You’ll Never Guess What RV Campers Whine About The Most!

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[@billparadis8995]

One of my biggest complaints is people not picking up after their pet. This should be strictly enforced but seldom is.

[@truckingkaiseradventures1610]

I was camping at a state park and there were 3 families camped together at the end of a loop. Their kids were running around, riding their bikes and just play in the road but not near their campsites but right by every one else's sites. They were nearly hitting people decorations and things. Then a guy who had walked up to the restroom came by their site and heard the parents yelling and telling their kids to stop playing by their sites and to go play by the other sites. He called the park rangers as he was walking away and stopped to tell several of us who were outside what was going on. The rangers came over and told them to stop this behavior and control their kids or leave. There was a bit of an argument and they were kicked out of the park and peace ensued.

[@dandersonjr]

My wife and I have owned and operated two different campgrounds for the last 35 years. I'd offer you other examples but you'd have to make this about a 300 part series. Speeding through the park though is probably the one that makes my blood boil the most. My biggest fear is to have to pull some child out from under a vehicle because someone was too stupid to drive 5 MPH.

[@the_fry_way]

Preach it from a former camp host!

[@beckysutton4546]

Yes! And argue with me about how fast they were going!! I walked that campground DAILY with my pup (because she had to be kept on leash at all times outside) and drove it daily in our truck - I knew exactly what 10 mph felt and looked like.

[@toddgittins5692]

I go 3mph

[@dandersonjr]

@@toddgittins5692 Can't go wrong with 3 MPH.

[@kradwonders]

Things that bug us about camp grounds. 1. A back-in site with the utility connections at the front of the site. 2. Utility connections so low to the ground (water & electrical) that it is very difficult to connect a surge protector, water filter or pressure regulator. 3. Sewer connections that are 6 inches or more above ground level. 4. Sewer connections that are recessed in concrete that make it difficult to connect a standard elbow sewer hose outlet. 5. Electric connections that are 6 feet above ground on a utility pole.

[@JustinSyd]

Clearly like many things in every place, RV camps or hotels or homes or shops etc, things and services etc just need to work properly and be designed or made in ways where people can actually use them with out endless struggles and difficulty. It's common sense really that many more people and or business's need to have.

[@Frank-z5v]

Dogs barking does not bother me, people laughing and talking excessively is a nightmare

[@TonyKoji]

Usually, I try to be understanding...live and let live. When something really gets to me, like a dog barking incessantly, I have no problem contacting the office to have them deal with it. If I'm complaining, it's bad. We have been RVing for many years and found the employees/camp hosts very helpful in resolving these issues.

[@Rob0319]

We are staying at a campground that requires every dog owner to submit a poop sample for DNA testing so that if they find some poop that wasn't cleaned up they can find the owner and fine them. We don't travel with dogs so it doesn't impact us but we do enjoy the fact that we haven't come across any "land mines" as we've walked around the campground.

[@Shopdowg]

😂

[@stevecriswell7859]

As the owner of little Mexico Campground, I can agree to everything you have said. First video I have watch in 5 weeks from you guys. Been working on our Christmas drive thru in our campground.

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

We need to come up and visit you at Little Mexico. Maybe this summer.

[@stevecriswell7859]

Hope to see you​@@Tom.and.Missy.Northam

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks! Have a great Christmas.

[@roydavis2242]

My wife say, "ignorance is not knowing where stupidity is not caring." I started carrying bear spray when we walk our dogs. We were just charged by a dog off leash three days ago. I have been known to carry a walking stick.

[@EndlessRVing]

So sorry. Do whatever you need to do to protect yourself for sure. 🙏

[@paulmadkow9143]

I'm a camp Host at a state park in Utah [well I'm off season now]. I've been extremely lucky. The only real problem I've had is firepits. People burn garbage in them. Also they gather tree branches, or actually cut tree branches off living trees and throw them in the firepit. Even worse, they put these huge logs in that extend out several feet from the firepit. Gathering firewood is illegal in the state parks of utah. Unfortunately, the park rangers are never around, but that's a whole other subject. At least we don't have to clean bathrooms at my park.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing.

[@kenmcclow8963]

I had a site at a state park campground where it started out downhill and then ramped up in the back. When I arrived I had at least ten people come by and tell me how bad it was to get level. This explains why it was available on a busy week, but I didn’t have a problem getting my trailer in a spot it could be level. The rear bumper was almost on the ground so I couldn’t use stabilizers, but otherwise it was a great site. I have dogs and pick up after them and deposit the bags in trash cans, but my pet peeve is people who bag the poop and leave the bag on the ground. Many times it’s on a trail in the woods, and I would prefer people to get a stick and flick the poop into the woods rather than drop a plastic bag on the ground in random spots for others to pick up. My dogs bark situationally. They will bark at things they see out the window, but they won’t bark on walks. On their own they tend to sleep unless someone knocks on the door.

[@michaelcain1870]

One of our favorite camping memories was one time when sitting outside the motorhome at the picnic table, we heard a huge commotion. We looked up and saw two big dogs that were tied to a giant cooler full of all their weekend food and drinks. The dogs took off down the campground road with the cooler tumbling along behind them, throwing everything in all directions. It was hilarious! My biggest complaint at campgrounds is the fact that campground hosts rarely do anything about bad behavior unless campers complain. If they were proactive, almost all these problems would cease to exist. We were at a campground one time when a group of people had their dog chained to a tree with the dog barking nonstop for hours. When I went to see where the campground host was, they were occupying the campsite next to the barking dog!

[@joygarrett8397]

Campgrounds should be a place where kids can play & have fun! However . . Unruly, undisciplined, reckless & otherwise destructive behavior should not be tolerated. I have seen & experienced my share. And most often the parents of said kids are of the “rules for thee but not for me” mentality . . .

[@marciavimazal8692]

We have experienced all of these and more. Our main complaint is that there is either no one to go to to report problems. Plus, usually rules are not enforced. There should be some type of rounds being completed by those managing the park so rule campers breaking rules can be addressed.

[@EndlessRVing]

Agree 👍

[@JustinSyd]

Yes there needs to be a way to report issues discretely at every rv campground and it should be part of the duties that daily these reports are addressed sensibly and in a friendly manner by maybe a dedicated worker or two at the park. Rules need to be enforced in kind ways and there is a balance, you want to be a friendly park that is not too restrictive and not gestapo and not with excessive rules but at the same time you need some basic rules that need to be explained to every customer. You can't please every customer or have a pefect park but you can have some basic rules. The basic rulesneed to be printed on an information sheet that every customer should get a copy of and should sign in writing they can read that is not too small. If they break the rules after 2 or 3 warnings they should get small extra fines.

[@the_fry_way]

As a former camp host for 3 camping seasons in the UP of MI.... I had one camper tell me her dog didn't need to be on a leash inside her camp site. Another site had a "separation anxiety" dog that literally jumped through the window. The man was mortified when I had to go find him and explain. I felt terrible. But folks need to know their dogs relative to strangers.

[@Love2basket]

We volunteer work camped 3 seasons in 3 different state park campgrounds. Unfortunately we had to clean up behind some campers that were raised by wolves. On top of that many were rude and disrespectful to us and blatantly broke campground rules. It is sad!

[@EndlessRVing]

Just unbelievable. :/ Sorry you had to deal with that.

[@JasonThomas-t1m]

Children playing never bothers us. Barking dogs and loud music is the worst!

[@gsolo328]

As someone that worked as a janitor to put myself through school I've learned that people have mental disorders when it comes to restroom habits. They think they are making a statement to the location (they are angry about prices), but all they are doing is creating a terrible condition for those making minimum wage to clean after them.

[@giantorb]

We always put up a portable fence ( 24 inches high ) so the dogs can go out to pee in the night without me having to get dressed. Takes maybe 10 minutes to set up. Although a park , after doing this for over 5 years of travel, told up we could not have the fence. We would have to leave. So we got our money back and went less than two miles down the road to another camp ground that had no problem with our small fence.

[@tomseals9083]

Amen, keep your dog on a leash!!! Let's face it, most people are just nasty!!! Love your video, telling it like it is. Spend a season as a campground host, you will see everything that you are talking about. ❤❤

[@mdbeatt]

You guys know what I like about you channel? The Plain Common Sense that you guys put out! More people need to learn Campground manners! I have a American stafford Terrier that I rescued from a local shelter, I keep him on a leash or lead whenever he is outside my trailer. He does fine with other dogs, But with people he has not met before he will back away and hair goes up and the growling starts. So I am always aware when other people and kids are anywhere near the campsite. I dont want random people trying to come pet him as I am not sure how he would react. But the good thing is he is not a Barker unless he feels like he or the wife and I are threatened.

[@brockpratt8459]

Pick up after your dog I have 2 & this is a pet peeve of mine!

[@Hugo-Hernandez]

There has been a couple campgrounds here in Georgia that don't allowed dogs unless they are service dogs for those reasons.

[@kenmelottejr6379]

This video makes me want to reconsider ever going camping again as we just entered retirement. Just not enough years left to put up with these types of bad behaviors.

[@tomc9299]

I have been following your channel for just over a year. You both Absolutely nailed it with this video.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you!

[@lambo_and_doc]

As a worker for a resort in southern Georgia, we had two adult men who were “challenged” living in there coach with their parents. One adult was on medication who was notorious for hitting the walls. Finally we called them out on it. And then there are the entitled, The road comes and goes, I say hit the go route.

[@sandranorris6542]

Irresponsible dog owners is a big one for me. At a recent park we had to pick up 30 piles of dog poop and a grocery bag of trash before we could finish unhitching and getting settled in our site. There are pet stations with bags and trash cans and dumpsters throughout the park. No excuses!

[@sherriweber7105]

Hi Izzy and MJ! Great video! Nice explanation on how people should be when camping. Never so far been at a campground where the bathroom was messy like the one you showed. Most of them were clean. Ya and people should have dogs on the leash. It would be right if a dog got hurt or even you. These are bad ties of behavior. Not good being bad in campgrounds. You might be welcomed back. Thank you Izzy and MJ for this video!

[@wesalexander2693]

Ugh! The disgusting bathroom is something we thankfully have never witnessed in any RV park, but that is one of the reasons we have a bathroom in our RV! One of the things we have seen all too often are the calling cards of campers who don't pick up after their dogs, will never understand that! We've seen campsites with varying degrees of level, none as much as you mentioned, Izzy, 18" is a lot. There was one in NC (the campground was literally on the side of a mountain) that we booked, the campsite was described as being a "pull through". Had we attempted to pull through, our coach would have been high-centered and stuck, necessitating a tow! In any case, when you camp, invariably, you will encounter a few folks with whom common sense and common courtesy, are traits they don't possess. But fortunately, these situations have been the exception, not the rule, in our experience anyway.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes, it seems the majority of RVers are wonderful people and truly "get it". :)

[@ceritapenman6112]

We have friends that a number of years ago had this happen: they arrived at a campground expecting to have an enjoyable time but later that a group of rowdy people showed up and camped right next to them. Well they cut them some slack and let them enjoy themselves during the day and evening, but, by night time when they still didn't quiet down, my friends decided to go to the ranger to express that they were not happy about the noise. Instead of the rangers handling it, they called the Sheriff. The Sheriff did not ask the group to leave, but instead suggested our friends leave. I believe it was because of the size of the crowd and I think the Sheriff's were not prepared or afraid to deal with an out of control crowd. I did not think that was very fair to our friends, because it was their vacation too. Maybe Izzy can shed some light on a situation like this?

[@ohioclassCcamper]

The ohio state parks have a lot site that are not leval. Some are only good for towables that you can almost put front on ground. Totally also agree about your dog information.

[@austindenney1384]

It would be nice if you did a video on things you can do for dogs to help them deal with some of the bad traits. I think some of the issues are because owner don’t know of a good way to correct these actions.

[@freedomontheloose]

Great video and information! Thank you, safe travels!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks, you too!

[@GiniRisinger]

One of the things we see in the campground that we always go to are people letting their young children run around playing on the loop roads. There is one spot that is always kid heavy. There are always families that will rent spots on both sides of the road and they let their kids play from site to site. Throwing balls, riding bikes. Not paying a bit of attention

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes another one.

[@GiniRisinger]

@EndlessRVing it is also the same place that never has soap in the bathrooms, stink bugs and spider webs everywhere in them. I'm glad we have our travel travel trailer so we don't have to use it. It's a state park too. Oh and we finally got our truck fixed! So we can start camping again in spring!

[@kevinbrown3017]

Izzy as a LEO you have already seen many of these things.

[@EndlessRVing]

Unfortunately, yes.

[@popspops3795]

Hi Izzy and MJ. Hope all is well. I have concerns about dogs off leash in parks. I'm considering getting a license to take "My Mother-in-Law" with me to camp grounds, and if dogs off leash attack me or anyone, I release "My Mother-in-Law" on them. P.S. "My Mother-in-Law" will be my wild Siberian Tiger. I always enjoy watching you. Thank you for sharing your time, thoughts, and experiences! Stay safe, stay healthy, and stay happy! Pops

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you!

[@JohnTCAUSA7450]

TMI on the restrooms! Barf me out! My experience with campers and all the issues is: They feel like they paid too much a night so they can do what they want with it including smoking pot. We told them think of it this way. It is a hotel without walls and so on.

[@lakestate7515]

all of that and that's why we Boone dock only. the fewer people the better the camping. its been working for us over 20 years.

[@maryhamilton2053]

I experienced someone playing the Indian flute all night long. It got a bit eerie. I left at sunbreak

[@dawntaylor8660]

My dog is not very sociable so I hate it when I have her outside to use the restroom and off leash dogs come up on our site I'll be honest, I panic, scoop her up and put her directly in the 5th wheel I honestly need to get into a training program with her getting her used to being around other people and dogs I do know that she reacts off my senses and I can't help but get anxiety when we are around other people or dogs when we have her out The other big issue here is that those off leash dogs just crap in your site and the owners are not around to pick up behind them HUGE irritation

[@EndlessRVing]

That’s just crazy that people do that.

[@johnlynch5221]

Something not brought up. A number of campgrounds are right off the interstate. And people leave a review about traffic noise. What did they expect? The place is closer to the highway then Cracker-barrel.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Happy Trails & be safe 😮

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks, you too!

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

Rv parks need to be maintained by the owners. Rv parks owners need to start enforcing the rules. We follow the rules but you can drive through many spots in many Rv parks and see about 90% of the rvers don’t follow the rules. Why have rules if you are not going to enforce them?

[@kristingrounds4163]

Not sure why people can't follow the rules....bathroom one is my biggest issue for sure...can't imagine what their home looks like

[@tomchapman9661]

My dog was attacked 5 times between two state parks in two weeks last summer by off leash dogs while I was walking him on his leash. I don’t think that’s happened 5 times in 30 years of camping for me. I think these things are getting worse. That had me pretty grouchy for a while lol.

[@EndlessRVing]

Oh no so sorry!

[@tomchapman9661]

@@EndlessRVing thank you, the worst part is he got aggressive with other dogs for a few months afterwards. He’s a Drathaar and is a farm dog and hunting dog and can take care of himself fine, but he’s normally chill and wants to play. It took me a while to get him back to being chill but we got there! I also really appreciated you talking about the separation anxiety as he has that bad. I’ve never had a dog like that before it’s quite the challenge.

[@lyfandeth]

Check with your attorney: In many places, feral animals including attacking dogs, can be shot. It isn't the dog's fault, but you've got to protect yourself.

[@tomchapman9661]

@@lyfandeth wow, I’m so 2A I believe in the private ownership of tanks. Not sure that this warranted any self defense posturing lol.

[@robertcahoon7306]

We had a guys relieving themselves behind their campers in two separate campgrounds.

[@lmcburney]

We saw that happen this summer in front of everyone. Really? I don't understand the lack of modesty and propriety.

[@lisapatrick1276]

Someone brought a massive bug zapper to a state park! The whole camp ground had to listen to that thing zapping continuously!🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@EndlessRVing]

lol

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

So, this is why Missy will never use a bath house... LOL !! We have certainly run into must of these issues. Just can't never tell who might be your neighbor.

[@EndlessRVing]

You just never know! 🤣

[@kevinbrown3017]

I have a hat and t shirt and love them.

[@EndlessRVing]

Awesome thanks!

[@captjim97]

I’m sure that you get fed up with all of Izzy’s hair clogging up the drain !! 😂 We were at a private campground over Thanksgiving week and we had numerous people walk through our site, some with their dogs. Obviously, people that don’t understand campground etiquette!!!

[@EndlessRVing]

What a shame. Some just don’t get it.

[@captjim97]

@ Truth. I always try to give them the benefit of the doubt that they just don’t know campground etiquette

[@Frank-z5v]

People complain about everything really sad animals are on a higher level if comunication

[@mckeoc]

I called the office on a guy that decided to start beating a drum for the whole campground to hear. The host came and told him to stop. The man was so irate because the other campers didn’t appreciate his music. He actually packed up his family and left. 😂

[@Itsa_Mea]

@@mckeoc problem solved!

[@mobiltec]

Poop on the walls. Unfortunately I have seen that myself managing the maintanence department for a casino.... Seen it more than a few times and only in the "ladies: restrooms...

[@pauljones5495]

We were camping and someone had their dog tied to the trash dumpster and was very aggressive and barking at everyone angrily and wouldn’t allow anyone close to the dumpster at place their trash and had to report to camp host who told them they had to remove dog which they did.

[@EndlessRVing]

Horrible.

[@jlwrycha1089]

We have had an issue with our two dogs barking in our RV and have been trying to manage it and they have gotten better. We try to minimize our time away so not to disturb our neighbors. Can you offer any suggestions for dealing with this problem?

[@EndlessRVing]

Training and or don’t leave dogs in RV alone

[@RJ_Reaganspaw]

Y'all nailed it! Ignorance is not knowing and can be corrected. Arrogance and stupidity is just plain brain damage.

[@maryc3419]

OMG drunk karaoke was the worst so far 🤯

[@Shopdowg]

Loud music is annoying. Super bright “camp lights” are ridiculous. I’ve been seeing people set up flood lights like what they pave roads with. 😂

[@duchess0816]

I think most people are nice and follow the rules, however, there are the entitled ones that feel they are special and they can do whatever they want, rules don’t apply to them. Years ago we went camping in the fall, so leaves were everywhere, the people next to us allowed there 2 big dogs to poop everywhere, especially on our site, yes you guessed it, we kept stepping in it.

[@EndlessRVing]

Unreal. 🤦‍♀️

[@dannycaldron430]

I take my dog out in the morning for his 45 minute walk and also in the afternoon every day I never let my dog loose except when I’m at the park throwing the ball he goes and chases it and brings it back to me

[@ATD-distractions]

Yes, dogs are a large part of campground etiquette, and deserve the care and attention to keep them social and behaved. Unfortunately that thought is not universal and this is one of the reasons I think certain youtube social disallowed contrivances is appropriate. When a neighbor camper can not or will not control their animal, it leaves the immediate responsibility to me. And yes, the campground host should step in and intervene. I have experienced a case where the host (NF LEO and local sheriff both) accepted money from the inappropriate camper to turn the other way, to the point of snubbing my express complaints of their dog being off leash and unsupervised, tangling with my dogs who were leashed, on a run, in my campsite, while we were tent camping and present to observe and untangle all of this. (sorry for the run on sentence) We left after that. It was obvious the campground was socially owned by that bad neighbor. And I wouldn't be attempting to enjoy my visit if I corrected the nuisance animal issue within my ability.

[@Shopdowg]

My dogs are rescues, we don’t know their backgrounds, they do not like other dogs. Leash your dogs in public so they don’t come say Hi to my AHole dogs. ❤🐶

[@EndlessRVing]

lol thanks for your comment

[@susantaylor8554]

Music my grandson did this he took out hearing aids. He didn't know it wss that loud.

[@Itsa_Mea]

No one wants to be the "Karen", I get it. But I'd like to say that if you have a legit complaint ruining your stay and the offender(s) are breaking rules (laws) then say something as it currently occurs. Don't wait until the end of the weekend or the next day to complain because at that point other than a verbal reminder, nothing can be done. But if reported while it occurs, actions can be taken, even as far as eviction.

[@EndlessRVing]

👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@marystrange4760]

RV’s with outdoor TV’s/ music ! I don’t want to hear your ballgame or music!

[@johnvance5168]

I actually went into a truck stop in Ohio north of Cincinnati one time and the mens restroom had a Urinal that had a pile of feces in it. I have tried and figure out how that transaction took place. Was it someone in a real hurry or a former employee that left a bonus for the manager prior to leaving. Again my inquiring mind is still wandering about that one.

[@EndlessRVing]

🤢

[@davidlong8876]

Hmm. The Pilot on I-75, eh? I've been there, too.

[@pattyolson3842]

I checked, my subscription is on.

[@EndlessRVing]

Good, thanks for checking!

[@lindakrusyna7275]

My gripe is when dog owners don't clean up their dog's poop in the campground's dog park. I appreciate a fenced-in dog area for my dogs. I clean up after my dogs and I at times have cleaned up poop that has been left by other previous dogs. Most dog areas provide poop bags and garbage containers with lids. No excuse. Lazy disgusting pet owners! Ugh.

[@GlenPaholke-ht8hg]

It's not a zoo animal it's a farm animal or not human back to animal, and one dog is not enough you must have two ! Cause fluffy will be lonesome except fluffy doesn't know it's a dog , but then you must get a companion for fluffy even though you don't know fluffy is lonesome and it doesn't speak English , but then you must get very vocal dogs cause they make great videos, and anoigh the hell of the neighbors, I also wanted to apologize I was very harsh about your video .

[@Kbvols]

We had some dog owners think it was ok to let their dogs repeatedly Pee on our vehicle wheels…..unfortunately I had to put up a camera and confront them to get it stopped…..seriously how stupid are some people???

[@markchauvin681]

About of the leaving park toilet and shower facilities trashed is from entitled people that think they are paying to stay there they can clean it up. Why should I clean it up. A lot is they won’t be held accountable.

[@CowpotePodcast62]

I get the video.Let's not talk over each other.I could understand a little more

[@jchawkjr2]

People suck. Rich entitled RVers suck even more 😂😂😂

[@EndlessRVing]

Money has nothing to do with manners.

[@piushorning4869]

I must admit that the toilet scene was graphic, and I wonder about what the person who did that, what does their RV look like inside and out or their brick and stick house for that matter. Gross people

[@atracamoniusvlogs]

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[@ernestdesimone2234]

Awesome video, but the buttheads won't watch it, or won't see themselves as an offender. More often than not, my wife and I just go inside to hang out. Then, within minutes, people are walking through our site right outside our window!

[@suzannewise8045]

The unleashed dogs and not picking up after their dogs irritate me. Also using flexi leads. They have no control on those.

[@EndlessRVing]

Agree!!

[@Wildwood56]

My top complaint is camp grounds that won't deal with drug lords and won't do anything about it that is accurate complaints Henshaw resort and any other camp sites that won't deal with it is instantly a complaint

[@peardisplay]

i was eating my supper. thanks, NOT

[@betterwithrum]

🤢🤮

[@billtorrence8102]

good info thanks

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JustinSyd]

Some people don't have basic clean standards. Some of the poop on the walls etc is from some idiot teenagers or something that do stupid things that think it is funny. So rv park owners need to clean them daily. How hard is it to pay someone $80 a day to clean them every day. These below issues need to be explained and put on a information sheet for every customer that goes into rv camp grounds so they know the rules. Noise is always an issue for most people, so some people need to notice their dogs are noisy and need to put a muzzle on them. If a owner keeps allowing the dog noise of barking all the time, then rv camp owners need to give them small fines after 2 or 3 friendly warnings or even eventually tell them to leave. Also dogs should always be on leash, if they keep breaking the rules, again rv camp owners need to give small fines after 2 or 3 friendly warnings or eventually tell them to leave. People should be aware of the noise they or their family makes and how it annoys other people with their loud music or talking loudly or talking loudly on mobile phones so try to keep it more quiet and if you make many mobile phone calls then do it inside your RV or camper more often. It is important to be respectful of other people. Some immigrants and or "refugees" don't seem to always know the rules or our customs either and they should learn our rules such as don't leave rubbish everywhere and if your children leave rubbish then pick it up and put it in the bins. Also discipline your children more and teach them not to do things like make noise and teach and tell them not to break and damage everything they touch. Also don't change your baby's or toddler's nappies out in public view, or outside and put the smelly nappies in bags and tie them closed so they don't smell or attract flies and put them in bins. Also use baby change rooms to change baby's and toddlers nappies instead of doing it anywhere. Put the smelly dirty nappies in out door rubbish bins not in indoor restaurant rubbish bins, because it stinks up the whole restaurant. I was in mcdonalds once and a foreign lady was changing the baby's nappy inside on the bench chair right next to where people could see and were eating in the restaurant, then they put the smelly nappy in a bin inside the restaurant. Their was a baby change room for that but do they use it, no. Many "refugees" don't seem to know our normal rules of course. I am from the suburbs in Sydney in Australia, born here and have lived here all my life. It is great but not what it used to be sadly.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing.

[@raoulroberts2024]

The boom box folks and the irresponsible dog owners would drive me crazy. We should all try to live by the Golden Rule. 👍🏾💙🤍❤️