I was disappointed that their was no raccoon invasion paragraph for raccoons that mistake them for dumpsters. My explanation is that rural park raccoons are not familiar with dumpsters in the manner that urban raccoons are.
Lmao. Car camping in my rav4: Pull up. Pop the hatch. (Optional) install magnetic bug screen on hatch opening. Blow up air mattress using car’s 2-prong plug. Sleep.
So long as it’s not raining sideways, I can even keep it open during storms. My car has something called “intelligent design” in which water is sent away from the hatch door, even when open.
Looking at “Cybergirl’s” pfp tells me everything I need to know about this person.
My god she even has a Karen-style haircut and apparently owns multiple Teslas. She must be a real piece of work.
Plug the car into a power source and yet the outlets in the vehicle don’t work. So don’t forget an extra extension cord (or two)…
Jeez…
We nearly suffocated, could open doors and the tent mode is no good for being used as a tent and we couldn’t use the all electric vehicles electricity while it was charging.
10/10 heil Musk’s
Each paragraph was crazier than the last. I audibly gaspedwhen I read “50 psi” for a tire.
That is not that abnormal. Wait till you hear about light truck tires.
I think my truck tires are 70 psi, but I got a 3/4 ton diesel. My truck does (can do if I had a need) truck things with all those psi.
My 3/4 ton Suburban ran 85.
That is fucking hilarious, esp the cell service requirement for you to, you know, open and shut the doors on the vehicle.
Requiring cell service for anything on a vehicle is an absurd “will not buy this product” requirement, even on a pure electric vehicle. I routinely (and intentionally) drive my vehicles out of cell range many times a summer.
It did say there were manual controls too
Yeah it’s a crazy requirement
How could you ever camp without proper power supply!? The horror! /s
“Camping”
I’d love to call it Glamping, but it’s too ghetto for that.
Sounds super unpleasant
Just buy a tent and camp like us poors.
In the old days we knew what to do about people who sleep in a vault.
