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twinboat · 10-09-2017, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by 6x16inside

Funny, you don't see RV's in a Target parking lot. Target draws a whole different breed than Walfart.

Target doesn't offer RVers overnight parking, while Walmart does. It's on Walmarts website.

It's not because of a different breed of people. Why go where your not invited ?

nothermark · 10-10-2017, 05:37 AM

Target does not welcome a lot of folks so a lot of us don't go there. Walmart does not discriminate so gets our business.

69Stang · 10-10-2017, 05:48 AM

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Originally Posted by nothermark

Target does not welcome a lot of folks so a lot of us don't go there. Walmart does not discriminate so gets our business.

X2

And on the original question. Doesn't matter how much MORE money you have then me or how much nicer your RV is, I won't discriminate

6x16inside · 10-12-2017, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by twinboat

Target doesn't offer RVers overnight parking, while Walmart does. It's on Walmarts website.

It's not because of a different breed of people. Why go where your not invited ?

I haven't looked for city ordinance signs at our local Target but it's lot is part of a whole strip mall.
Why would parking there to shop or dine be any different than anywhere else?
Getting off topic. Consider that a hypothetical question.

scep · 10-14-2017, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Kurtsara

All jeep drivers do not wave, that ended when the four door JKU came. I have had the pleasure of owning many Jeeps.

Imagine how I felt after buying my "Metro Jeep" (2015 cherokee trailhawk). Other jeepsters would literally flip me off and yell "hey! Your jeep was adopted!".

When the hurricane blew thru and the metro jeep committed suicide I took half the insurance money and bought a couple of crossfires. Way way more fun to drive and if they (angry jeepsters) are still flipping me off, I cant tell cause they're so far back there.

scep · 10-14-2017, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by 6x16inside

I haven't looked for city ordinance signs at our local Target but it's lot is part of a whole strip mall.
Why would parking there to shop or dine be any different than anywhere else?
Getting off topic. Consider that a hypothetical question.

The parking lot is generally the anchor stores to do as they please. Stop and ask the manager of your local target if they would allow overnight rv parking. I have not seen any rv's in a target but that doesnt mean a particular manager/regional manager wouldnt allow it.

I used to parking lot camp overnight on long road trips because it seemed easier to find them. I eventually learned that over nighting at koa's was just as easy and for the $40 I typically got a real nice place to stay for the night. Albeit the Van Horn Tx KOA is possibly the worst spit of land I have parked on.

Jandringa · 10-15-2017, 07:33 AM

Why would people assume that keeping to yourself means that you are a snob? I camp with the intension of spending quiet time with my wife and enjoying the rv park. Now don't judge, I am social and could careless what they camp in but it needs to be at the right time and place, but I am always polite. Also take a look at yourself and ask this question, if someone is friendly and talks to you either just passing by or a neighbor do you keep coming by there site every time they are out? When that happens a couple of times you tend to be a little more standoffish, but that should not be considered rude just quiet.

MRUSA14 · 10-15-2017, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by jrclark

If we were all equal this would be a boring world.

If we were all equal then I could throw a football like Tom Brady and make a million or two every Sunday. Not gonna happen, so Brady and I are living proof that we are not all equal.

MRUSA14 · 10-15-2017, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by cimplexsound

If you know what kind of cheap crap they make your big fancy Motorhome out of you wouldn't feel so special. It's just a matter of time before that big fancy rig falls completely apart. In fact chances are it won't even last until you have it paid off. I prefer an ooooold fashioned travel trailer to today's modern overly fancy rigs. They don't make them to last anymore, that old travel trailer will out last me. Chance are good your RV will start falling apart in a few years too. Ever wonder why so many RViers are starting to tote old travel trailers around the country. Well now you know.

Now who’s being snooty?