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Mochisme · 09-12-2012, 11:55 PM

That is such a cool RV. I saw one in a Wallmart, but not opened up, just shopping, later that afternoon they pulled into the site arcoss the road from us in the campground we were in. Yes I went and talked to them and got a great demenstration and tour as it was set up.

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Originally Posted by Gank

I stay overnight a WM. I pull in, go in get some ice or something to eat, or even use the facilities to have a quick wash and ..er... well take care of busines. Yes I am cheap. Im on the road for the ride, not the destination... and you meet the nices people there. BTW many campsites dont want bikers or BikerRVers in thier site... wait till I get my new MH.
Now I do pull my side out, otherwise I cant get to the living room or the bed.

Nitrohorse · 09-13-2012, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by historyljc

Darn, there goes my hopes for a "new" set.

Depending on the season, Walmart usually has some resin chairs stacked outside the store.
I'm sure you could use a few as long as you return them when you're done. Some stores have swing sets outside. These help keep the kids busy while at the supercenter and resort.
If there's no chairs, turn a few shopping carts on their sides and you have seating and a table.
If you're feeling energetic and creative, buy whatever you need or want from the store. Use it during your stay at the supercenter, and then return it when you're ready to leave.
For example, you can buy a deluxe patio set, a nice LED large screen TV, surround sound, and a small, enclosed fire pit and enjoy them for however long you're staying at the resort. When it's time to vacate the parking spot, simply take everything back into customer service and you're not out a single penny.
Walmart is camper friendly.....

cekkk · 09-13-2012, 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Nitrohorse

Depending on the season, Walmart usually has some resin chairs stacked outside the store.
I'm sure you could use a few as long as you return them when you're done. Some stores have swing sets outside. These help keep the kids busy while at the supercenter and resort.
If there's no chairs, turn a few shopping carts on their sides and you have seating and a table.
If you're feeling energetic and creative, buy whatever you need or want from the store. Use it during your stay at the supercenter, and then return it when you're ready to leave.
For example, you can buy a deluxe patio set, a nice LED large screen TV, surround sound, and a small, enclosed fire pit and enjoy them for however long you're staying at the resort. When it's time to vacate the parking spot, simply take everything back into customer service and you're not out a single penny.
Walmart is camper friendly.....

Some good ideas there. Thanks!

datrbone8 · 09-13-2012, 07:42 AM

A day without posts in the Walmart thread is like a day without sunshine

26 posts to go. We're almost there......

cekkk · 09-13-2012, 07:50 AM

Make it 25. Can we retire this then?

Route 66 · 09-13-2012, 07:53 AM

How about if I close this thread at 4999?

georgetown350 · 09-13-2012, 08:15 AM

The posts are going to come quickly now as we all scramble and fight to be the 5000th poster.... and then all those who want this thread closed can hit the road..... some joke about it but some are dead serious about wanting this thread closed........ its like they hate it but cant help reading it.......

Midniteoyl · 09-13-2012, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Nitrohorse

Depending on the season, Walmart usually has some resin chairs stacked outside the store.
I'm sure you could use a few as long as you return them when you're done. Some stores have swing sets outside. These help keep the kids busy while at the supercenter and resort.
If there's no chairs, turn a few shopping carts on their sides and you have seating and a table.
If you're feeling energetic and creative, buy whatever you need or want from the store. Use it during your stay at the supercenter, and then return it when you're ready to leave.
For example, you can buy a deluxe patio set, a nice LED large screen TV, surround sound, and a small, enclosed fire pit and enjoy them for however long you're staying at the resort. When it's time to vacate the parking spot, simply take everything back into customer service and you're not out a single penny.
Walmart is camper friendly.....

Shhhh...

Midniteoyl · 09-13-2012, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Route 66

How about if I close this thread at 4999?

This would happen...

Nitrohorse · 09-13-2012, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by cekkk

Some good ideas there. Thanks!

My pleasure. I would like to someday be the Parking Lot Activities Director for Walmart.

BFlinn181 · 09-13-2012, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Nitrohorse

My pleasure. I would like to someday be the Parking Lot Activities Director for Walmart.

Sorry, I think those positions are no longer available, sort of like the former 'Walmart Greeter.'

Nitrohorse · 09-13-2012, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Midniteoyl

Shhhh...

Obviously I wrote everything in jest. But the more I thought about it, I probably gave some folks ideas.

Nitrohorse · 09-13-2012, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by BFlinn181

Sorry, I think those positions are no longer available, sort of like the former 'Walmart Greeter.'

Did they outsourced the position to a call center in Nigeria?

BFlinn181 · 09-13-2012, 10:53 AM

I believe the Greeter position has been outsourced to Forest Lawn. The role of Parking Lot Activities Director has been filled by busybody volunteers that think they know how others should behave when stopping in a Walmart lot.