Soon to be r-pod owner

And, dont drive, fly, or walk there....just too risky.

204,506 as of the end of today and many knowledgeable scientists are saying that if we keep up what we are doing we will see far more deaths in the coming months.  Risk analysis always involves assessing risk, trying to mitigate it, then deciding whether it is worth it.  Pretending risk doesn't exist does not make the risk go away, but it does cause unnecessary harm, sometimes death, when we refuse to acknowledge it.  When one drives a car, an activity far, far riskier than flying, one usually tries to follow the rules of the road to minimize the risk.  It isn't a binary issue.  It's a matter of degree.  And when people take risks for their own personal reasons that can seriously hurt or kill innocent people, we generally make that kind of risk taking a crime.  Still there are those who will do it anyway.

Good point . Thank you so much . I’m kinda hesitant with the bunks bec that’s what we currently have (a keystone passport ) and while my eldest who is now 21 used to sleep on it she didn’t really like it she said and my 2 younger boys now just simply loves to have playtime in it but wouldn’t sleep on it . My 8 yr old would rather sleep on the dinette when folded down as a bed so we are really looking to downgrade size wise as the double bunks that we have right now are just wasted space. Really appreciate your input but am now convinced I wouldn’t just simply settle for what’s in the lot .

Originally posted by poston  204,506 as of the end of today and many knowledgeable scientists are saying that if we keep up what we are doing we will see far more deaths in the coming months. How about Miscellaneous / Off-topic as a home for this discussion?

Interesting about the kids. I love my bunk beds and I pushing 60. I sleep on the top one. I'ts such a great option for group/family travel I wonder if you couldn't entice the kids by letting the redecorate in the coolest new kid thing.