Where'd they get their money?