The 12 MOST ANNOYING Things About RV's

[@lshawndavis]

Great video (as always)!! My pet peeves: 1. No back-up lights on our trailer!!! We have break lights but why no back-up lights?? It’s mandatory on a car, would cost $5 to install. So why?? 2. Agree on the mattresses! 3. Making the bed!!! We have a walk around bed in our trailer but making the bed around the closets on each side is a pain in the butt. 4. Limited dinette plug ins.

[@andreabutcher1402]

One of my biggest pet peeve in our travel trailer is wasted cabinet space!! Add some adjustable shelves, please

[@Five2Go]

Yes! That's a great one too!

[@annienunyabiz6627]

Oh, another massive pet peeve of mine is placing the stove directly next to the TV with nothing inbetween, like a small pantry or something. Grease goes further than people think it does, and so I hate when they place the stove close enough to the TV that grease ends up on the TV itself. I hate when they do this. And don't get me started on the neck-breaker arrangement of the couch and TV instead of facing each other.

[@Five2Go]

If you go back and watch older tour videos from previous shows you'll see that we call that arrangement a "stupid TV" - no one wants to sit on a couch and turn their head 90 degrees to watch TV 🤣 That layout immediately makes us walk out of an RV regardless of how nice everything else is.

[@annienunyabiz6627]

@@Five2Go Both of these are instant deal breakers for me. I don't want my TV breaking my neck, or the heat or grease from my stove breaking my TV. I don't even consider an RV with either of these.

[@brianvandy4002]

I agree about mattresses. Just because you can't please everyone, doesn't mean you should displease everyone. They put the cheapest possible mattress in that will be comfortable for nobody weighing over 40 pounds. If they spent a couple hundred bucks extra, maybe only 60% of people would immediately put it in the landfill and replace it. Alternately, don't put a matress in at all. Then everyone knows they need to go buy their favorite mattress.

[@Five2Go]

I'm kind of on board with the "no mattress" idea, but there's already a super long list of items you need to buy with any new RV (all the water, power, and sewer stuff, leveling stuff, stuff stuff, etc) that "bring your own mattress" might be a bit too far 😂

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

YES!!! I wish they just stopped putting mattresses in! Maybe dealers have ‘special’ pricing for close-by mattress stores, and you can have one put in at purchase, BUT I wish the option existed just to get your own.

[@myas3656]

Perfectly said! And since they can’t please everyone, then offer a voucher. Find a mattress company and the buyer’s voucher will get them a mattresses of their choice (firmness) from that company.

[@annienunyabiz6627]

@@HomeMeetsRoad Or at least have the standard one in, with the option to upgrade to something better, like how you've got the washer/dryer hookups and can upgrade by having the washer/dryer put in.

[@HappyPlaceDiaries]

What a great video.. think we all can relate. Our biggest pet peeve is seating that doesn’t make sense. In some floor plans you can’t have a conversation with someone because they literally are around the corner of the slide out or you can’t see the TV.. c’mon… sit in it before you screw it to the floor. Good video #superfan

[@Five2Go]

Absolutely! We call those Stupid TV's - nobody wants to sit on a couch and turn their head 90 degrees to watch TV 😂

[@RoadsofFaith]

Great idea for a video! All the pet peeves were spot on! It is SO true that most of the people who build rv's, sell rv's, or accommodate rv's are CLUELESS about living in one. They are so surprised when they learn about how many people live full-time in their rv's...even with kids they homeschool! (Say what?!? ) Haha! Many need to start thinking of a HOME look instead of an RV look. We removed the ugly fabric valances and my hubby built wood ones painted white that look awesome. Ours is 23 years old, and the doors work the same way as the new ones! We don't have any slideouts, so we are a little limited on changing furnishings out as those are where the furnace, wheel wells or service bays are under. But sheets of fabric can do wonders! Lol! We removed carpet and replaced with vinyl click n lock flooring, removed a cabinet and made a corner desk in it's place, and changed up the dinette seats. Outside, we removed the ugly decals, painted our door a fun color, and added shutters. People stop us all the time and love it! When they see the inside, they are shocked. They say it looks like a home. EXACTLY! This video with all the comments should be sent to all the rv manufacturers. Glad they listened on some things like making the colors lighter inside. Progress!!

[@Five2Go]

I love that you've made it your own! 😍😍😍

[@4LowRocks]

Individual switches on every light in our travel trailer. Some should be grouped! Ugh. And, BTW, the handles on my screen doors go through to the inside, so I don't have to slide the cover just to open the screen doors from the inside (but do have to slide it to open/close the solid doors).

[@lindac9347]

Glad I don’t have the power towers or grates in the floor of my Grand Design. I also love the valances and the side pieces.

[@ocny4468]

Luckily we have not had issues with TOO many of these but there are a few. Yes, the screen doors are shoddy but hey, they work okay. Wish they were better but... Mattresses? Honestly, the one in our 2022 Newmar is pretty comfortable. All the YT videos (with accompanying YT creator-endorsed links that will get them $) had us momentarily convinced that we needed a new one but really....the one we got with the coach is just fine. YMMV, of course. Those power towers always had me shaking my head, especially the ones that are located near sinks. Our outlets are located in the bottom of the upper cabinets and suit us just fine---frankly, I am horrified at the thought of outlets at the level of water sources. Great video, thanks for doing this!

[@Five2Go]

Power towers are definitely one of those "great on paper" ideas that doesn't stand up to the scrutiny of real life and daily use.

[@NicoleS0913]

Hi!!! This is an interesting one! Those towers would drive me insane!!! The mattresses and everything shown here are all pet peeves for everyone!! In my new travel trailer for me it’s under the sink. So much wasted space. I’m ordering a cabinet door and cutting it in for a shoe storage. It’s the back of the sink where there’s so much room and the door will be right on the right when we walk in. $60 for the door and problem solved. Hope you all had fun at the RV show. I really want to come 2024!

[@Five2Go]

That sounds like a great modification for more storage under your sink! Finding a place for shoes is always a challenge in these things.

[@NicoleS0913]

@@Five2Go Agreed!

[@melissabecht5642]

I totally agree with you about the mattresses. I had a queen short made for the RV we had and every time we traded up I told the salesman “the mattress goes where I go”. Of course they didn’t care because they had a new (cheap horrible) mattress to put in a used RV. Love your videos!😊

[@Five2Go]

That's awesome. Never let that mattress go! 😂

[@annienunyabiz6627]

It's probably a weird pet peeve, but I can't stand the bar at the back of the camper that a lot of people put their sewage plumbing in when they go. They need to stop being completely open, or even worse, the ones I've seen that are welded ALMOST shut, leaving a dime sized hole in the center. That becomes wasp nest prime real estate. Please stop leaving those open if they have to be on! Seal completely shut, or have a flap held with a latch or magnet!

[@Five2Go]

The rear bumper can be a great place for a sewer hose if it's used correctly. The hose should be sealed up tight and proper caps used on the bumper, you're 100% right.

[@dkleath8697]

💯% agree with the heavy, uncomfortable furniture! Now, to figure out if the recliners I left in storage will fit thru the door 🤔

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

I feel like, if the manufacturers would just spend one evening in a rig and watch a movie; they would know immediately what a lousy idea it was.😂

[@Five2Go]

If you're lucky your front door is 26", if you're unlucky it's 24" 😉 I'd wager that most residential furniture won't fit but there's a decent amount of RV furniture that will.

[@shellingson78]

How do you get the furniture in an out to exchange furniture

[@drinkinslim]

What's always amazed my wife and I is that RVs are small spaces, yet they put the biggest, bulkiest furniture in them.

[@Five2Go]

You'd think they'd be the perfect candidate for more minimalist-leaning designs, but that's not the audience that has been buying most of these things for the past 30 years. Times are changing though!

[@aasfavoritevideosandadvent5722]

@@Five2Go I imagine that is the difference between “I want a big RV to camp in instead of a tent” vs. “I want an RV to live in instead of a house.” The first demographic wants things big and “luxurious” and the second is choosing minimalism.

[@grit5133]

My biggest complaint is too many things that light up and don't turn off. You don't realize it is an issue until the first time you turn off the light to go to bed and the radio and microwave both have bright screens and there are little LEDs on things.

[@Five2Go]

Oh my lord, yes! It's crazy how bright some of those little led's can be!

[@plove523]

I cover mine up with painters tape.

[@wessebaggers]

I'm 62 yrs.old and the door handle have been like that since was little like 4 yrs. I remember not being able to open doors 😪

[@Five2Go]

The screen door on our two Fleetwoods have been great but the screen door they're putting on the new ones is a big step backwards. I can't figure out why,

[@ocny4468]

@@Five2Go ---$$$ ?

[@weneedu627]

6:45 yes!!! Great idea!!!

[@Five2Go]

It's great when manufacturers listen to owner complaints/suggestions and make changes in future models!

[@Roadtripmischief]

First, I agree about mattresses and furniture - I think including all furniture as optional choices would be a great way to sell RVs. Like building a house for color, counters, cabinets and flooring choices (and so on). Basic choices and higher price points, or buy it empty! Second, screen doors - did you know that if you need a new screen door for whatever reason, you have to buy the ENTIRE DOOR?! Completely wasteful and useless. Third, freakin' VALANCES! weird fabrics that match nothing and thick wood that sticks out and interferes with the use of space around the windows and can block views. Needless. But they are starting to change them into flat panel frames that only cover the area exposed at the edge of the shades. Another note, yes everyone is following READ - including Brinkley (the creators are from Grand Design)! Now they have made improvements that I love! BUT the floorplans are the same. That said, there are only a few functional and livable floorplans you can make within a certain square feet of space. I will say, if money were no object and I were looking to buy a new rig, Brinkley would be the one. I have a Grand Design Solitude now.

[@scottharris811]

I have never heard so much nit picking, I love the line about people that build the rvs should go out and live in them. Haha. The people that build them can’t afford them

[@PenRanOutOfInc]

I love this video! So true and would be awesome to watch before you go out and start looking at homes!

[@mrb33312]

-Storage doors opening into obstacles. Someone should think about how it works before having it go up into a slide (maybe sideways instead). -Floor vents/registers, just no. -Televator near the sink with no water seal or protection. -Not flush slides. Space below for debris and hair. Toe bangers that extend beyond cabinets and appliances.

[@Five2Go]

We have a televator in our new RV but a) it's nowhere near water and b) has a bottom piece that fills in the hole when it raises all the way up. It's pretty great because of both of those reasons, but we've seen a bunch that aren't like that.

[@lynnking11]

Our Sportscoach furniture is flaking off so much it is ridiculous and embarrassing.

[@sunnycharacter]

My gripe #1 is split sinks. Just stop. You can’t fit a decent size pan in them. All sinks should also be under mount. #2 Better and safer way to get to that over cab bunk in a class C. Skinny ladders, nope. #3 please, no plastic potty, should be porcelain and for the love of Mike, all rvs should have a bidet option. #4 Why are Class Cs still placing the queen bed offset so that one person has 8 inches to walk on her side while the other has more than twice the space? Center the darn bed!

[@DexKoontz]

Oh wow! I haven't RV'd since 1980 I was a young parent until 2021 when I got old and retired and bought a used '09 Montana 5th Wheel. 40 years had gone by, and I still had some same pet peeves. I thought, well, after all our is an '09, surely they are better by 2021. You all did a great job of showing how tone-deaf the RV industry and RV parks are. BUT! You made me feel better about my old '09 Montana! Thank you! Great video!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks! 😍

[@dennisrobbins3737]

Great segment! No matter the manufacturer, there are always little annoying things that come with the territory. Sensors are one of mine, along with holding tank scaling. OMG! Please get it right.

[@katiehutchins9514]

So I agree with the screen door thing but what do you suggest to fix?

[@brianvandy4002]

My pet peeve is with Dealer ads for RVs. So many of the "features" are common to every single RV of that type. At some point it's no longer a feature. Like, "Fully self-contained." I'm unaware of any Class A or C motorhome from the last 30 years that is not fully self-contained. Quit saying it! Really, 80% or more of the feature list in any RV brochure is redundant. Like saying your car comes with windows, doors, and tires.

[@Five2Go]

Dude, you are 100% right! That's a great point! You see it all over the manufacturer websites too, those endless lists of common items just to pad out their content and make it look like they're all loaded with hundreds of "features".

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

YES!!! What was it… like three years ago the ‘THIS HAS BLUE LED LIGHTS’! 😂

[@brianvandy4002]

@@Five2Go And they list those features like "this is what makes our RV stand out." When there are really only a few things for each model that might make a particular model stand out. Like for me I want to know if it has a convection oven and a heat pump. Washer/dryer hookups might also make one stand out a little. "We have auto-levelling..." like every other RV out there now.

[@kevinplunkett6393]

I agree with most of them minus the loft, which depends on usage. I dont think there is a perfect RV. We generally only use our loft on travel days, so we don't have to unload the toys and drop the rear beds down. If it opens to the garage, now whoever is sleeping there would have to deal with the smells off the toys and the majority of the time wouldn't have room for the ladder to get into the loft.

[@Five2Go]

Those are some good points! Most of the people we encounter don't actually use their toy haulers for toys but rather for a bunch of kids (and their toys) 😜

[@kevinplunkett6393]

@@Five2Go They make awesome kid haulers!

[@rvfamilylife]

Regarding mattresses, furniture and tires. A lot of these company claim to be "environmental friendly," but considering how many garbage tires and horrible mattresses go to the dump, maybe a commitment to the environment could be accomplished by including the end products that the users actually want.

[@Five2Go]

That's a great point!

[@FrankBullitt390]

Just include a voucher for a bed in the box type mattress: soft, medium, hard. Easy.

[@olafpamela]

What a great video 🤔👍🥰 I just hope RV manufacturer will watch your video 🤔👍 Thanks for sharing 🤗❤️

[@Five2Go]

Thank you so much! We get to talk to manufacturers every once in a while, and we know that some do look for customer feedback like this on their own time, so theses kinda of videos and posts on social channels can help 👍👍

[@SimpleJoyfulJourney]

Carpet. Get rid of it. No one wants to carry a vacuum cleaner. Pet hair is a permanent fixture in it. If we want something under our feet we’ll throw down a rug. Or put slippers on.

[@Five2Go]

Luckily a lot of carpet is going away in new models. The manufacturers seem to be catching onto this one 😉

[@RoadsofFaith]

Our rv was 17 years old when we bought her. The carpet came out asap and the dirt under it was YUK! We replaced the carpet and the ugly, outdated linoleum with whitewashed click n lock plank flooring and love it! So easy to keep clean!

[@irenehinojosa6629]

Brinkley does take their’s out and live in them. Maybe other manufacturers will learn from them.

[@Five2Go]

The two Brinkley models looked great, and we've heard that the guys over at Alliance are good about using their RVs too. It shows.

[@robertroth287]

Standard RV mattresses are nothing more than placeholders. My pet peeve, among others, are the cheap OEM house batteries that last about a year.

[@Five2Go]

Not only do those batteries die quickly, they can also barely stand up to a single night unplugged. The "RV/Marine" batteries are a joke.

[@lindadickson783]

I plan to buy in the future. I want all the tips possible. Thank you for sharing.

[@carrieclark1604]

I understand putting the loft in the living area if you use the garage strictly as a garage.

[@carolcooley2157]

What about the privacy shade for the door on our Jayco class A that you have to go outside to pull up or down! Makes absolutely no sense. Our friends have a class c Thor Omni that has a heater that doesn’t work above 6000 ft. And Thor says to just not go camping in the mountains. Really?

[@tinamck28]

Putting the bed on the driver side! 🤬 we don’t use our air and keep windows and shades open! Don’t want to be in the neighbors yard when in bed!

[@livingbyfaithwiththesharps]

We actually prefer the loft entry so we could have an area for our daughter separated from the Garage/boy area

[@plove523]

Pet peeve: drawers behind cabinet doors. Just leave off the door.

[@kevinbrewer2141]

They should make tank gauge like a fuel tank works. It could show a percentage instead the way they are now. The cassette toilet are more accurate than tank sensors.

[@Five2Go]

There's a system out there called the See Level which uses long strips of sensors that you stick on the outside of the tanks and is way more accurate. We're going to investigate how hard it would be to install those on our tanks.

[@TravelingonAdventures]

Some valid gripes. Still so mad that our plans to be at the super show this year had to be nixed. We were so looking forward to it.

[@Five2Go]

Oh that stinks. Next year!

[@Vagabondpomsandmom]

We bought a kz and they actually inbox me and asked me what was one thing that I would change about my RV or that I think they should change and I told them the mattresses it’s a waste of money to put that big of a piece of foam in there that are horribly uncomfortable

[@Vagabondpomsandmom]

I told them if they just put good mattresses in and then advertise that they’re one of the only RV companies that put a mattress and they don’t have to replace they probably sell 1 million more units because the company is very very comparable to grand design.

[@Five2Go]

I guarantee you that everyone would be fine paying a little more for the convenience of a proper mattress coming from the factory. Some higher end models come with nice mattresses but they should definitely be an option across the whole range.

[@Vagabondpomsandmom]

@@Five2Go this unit was $177,000. I think they can do a decent mattress with that!

[@DanielRuizNYC]

The annoying thing I see in RVs is no countertop lip on the edge of the counter next to a piece of furniture. Even worse, the floorplans that have a TV lift integrated into the counter.

[@Five2Go]

Raw edges on counters are just lazy!

[@FuzzyChesterfield]

While the panels that cap the slide rails are annoying, on the new rv, the rail is attached to the bottom of the slide, so the seal that runs across the edge to keep critters out lifts at the rail. 🤷🏻‍♀️ terrible design!

[@dehrasaunders6604]

I really enjoyed this episode. One thing I wish they would stop doing is making the lofts so low where your teenager can’t sit up in the loft… I mean we only take our RV out when the kids are not in school but during the summer we are gone from home for at the very least 12 weeks… it would be great if my oldest could have some head room… just make all lofts/ bunk head room just a little higher. I know not all of them are low but… it should be a standard headroom height across the board( in my opinion)

[@Five2Go]

Super short cramped lofts are WAY too common! We've seen a few that are way taller, but it's definitely not the norm. Sleeping areas in RV's should be hangout-friendly too.

[@carrieclark1604]

Bunk headroom is one of the reasons we purchased our Cougar 29BHS. The bottom bunk sits lower to the floor adding more headroom in the bunks.

[@heidihobson4525]

If they can't provide a decent mattress they should just provide no mattress, especially where the bedroom is hard to get a mattress out of

[@waynec3121]

Great video guys

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Wayne!

[@stevedenoyer5956]

When your spending 75k plus on a rig, a decent mattress is not much to ask. I’d be willing to pay more vs the hassle of having to replace the mattress. Plus you have to get rid of it in the dump, nobody else wants it.

[@Five2Go]

Absolutely!

[@phantomsmithy]

The number of people i heard ask "Do the tank sensors work in this one for once?" at Tampa. 🤣

[@Five2Go]

They'll definitely work in a brand new rig. For a weekend. Maybe... 😂

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

That is hilarious!!!

[@triphius]

If it comes with macerator toilets and a SeaLevel… yes. Otherwise, no. 😂

[@johnnylightning1491]

My pet peeve is ugly swirly paint jobs. They've been that way for years and I think I've only seen one rig, and a not very popular one, that had a paint job with straight lines. As far as mattresses go it think the manufacturers know many, many people will replace their mattress so they put cheap ones in to keep the price down. Not everyone likes the same type or firmness of mattress. As far as the screen doors go what's your solution? I don't see an obvious one. Keep the good stuff coming guys.

[@Five2Go]

I should have shown the screen door on our current RV, a 2019 Fleetwood Discovery LXE 44B - I would call it the perfect RV screen door. It's easy to use, the handles work great from both sides of the door, and it's not flimsy at all. I guess my solution would be to just use better door styles because they already exist 😉

[@mikebrant192]

NIggles:Cheap-o outlets - and they face downward - what could POSSIBLY go wrong? Demonically inspired tank sensors. Exterior stairs sold without safety carpet (both of us injured within the first two months of travelling). Ceiling lights that can ONLY be activated by push button on the light (a stretch for 6' me, impossible for my 5'6" wife. Cabinets which are inaccessible to any but Cirque Du Soleil performers. Dinette without electricity - seriously? Dashboard without a level surface - anywhere, nor a grab handle? Fold-down beds over the cab are deafening while driving. No INVERTER? Getting into our bed requires pole vaulting with an ice pick. Why isn't there shoe storage near the exit? Roof vent centered over the bed. Why isn't there a valve on the outlet of the tank so as to prevent freeze fractures in the piping? Why does a tire failure require major surgery on the RV? Why oh why oh why doesn't every RV come with a TPMS? Why isn't a steering stabilizer mandatory equipment? How are we expected to escape a fire from a bedroom window on a Class A - parachute, maybe? Hey, all these things can be fixed, and everybody does that - eventually.

[@Five2Go]

You've got some great ones there! I feel your pain on the slick steps by the way, we've both taken that fall and it HURTS!

[@janiceweigold8626]

It would be great if you could just order your mattress when you ordered the rv 😉.

[@Five2Go]

That would be awesome! Or maybe even tell them to not put one in so you can easily bring your own without having to deal with the awful one.

[@robertboyd4656]

Stop installing the electrical panels 2 inches from the floor raise them up to 5 feet at least a person can work on it if things go astray just saying

[@michellemaxey8679]

Yes! Mattresses! Just let me buy my own, please! What we’re they even thinking with the screen doors? C’mon, man!! Think of something new for that! It’s not hard, just move the handle down below the door handle, for crying out loud! ALSO, medicine cabinets above the sink! I hit my head on that thing every time I bend down to spit the toothpaste out of my mouth! And I’m pretty short!! I finally took it off & moved it to the side where it should’ve been installed in the first place! AND, glass shower doors!! I hate them, don’t even want them in my brick & mortar house! A shower curtain, in my opinion, gives me extra space in the shower and I can keep it cleaner! No mold, rust, hard water or soap build up to scrub away! AND, those tiny, skinny shelves beside the beds! NOTHING fits in them! I scrape the backside of my fingers on that stupid thing every time I make the bed! AND, adjustable shelves would be great! Then all the outside stuff!! Batteries - more than 2, please! Tankless water heater - installed my own! Solar panels - definitely going to upgrade and get the bigger system! AND poor workmanship and lack of quality control in the industry!! C’mon man!! Have some pride! Geez!! I’m done, now! 😂

[@Five2Go]

So many things! We'll need to do a part 2 with all these great comments 🤣

[@michellemaxey8679]

@@Five2Go Don’t get me wrong! I really do love my motorhome! I just spent a lot of money for all the things I complained about! And, I’m spending alot more money to change and fix all those things! Same thing with a brick and mortar house, though, right?! 🤣 Let’s hope the industry starts listening to all of us full timers!! 🤞🏼🤞🏼😂❤️

[@MR-gl1fs]

I say just kill the screen door all together. What I am going to do. Tank Sensors are crap. Want a see level 2.

[@Five2Go]

A friend of ours has the See Level system on his RV and it reads in 2-3% increments and is very accurate. It appears to be a great system. I haven't looked into how difficult it is to install though.

[@monicanasser9503]

Mine is crappy and sloppy wiring jobs.

[@jimlynch9390]

So what are those popup things? The one on the island.

[@Five2Go]

They have outlets and USB plugs in them. They're a "clever" way to hide outlets when you don't need them but we're noticing that they're not always in the best locations and also don't survive frequent use.

[@PenRanOutOfInc]

I wonder why they don't make the option of ditching their crappy furniture for a lower price. I'd totally be down for this. When I plan on buying I definitely don't want the sofas, chairs, mattresses and I intend to not have glass shower doors. I also wonder if I could take out the built in dressers and install my own. In my home it bothers me having a 20 inch dresser and yet I only get 11 inch deep drawers. I get shrinkflation but I'm so sick of that and couches that have 12inch backs.

[@piushorning4869]

the one thing that makes me so upset is many high end class A's have the same cabinets that a 45K camp trailer have

[@Five2Go]

We were in quite a few $500k+ coaches at the show that had composite countertops, cheap cabinetry, and plastic sinks and faucets. It was crazy!

[@drinkinslim]

@@Five2Go I'm still amazed that cabinets are still grandma's-cabin-in-the-woods style. The Europeans figured out sleek attractive cabinets long ago, LOL.

[@chayabrody722]

And if ppl end up replacing the mattress they spend the couple of hundred dollars anyway let the price of the RV go up and put good mattresses in

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

YES! Just leave it out or make it an option.

[@barbarareed2041]

Great idea for a video.

[@Five2Go]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PatriciaCentralFlorida]

Please get rid of the prison mattresses 😊

[@Five2Go]

Haha!

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

😂

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

All so true! 😂

[@Five2Go]

Thanks for helping out!

[@HomeMeetsRoad]

@@Five2Go anytime!