Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH - What we DON'T LIKE

We have put about 3,500 miles on our Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH so far this summer so here are 5 things that might make you think twice about buying this travel trailer. Thankfully there are solutions to a lot of these problems.
0:00 | 5 Things We Don't Like about the Winnebago
0:41 | 25 Gallon Holding Tanks and 31 Gallon Fresh Tank
2:28 | Dometic Touch Thermostat
3:47 | Mattress and Climb-Over Bed
5:50 | Micro Minnie Storage
7:50 | Burning Oven & Pizza Stone
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0:00 | 5 Things We Don't Like about the Winnebago 0:41 | 25 Gallon Holding Tanks and 31 Gallon Fresh Tank 2:28 | Dometic Touch Thermostat 3:47 | Mattress and Climb-Over Bed 5:50 | Micro Minnie Storage 7:50 | Burning Oven & Pizza Stone

[@Miltownred83]

Chadwick Family Films First thanks for all the amazing video they have helped us with our search. We just picked up our 2021 2306BHS, believe me you’ll love it. And the new design is amazing. Plus the new model doesn’t have an oven anymore. If you have any questions ask.

[@teresabaston4503]

I like that Winnebago did not put ‘stuff’ such as storage shelves, paper holders, mirrors, etc. in the finish of the trailer. We put storage shelves, units, hangers where they would work for our life style, rather camping style. The blank trailer gives you so much versatility in decorating, and creating storage that works for individual owners. Use command hooks and boxes all over. Amazon sells many clear types of storage boxes/containers which adhere to the walls. We put a mirror on outside of bath door so hubby can shave at kitchen sink with ease. Using command hooks on wall at bunk and wall at top of fridge, hang curtain (we use shower curtain since it has holes, folded in half lengthwise) to create privacy when sleeping in bunk and for creating extra room when dressing. Use small plastic tub that fits in part of sink for washing dishes or body, shaving, etc., then throw out on grass or trees to avoid filling gray tank. Of course, use environmentally friendly soap & wipe grease out with paper. We like our trailer and enjoy our time with it.

[@rebellucy5610]

Love the honesty. Most people never peel back the layers and limitations of RV's and pretend RV life is perfect. Thanks for doing this 🙂

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for watching!

[@janethunt4037]

I'm amazed at your solutions to help the things you don't like.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks, Janet.

[@bio7021]

Thank you ! Love your videos.

[@raulviera7609]

I have the Micro Minnie 2106 with same tanks and same problem. We solved most of the hassles buying a portable waste water tank. We still have to go to the dump station several times but at least we don’t have to break camp as before. Great video!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks, Raul. We have debated getting some of the portable waste tanks as well, but haven’t bit the bullet on it yet...

[@LovingLifeHitchedUp]

We have the same issue with the tanks when we bondoock. It's only two of us so we can extend whenever possible. Thinking about buying one of those little honey wagon to empty gray tank properly. That pizza stone looks like your perfect solution. Safe travels.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

I guess I now realize why the tank sizes are a spec thats worth paying attention to! Thankfully we have been pretty good for our weekend trips with just 2 extra 6 gallon jerry can's and then dumping when we get home. The honey wagons seem legit, but I can't get my head around all that weight on a ladder or carrying around.

[@Mazda75]

Thanks about the info of the oven , pizza stone thats the key . love youre video

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!

[@johnmaldonado3909]

Your videos are awesome. Keep up the great work

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks, John! Glad you like them :)

[@sollanek]

I have a 12x12 square pizza stone in my oven, I've made 2 loaves of bread in there so far. I put the loaf pan over to one side and halfway through the bake move it to the other side. The bottom doesn't burn if I do that. Also did you know you can use the burner as a broiler? Just put the pan below the burner. I learned that little tidbit on another youtube channel.

[@stevencook3074]

Great video thinking about getting a micro or a hike for me and my daughter can not decide.

[@markeidson5264]

Great comments that apply to many brands of travel trailers. I recently looked at 2021 Winnebago micro mini and deeply disappointed in 1x2 wood versus competitors aluminum frame construction. Definitely inferior build to their motorhomes

[@jesserevilla992]

Love the dual torsion axles and 15 inch wheels and the exterior front hard shell front.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Definitely agree with all of these as well. These are great added benefits!

[@Float4Fun]

Yes, the 2021 has a nice memory foam mattress and the sofa is VERY comfy.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Nice. Glad to hear Winnebago is listening to customer feedback on some of these items.

[@brianwilson6085]

I bought a black and decker toaster oven air fryer it will fit a 9x13 inch baking dish with handles.

[@jmcrume8173]

I just found your videos! I have a 2021 2306BHS. It’s the same decor y’all have… (cabinetry) same stupid complaint about the thermostat!

[@Lightsoutpredatorremoval]

Is there like a water ballast under the bed area under the trailer? Mine has like a waterbed underneath the trailer and I’m concerned

[@bstargel]

Another great video! Thanks for sharing. One of my major concerns with us getting a 2100BH is the bed. I am 6' 2" so I'm curious how much room I would have. My wife is a foot shorter than me so no problems for her. This is the main reason we've also been considering the 2306BHS. Plus a little bit more storage space wouldn't hurt.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

I’m 5’-11” and my feet are right at the edge. The bed in the 2100bh is a regular full-size bed. However, there is another 2”-3” at both the head and foot of the bed as well. So it will definitely be tight for you, but still might work. We went with the 2100bh due to its light weight because when we bought it, we had a smaller tow vehicle. In hindsight, now that we have the truck, we might have liked the 2306bhs better. But still happy with our decision!

[@Float4Fun]

Well, we are about to pick up our Micro Minnie 2108DS. Winnebago has indeed stepped up its game on mattress and oven. It is a convection microwave with top grill elements for browning. I have a convection micro at home so familiar but this is smaller. We are just a traveling couple and will bring an outdoor BBQ as well. The bathroom does have storage under part of the sink and shelves in each side of the toilet and yep, a toilet paper holder. Maybe great owners as yourselves gets the message out. 👍. Good to know on the tasks issue as we expect to be doing some boon-docking as well. Thx for the tips!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Glad you found it helpful and that things are getting better in newer models.

[@heidir5955]

I hope some info in this rather long post will be helpful to someone and their future purchase of a camper. I don't think you can overthink this expensive commitment. I have a Micro Minnie 2106 that I LOVE LOVE LOVE. It's very well made compared to less expensive trailers which were so shoddy they were already coming apart parked on the lot. I'm fairly new to trailer camping and thank you for your helpful videos especially Winterizing. Many thanks! I find with very liberal use the two of us fill the gray water tank in 3 days and with very conservative use we can extend to 6. There is only the one bed and one of the two couches folds into what I would call an emergency sleeping accommodation for a co-camper from a tent during a storm or a toddler but otherwise it only overnights 2 people reasonably. I agree with your assessments of the features you don't like as we have found the same and I would add there isn't a speaker zone that includes a speaker over the bed and the interior zone speakers have to be blasted in order to hear when watching a movie from the bed. We're considering getting a sound bar but wish for a factory installed speaker zoned for the sleeping area. Same thing for reading lights. There is only a large ceiling mounted light impractical to use while lying in bed; it's blinding. Another issue, there was no splash guard on the wall adjacent to the stove that was easily solved with self adhesive tile and we also put it in the bathroom around the sink. We bought the 2106 specifically with a Murphy bed oriented in a way we don't have to climb over one another and with two couches because we want to stay married. The shorter Murphy mattress (by several inches) probably won't work for some people. The storage is indeed surprisingly skimpy! Without kids we considered buying the 2100BH and use the bunkbeds for storage but decided on the 2106. I feel I have room for food products and a small amount of cookware but not for clothing especially bulky winter garments. The closets adjacent to the bed have a lot of storage space but it's inaccessible! long and narrow and unless you tie a rope to your stuff there is no way it will be retrieved when it slides out of reach. We're constantly shuffling totes back and forth and inside to outside perhaps an expected task of camping in comfort. However, my Tacoma can pull this lightweight trailer and a 22' is as large as we want to go. It has all the comforts we want without being either unwieldy or too compromising. I agree the thermostat is touchy and the comfort appliances furnace and ac power on and off constantly failing to be able to maintain a temperature even in moderately cool and moderately warm weather. I can't imagine how it would be in extremes. Thank you for the oven stone trick I will try that to remedy the burning I too have experienced. It's such a tiny oven I use much lower temperatures to bake and warm than in my house oven. Pluses to the 2106DS are the dual wheel axels, a lovely shower, a mirror and bathroom storage vanities, a double kitchen sink, the included dual propane tanks and power jack, and many others. I think with trailer camping it should be expected there will be personalized adjustments that must be made over time that are worth it in order to continue camping while also having the conveniences of a modern camp trailer.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for your thoughtful and thorough response. We totally agree with everything you said, especially the speaker placement!

[@teresabaston4503]

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[@joesalemi2414]

Put a cage around the thermostat. Thanks for the warning on the oven and the pizza stone is always a good idea

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Good idea about the cage, Joe. We’ll have to try that.

[@MythicalWorx]

You could boondock for a lot longer if you replace your toilet with a composting toilet and combine your black and gray water tanks into one large grey water tank. This would give you 50gal of graywater storage, instead of the 25 you have now. Plus, you would save a ton of freshwater by changing toilets, because your camper's toilet uses your drinking water to flush with. When I buy a camper, I will be doing this, I've heard great things about the nature's head composting toilet too.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

That's not a bad idea. I'm definitely curious about the composting toilets but I must admit I don't know much about them. I'm really curious if they have much of an odor.

[@MythicalWorx]

If you watch some KZbin video reviews by other people that have had it a while, they say it actually smells less than your black tank. And if you do get a whiff of it, they say it just smells like dirt. Hope to see more videos by you guys, love your intro :)!

[@tomsheng8591]

太棒的視頻⋯⋯非常客觀、實用

[@tomsheng8591]

Awesome video ...objective and practical

[@anthonytseng2233]

Love your review and all your video, I am about to pick up the same RV next month. The dealership offer 7 years extended warranty for $2700 CAD you you think it’s worth it to get it?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

We’re typically not huge fans of extended warranties. If you are even a tiny bit handy with fixing things, I would suggest you save that money on the extended warranty and either fix things yourself or have a mobile RV tech come when you need repairs. One of the biggest downsides of extended warranties is that when you take it to the dealer for a warranty fix, it almost always takes forever to get parts and do the repair. So you risk missing out on a big chunk of your camping season if you get stuck in that position.

[@johnhoffman8465]

Regarding the oven burn, I just tagged you on a post in the Minnie FB group. Check it out. That guy did a nice job dealing with that. We have a new 2401RG, and I will be replacing that thermostat before our first trip!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for tagging us. That’s a super interesting post. We might have to try that! Let us know how that thermostat replacement goes!

[@angeliasmith1611]

@chadwick family films hi can you tell me what liquid gold product you used to hang shelves in the bathroom? Thanks

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

I believe it was the Liquid Nails “Fuze-It” that we used. Just be careful because a little goes a long way and too much will ooze out the sides and make a mess. Also, be prepared to hold it in place for a good 15 minutes or find some way to prop it up. It still takes a while to set. Thanks for watching!

[@sean808080]

Nice video. We have a 2306BHS which we love. What we hate is the thermostat! It could not be any worse. I have seen people remount it 3 feet higher. Who’s got time for that?!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

No kidding - is your thermostat also that dometic touch sensitive one?

[@sean808080]

Chadwick Family Films It is and if I had a dollar for every time It got kicked off I’d buy a new thermostat LOL

[@kdbwiz]

Down the MM have an external propane hookup for stove? Ours is a 2021 2225RL.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Yes. Our 2100bh does have an external propane connection. You just have to make sure to buy the right adapters for it to connect your stove so that you don’t end up being double regulated (there is a regulator at the propane tanks and usually one on your stove, so you have to bypass the one at the stove).

[@Gandalfmandalf]

I'm thinking of getting this model. Legit haven't towed anything in my life. If you haven't yet, and I'll check. Make video on towing tips.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for watching. We haven’t made a video yet about towing specifically, but we do have one about how to hitch (which is half the battle). So definitely check that one out and we’ll add towing tips to our list of videos to make!

[@Ray04vids]

I can’t agree more about the holding tanks! You should look into the 2306bhs, it would fix 2 of your issues.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

In hindsight, yes, I think the 2306bhs might have been the way to go. However, when we bought our camper, we had a smaller tow vehicle with 5,000lb tow capacity. So the 2100bh was as large as we felt comfortable going (which was maybe even pushing the limits some). Still happy with our 2100bh for now, but when the time comes to upgrade, we will definitely have more options now that we have the F-150 to tow with!

[@patriciaklein9489]

What are the two issues fixed?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

The 2306 would give more storage and a bed that doesn’t require us to climb over each other. This would help but I think whatever our next rig will be is going to have larger holding tanks. It works for the 4 of us but bigger would be helpful for sure.

[@patriciaklein9489]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms Ah, thank you! We pick up our 2306 tomorrow! Was hoping it maybe had larger tanks based on your reviews.

[@patriciaklein9489]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms the 2100bh has a gross of 5500 and you said your tow cap was 5000? Did you have any issues with this?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Overall we really do like our Winnebago Micro Minnie, but these are just a few of the annoyances we've realized after traveling around all summer in it. What are some of the issues or things you don't like about your RV?

[@lifeisgood141]

Is the build quality good? I am looking at a 2108 DS - one slide with dinette and a murphy bed (no bunk). They keep the tanks small in order to be light weight. Also, the oven is not built by Winnebago, so they have no control on how it cooks. However, they could choose a better, higher-end model for their trailers, but the price will increase.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

We have been pretty pleased with the overall build quality. We have had a few little minor things to repair, but expected to need to do that with any trailer. Beyond that, our only major issues is that our furnace has stopped working twice. About to take it in for a warranty repair for the second time on that. Otherwise all has been good. And for the oven, we found a pizza stone that fit perfectly in the bottom and that us made a big difference in how things cook!

[@gerardhaubert8210]

Does dinette convert to a bed? Are the bunks usable by adults? Is there a ladder?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Yes. The dinette converts to a bed and the bunks support up to 250 lbs. There is not a ladder, but I’ve seen people build one pretty easily and or purchase ones online that seem to work. Our kids just grab the nearby wall to help hoist themselves up.

[@The_Kayak_Guy.]

Not sure why they didn’t put the Murphy bed in this model

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

They essentially do make it with the Murphy bed. It’s just a different model, the 2306bhs. Our 2100bh is just a little too short for the Murphy bed to fit. So you have to go up to the 2306bhs and then you get it. We liked the shorter length and lower weight of the 2100bh though.

[@bio7021]

Hi guys.. they sell RV bunk ladders that should help

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for the tip. We’ve seen some of those but feel like they would get in the way. It’s pretty narrow right by our bunks with the fridge and bathroom doors both opening right there, so it can’t really stick out from the bunks much at all. We’ve also debated just building one ourselves too...

[@tsmith1729]

is the mattress good for pounding ?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

If the camper’s a rockin’, don’t come a knockin’ 😉

[@lrcreamer]

I just received a new 1808 fbs and supporting the bed is 1x 1 pine strip boards. I am a heavy guy and these had some flex I feel they are Insufficient. I cured this by going to Home Depot and purchase 1 x 1 box aluminum tubes and fit them in the slot and on top of the ledge next to each wood 1 x 1 and liquid nail and clapped these till dry. This created a joined together wood /aluminum beam supporting the bed. Lightweight addition but box tubing is incredibly strong

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Wow that’s a great tip! Thanks for sharing Lawrence. Sounds pretty robust.

[@johnhoffman8465]

I am going to use the aluminum strategy also. I might put them right next to the existing wood slats, maybe on both sides, and then try to install insulation board between them. Not sure about that yet...

[@gerardhaubert8210]

Maybe the oven burning things is one of the reasons they don’t offer them anymore

[@kkay1500]

How do you get the TV to work?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Hi Karen. If you are just trying to pick up some over the air channels, you have to do a “scan” on the TV itself. And if you go to a different location, you’ll need to rescan. Depending on where you are and how remote you are though, you may not pick up a ton of channels. Also, there is an antenna booster button located underneath the cabinet above the tv. Make sure that is turned on before you do the scan. Hope that helps!

[@kkay1500]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms thank you

[@Float4Fun]

LOL, I just watched another 2021 video.... they changed the thermostat to buttons, smaller same location.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Hmmm...wonder if the smaller buttons will actually make a difference or if that location just sucks no matter the button size. Will be interesting to hear feedback from 2021 owners.

[@missmaddeye]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms Such a crappy location! We brought our 1800bh home on Sat and the neighbor kids all swarmed her and within moments the thing was knocked off. Might get a cover. Have you looked into that?

[@Appalachia91]

Could I pull that with a 1500?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

We pull with an F-150, so most likely, yes. The camper is about 3,800 lbs dry and 4,500 lbs when we have it fully loaded. So check to tow capacity and payload on your truck, but most half-ton pickups should have no issue with it.

[@paulvangorder5347]

I have a 2016, 2106 tbs micro Minnie, and pull it with a Toyota Tacoma v6, it does great! Also get a equalizer hitch anti sway. You should be fine!

[@teresabaston4503]

Check out The Roger’s Family - Extreme RV Mods for Winnebago Micro Minnie

[@otgtooffthegridtrailoutdoo9836]

Three to four days of boondocking is fine, then it’s time to move anyways or you be called a squatter 😉😂

[@thefixer8457]

cant complain if you knew it going in...there are different models.....better off with a dutch oven..a 22 inch oven will work like a 22 inch oven..lol

[@lawrencewiddis2447]

Throwing extra fresh water in the back of your truck, and suggesting others do it, without discussing weight isn’t responsible. Many tow vehicles are already overloaded. Adding ten gallons of water adds eighty pounds plus the container. Placing that water at the very rear of the truck may also be a bad idea.

[@maryvera6510]

No campers come with a decent mattress!!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Ain’t that the truth 😉

[@mikec8123]

It seams to me you bought a camper too small. So you'll just have to live with it. next time do more search.

[@boatdesigner12]

This is camping Bud. Poop in the woods like we did when we were kids. Never had auto heat, we stayed dressed. Mattress was some fir boughs or pine needles under the sleeping bag. Guys should always climb over their ladies not the other way around, man up. Baking? Share a package of oreos. Why shower, it takes the bug/tic juice off ya, total waste. Gray water feeds the earth, yum.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Camping/RVing. It’s a fine line sometimes but yeah this does make me think of the days not long ago that we camped out on the ground as a family. You are a funny guy!

[@paulsmith9868]

That is the worst reply ever. When you spend the kind of money you have to for this, you aren't into "pooping in the woods ", especially in the middle of the night.

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

@@paulsmith9868 I’m taking this as sarcasm

[@lawrencewiddis2447]

Thanks for not advocating dumping gray water on the ground. Why didn’t you condemn or at least discourage gray water ground dumping. Do you want to the the next camper in a site where gray water has been dumped? Dish soap, food particles etc.? You had a chance to help keep our lands clean and blew it.

[@jeffalexander544]

Troll

[@GoldGunsandGolf]

WOW, I just watched a video of a guy who has 50 problems with his... I'll never buy Winnebago!!!!!

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

Thanks for the comment. Overall, we’ve actually been super happy with our Winnebago. I think no matter what brand you get, you are going to have some small issues along the way as these things are literally houses on wheels and take a lot of jostling around. But 50 problems all at once sure does seem like a lot. We’ve only had 1 or 2 minor things.

[@djjeckel65]

Water is not an issue get a jug and camp near a river thermostats dont use it. or move it. Mattress is a personal choice not winnebago issue. You have no storage because you have bunk beds. I think you dont even have a winnebago because the radio and tv is not winnebago also the cabinets are not winnebago I think you got ripped and maybe it was a winnebago at one point but it was strip basically you trailer is a knock off sorry

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

This is a 2020 Winnebago and the cabinets, tv, radio are the stock ones that came in the 2020 MicroMinnie line. Definitely not a knock off. Came straight from the factory and looks just like all the other 2020 Winnebagos.

[@djjeckel65]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms no disrespect but your info is incorrect fortunately I knew you were going to disagree on this and I already checked with the factory I also have a neighbor that has a Winnebago and the TV and radio and mattress do not confirm with Winnebago standards according to Winnebago some factories or not expected by Winnebago and there are production of knock-offs this is unfortunate but this happens throughout many Industries Nike Lincoln Cadillac Verizon Microsoft and also the thermostat is not near the door where it should be the panel for your controls for the slides water pump air condition it's supposed to be in close and have a door so that when you open a window or open the front door the elements do not hit this panel because it's 10 is very sensitive and very important Winnebago covers Us yours is not covered I mean no disrespect and I'm sure this is upsetting and shocking and probably overwhelming but you have a knock off is also happens with the Dodge Rams if they are building the US they are wonderful trucks to have that if they are built in Mexico there are all junk and trash they are knock-offs even though a lot of these knock-offs are sold by Dodge they are made with inferior material so again no disrespect but you did not get the top quality Winnebago is known for turn on the front of your trailer the Winnebago design is also off 5.9% very subtle but comparing it side-by-side with the actual Winnebago design you can see there is a slight difference which proves yours is a knock off I even once saw a Ferrari and I could have sworn it was real but lucky me a friend of the family they sell Ferraris and they informed me that this was just a knockoff built off of a Fiero body frame this knockoff became popular and they started calling them kit cars so they wouldn't get sued I hope you find this information useful and do some shopping around and resolve your issues happy camping

[@djjeckel65]

@@ChadwickFamilyFilms and here's the kicker your oven is incorrect in order for an oven to cook evenly the plan has to come from underneath that's not the same frame as a top of your stove in your video you can see the flame comes from the side and it looks just like the stove Fram this is not an oven style flame open style would be a horseshoe pipe or how do I phrase this through text a pipe that resembles a squiggly line a snake or a river and it has a bunch of little holes in it at the gas goes through and lets out heat but no direct Flame so that tells me you don't have to Winnebago oven also couldn't tell by looks like your stove is only a two burner this is also incorrect the TV is supposed to be a Jensen because most TVs are made for residential homes residential homes do not bounce on the road Jensen came up with a more sturdier TV to handle the constant stress and bouncing around that happens while you travel many people have complained about their TVs not working properly pixel damage hairline cracks another issues because they are using residential TVs in their trailers as for your stereo I know is incorrect cuz in my youth I used to steal stereos and I had to learn real quick which were knock-offs and which were worth money that stereo is a knock off and ain't worth spit again no disrespect I also didn't get a chance to thank you for responding to my comment and I can't stress enough that I am not trying to be rude or crude or disrespectful I do have an issue with people getting ripped off I promise you you're getting ripped off I hope that it was useful information that's not all factories are up to code and standards have you bought it from a dealership you honestly don't know where the trailer came from even RV World Is Under Suspicion for using substandard parts for their trailers and they sell all kinds of brands so please don't be so naive and again no disrespect

[@ChristiKline]

@@djjeckel65 You have no idea what you’re talking about.

[@missmaddeye]

@@ChristiKline Agreed. Wow....

[@josiem1681]

Why don’t your kids shower ?

[@ChadwickFamilyFilms]

They do, just not every day.