What's on your mind?

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  • Nessiechickie
    Nessiechickie Posts: 1,392 Member
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    edited June 2018
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    Is there a secret communication network for RV owners where they share the best spots to park at in towns across the country? I never see a single RV parked somewhere, there's always a squad of them taking up the entire Chick Fil A parking lot.
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  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    Within 18 hours of the last Taco Bell visit. As to how, I think you're just supposed to hit a speed bump going really fast.
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Yeah why hasn't there been a "How It's Made" episode on that thing?
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Yeah why hasn't there been a "How It's Made" episode on that thing?

    Most people have only heard rumors of it... some don’t even believe it exists, it would be too controversial
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    edited June 2018
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Serious answer, I've actually heard of retired people living in RVs and working at Amazon warehouses temporarily to fund their next adventure. This kind of pigeon holes you into living in areas where there are Amazon warehouses though.
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
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    Found a new spot at work to MFP

    Lol oh my god this is great
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  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    Depends on the vehicle but they usually have bigger tanks and bad gas mileage
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    Cupboards and then the beds usually fold into a table or something, tv bolted to the wall, and there isn’t usually a lot of space but the walls stretch after it is parked
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.

    I’d be happy to demonstrate if you’d like
  • caco_ethes
    caco_ethes Posts: 11,962 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.

    I’d be happy to demonstrate if you’d like

    Pretty bold, not even a no homo
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    caco_ethes wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.

    I’d be happy to demonstrate if you’d like

    Pretty bold, not even a no homo

    I mean they’d both be there as long as we don’t make eye contact it should be fine
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    caco_ethes wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.

    I’d be happy to demonstrate if you’d like

    Pretty bold, not even a no homo

    I mean they’d both be there as long as we don’t make eye contact it should be fine
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    Me, trying to make eye contact
  • Caporegiem
    Caporegiem Posts: 4,297 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    Cupboards and then the beds usually fold into a table or something, tv bolted to the wall, and there isn’t usually a lot of space but the walls stretch after it is parked

    How does the TV work? Or do you need bunny ears or just a dvd player or something

    You have one of those 13" TV/VHS player combos. You watch an assortment of your grandmother's Patrick Swayze movie collection.

    caco_ethes wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    If you knew anything about RVs you'd know everything gets nailed in an RV.

    I’d be happy to demonstrate if you’d like

    Pretty bold, not even a no homo

    I mean they’d both be there as long as we don’t make eye contact it should be fine

    This is true, and they can only touch if a sword fight has been declared before hand.
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  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Caporegiem wrote: »
    Whats on my mind... will I have a place to live end of July.
    Hoping that this plan to buy an RV goes smoothly.
    Will be great to be in an RV for the summer and just walk to the beach. The winter in the RV might suck but at least then I'm done with landlords (minus the RV park owner). But the RV will be all mine!

    I have so many questions. I'll start slow.

    What do you do for an address?

    You use the address for the closest Olive Garden to your current location. Next question.

    How do you know when and how to empty the toilet thingy?

    I know this one! There’s a gauge like with gas but it goes from empty to full instead

    That. is. awesome. I had no idea there was a poopy gauge

    Next!

    What about work? Is this a retirement thing, or like a working remotely thing...

    Oh i can’t answer that for her, but it seems like the latter

    Do they take gas, diesel or jet fuel and is it hella expensive to fuel up or do they have normal size tanks, also what's the gas mileage like?

    They take a mixture of diesel and a tiny bit of magic dust that's typically kept in the driver's fanny pack.

    Is everything nailed down or do you have to secure everything yourself with like ratchet straps or bungees?

    Cupboards and then the beds usually fold into a table or something, tv bolted to the wall, and there isn’t usually a lot of space but the walls stretch after it is parked

    How does the TV work? Or do you need bunny ears or just a dvd player or something

    Bunny ears don’t work anymore indon’t Think, we just had DVD players. For rainy days. Because we took it camping