R-V Industry Hiring...What the hell?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Very good news

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I think that people using them as homes does seem pretty plausible.

I doubt people who can't afford their mortgage payment and are threatened with foreclosure could even purchase these things.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I like this. It's a sign that people might just begin taking themselves off the presently-existing grid and trying to become more self-sufficient.

Good lord man, nothing about a rolling chromed sh**thouse with a tiny toilet and rickety cabinets, powered by a gas guzzling engine and requiring the electrical plug-in at nighty-night is 'self-sufficient'.  Do you even think before you speak?

I think that people using them as homes does seem pretty plausible.

I doubt people who can't afford their mortgage payment and are threatened with foreclosure could even purchase these things.

Maybe they are buying them to live in them full time.

Extremely implausible, guys.  These things are monstrously expensive new (which is what we're talking about), and then you have to rent a place to put them.  As cheap as houses are now in any place that would allow RVs, I doubt a single person has boughta new RV as a place to live due to economic need.  Used ones, now that's a different story.

I thought my response agreed with you?