Forced out of your reservation

[Hammerboy]

Here is a interesting video from a Youtuber I'm sure many of us have followed before. I know I was getting angrier as the video went on. I have to give him credit for handling it better than I would have.

Dan


Video

[bucky]

wapiticountry wrote:
It seems that most YouTube crowd were previously in the construction business, specializing in making Mountains out of Molehills. It often appears they go to great lengths to make everyday encounters expand into click worthy events. But heck, it is on the internet, so it must be true..

That's what I'm saying. If time is money, quit wasting mine. I'm fine with their income, it's the content that is nonsense.

[AllegroD]

I do not understand his reaction. Maybe something is missing. If someone treated us that way, I would be getting in touch with the owner or manager. If the owner/manager could not satisfy us, I would be posting the name of the CG and maybe contacting the state AG. Slighting one person, who has a reservation, in favor of another person, whether in a group or not, is wrong. We all know that. It might even be illegal in some states. Once you make a deal with someone, you keep it. There obligatory laws about this. On top of that, you do not treat people this way.

[cummins2014]

Grit dog wrote:
Didn’t watch, but if no extenuating circumstances for loosing your campsite, I’d be livid, if it was important or difficult to change locations.
IE, I make a reservation for a stop somewhere for the night and get bounced, maybe no big deal.
I make reservations for our one family trip for the year at the only place that can accommodate our group and boat slips, etc, I’m coming un-glued.

Do you think unglued will change anything , most likely just the opposite.

[wapiticountry]

It seems that most YouTube crowd were previously in the construction business, specializing in making Mountains out of Molehills. It often appears they go to great lengths to make everyday encounters expand into click worthy events. But heck, it is on the internet, so it must be true..

[goducks10]

bucky wrote:
The sad part is that these so called YouTubers are making money off of their babbling. Very few have content worth watching.

This thread has zero informative info compared to most RV blogs.
I've watched several of this guys videos and yeah he's sometimes pushing a product but whats wrong with that. I see that on TV every night or on the internet everyday.
I give most bloggers kudos. I can blab with the best but put a camera in my face and I'm tongue tied.

[Crowe]

bucky wrote:
The sad part is that these so called YouTubers are making money off of their babbling. Very few have content worth watching.

Millions will disagree with you. And the same can be said about many books that are on the market.

[pitch]

bucky wrote:
The sad part is that these so called YouTubers are making money off of their babbling. Very few have content worth watching.

Sad part? you kidding right? It is an honest way to make a living. If I had the charisma, the chutzpah,the talent the gift for gab,I would most definitely consider you tubing as a career.
Why on earth do you object to someone not collecting welfare,food stamps, and Medicaid.
Seeing as this guy gets enough views for you tube to monetize his channel, I am guessing your statement is of not much import.

[bucky]

The sad part is that these so called YouTubers are making money off of their babbling. Very few have content worth watching.

[Crowe]

I watched it. I'm having trouble believing him. Seemed more self-promotion than anything else.

[Grit_dog]

Didn’t watch, but if no extenuating circumstances for loosing your campsite, I’d be livid, if it was important or difficult to change locations.
IE, I make a reservation for a stop somewhere for the night and get bounced, maybe no big deal.
I make reservations for our one family trip for the year at the only place that can accommodate our group and boat slips, etc, I’m coming un-glued.

[gbopp]

dodge guy wrote:
I stopped after a minute. I hate these types of videos of driving and talking.

I hate them too, I'm glad you gave that info. I won't bother watching the video.

[dodge_guy]

I stopped after a minute. I hate these types of videos of driving and talking.

[Sjm9911]

Sounds a bit fishy to me. Like the rv park got his freinds in there. I would definitely hold them accountable for what they did. Especially if i had taken off work on vacation, and now had it cancled for really no good reason. I can see if somthing happened, fire, tree fell, flood, but so someone else that wasnt booked allrady can go and camp, no way. I would be blasting that park everywhere I went. My time is as valuable as everyone elses. I think the park owner created the problem. Not anyones fault your large group can't get a site on short notice, plan ahead.

[Mickeyfan0805]

schlep1967 wrote:
We have new owners at one of our favorite parks here in PA. After you reserve your site for $67 a night they offer to "lock in your site" for another $10. Total BS.

This seems to be the new thing. I've seen a lot of it this year. Many of our stops had that option as an upcharge to our reservation!

[schlep1967]

We have new owners at one of our favorite parks here in PA. After you reserve your site for $67 a night they offer to "lock in your site" for another $10. Total BS.