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That is not 100% true.

We crossed 7 state borders Florida to Ohio last week with no problems however VA and Wva closed all campgrounds.

We came out of Florida last week and Florida was stopping southbound traffic at the Ga, Florida border on I 95.

FJ/Pilot are everywhere and near the interstates easy on easy off most are RV friendly, old pilots not so much but we know how to use the truck pumps. For us convenience is worth maybe a couple of cents more. TSD is a good program but we are nearing the end of our RV journey so we will stay with what we got.

We don't travel nearly as much as we once did as we have slowed down. The TSD programs sounds like something we might have used when we were doing 7 to 10 K miles a year . We now pretty much only travel between our Ohio domicile and our Florida residence and maybe travel to a local C G or two during the summer. We use the RV plus card for FJ/ Pilot at 8 cents a gallon off for diesel when on the road. We are actually spending way less for fuel now than we did 4 or 5 years ago.

We returned from Florida a couple of days ago. We stayed at KOA campgrounds they were at 30% capacity maybe.

The good news is dunkin doughnuts is still open when they close we are in real trouble.

The last 24 roll we purchased was at a Publix in Florida maybe 3 weeks ago. We were in a Giant Eagle here at home in Ohio this morning and they had some still in stock. Check out the RV TP section at Walmart they also had TP. We do not have any of the above mentioned diseases.

We have never had or do we have a TP problem. Since space is limited in a 5Th wheel RV we buy the 24 roll pack an we have no problem doing that.

Wife has been my barber for many, many years.

We are not weekend warriors. Our home right now is our RV lot in Florida. We may or may not be able to travel to our S&B up North. Fulltimers knew there would be risks involved. This is one of them.

We had that unit installed in our 5th wheel 3 years ago at the MOC fall rally . It is not all that expensive considering the damage a fire can do.

It is just a article filled with opinions.

Generally speaking not our experience.

Campgrounds are closing in an attempt tp prevent the spread of previously unknown virus with as yet no vaccine.

We have been filing online for years no problems with1099's of any kind. Filed both State and Federal 3-2-2020 and deposited the refunds 3-12-2020.

I will go with CDC information on the outbreak over social media experts.

We are changing nothing ...yet. We are due to leave our seasonal site in Florida within 30 days with reservations made along the way as usual. The worst that can happen is that we will have to stay in Florida. We are not at this time concerned about things that have not happened. We are near Disneyworld and all the attractions which is the worst place to be during a virus outbreak. We will take action on what happens when it happens.

We have never purchased a RV at Camping world for two reasons they did not have the brand we wanted and they have always been to expensive. We do shop at CW when they have what we want at a price we think is fair. We use FJ/ Pilot with our RV plus card. They are most everywhere, easy in , easy out, Rv friendly and plenty of parking if you need it. We will also use Loves and other truck stops when needed. We use what we want when we want to.

Why do you say that. We are in One place f or 6 months spectrum works fine for us and yes it is cable .BTW some folks live in RV and never move.

We have never stayed at a KOA for a extended stay .I think the longest stay at a KOA was 3 days most are over for overnight. We prefer KOA campgrounds when on the road for over night stays. We always get 50 amp, full hookup, pull through. We do not consider them over priced . We just looked at our quicken category for campgrounds and do not see a 70.00 KOA fee.

We just call and ask them to change our service address so we can get the local channels and it will change while we are still on the line with them. They have increased their prices as to where it is no longer affordable to us in terms of what you get for the price we pay. We have had them for years and the service has always been excellent but they are pricing themselves out of the market.

We have not noticed any difference in Directtv . We are planning to switch to Spectrum as directv is becoming far to expensive.

Remember ACA stands for AFFORDABLE care act. It was(allegedly) designed for low income folks who could not afford health care and received subsidies' based on their income to make it affordable(allegedly) If your income was high you did not qualify for subsidies and the health care was unaffordable. We had our own employer provided health insurance and the ACA was not forced upon us. I helped some low income folks with the ACA applications and with the subsidy it was affordable. I ran my income and was not eligible for any subsidy and it was not affordable. You can do the homework on the ACA and check for any subsidy but I would doubt it.

Our 2013 Montana 3402 both A/C use common ducts.