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Re: Thinking of a MotorHome


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Posted by John T on July 25, 2013 at 14:39:23 from (216.249.76.176):

In Reply to: Re: Thinking of a MotorHome posted by IlliniJohn on July 25, 2013 at 13:08:29:

Yep it has some to do with just how much do you trust hotel and restaurant employess, some minimum wage, many not well vetted, some druggies etc especialy with some of the documented horror stories about sanitation in what many consider fine hotels and restaurants YIKES

Now if you want to trust them thats a persons free choice and Im all for them to exercise that choice and more power to them. HOWEVER I choose to err on the side of my and my familys health and well being and safety and therefore, trust myself and my wife when it comes to the cleanliness and sanitation in our own home WE KNOW WHO CLEANS IT AND WHO SLEPT THERE THE NIGHT BEFORE AND WHO USED AND CLEANED THE BATHROOM FACILITIES, but for those who prefer hotels DO YOU????? The obvious answer is NO but again Im all for free choice and a persosns right to choose whom they trust when it comes to their health and well being ITS NOT MY DECISION.....

Once more, its a matter of of free choice and lifestyle and who you choose to trust. To each their own, Im glad we have the freedom to choose these type of things, I make my choice and God Bless those who make other choices, this is America we have the rights and freedom to make these decisions

God Bless n keep safe all who travel regardless of methods, modes and lifestyle...

John T


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