Why would anyone want an outside TV?
I have been looking at "A"s on line. After I sell my house I plan on trading the 5ver for an A and full timing it. All the As that most dealers have in stock new and used have ann outside TV. ...
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qtla9111 wrote:
This isn't a "to each his own" thread. This is a thread about what respecting those around you means. Because rvs now come with outdoors televisions, it is expected that others tolerate it. I'm not buying that.
Neighbors like to get drunk and rowdy. To each his own.
Neighbors kids run in and our of our campsite. To each his own.
The guy next to us parks on our site. To each his own.
They play loud music until 2 a.m. To each his own.
I could go on, but you get my point. That's why we boondock. People don't care about their neighbor.
Turn the darn thing off and do what more people need to be doing, talking and sharing.
You kind a got it twisted. Respect is what it is all about. You can respect you neighbor on a crowded subway or in an isolated area while boondocking.
You can show respect with a outdoor TV or without and outdoor TV.
Being respectful is about how you treat others. It has nothing to do with TV's or camping style.
