Timeline for Persuade community staff to be more lenient on unwritten "rules" about hot tub

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Feb 7, 2018 at 19:14	comment	added	Cory Klein		Thanks! It has been epic, but also challenging in many ways, and we have all grown a lot. Thank you for your help on making it even better. :)
Feb 7, 2018 at 19:13	comment	added	AndreiROM		@coryklein - that sounds like a pretty epic childhood experience. Hope it works out for you guys.
Feb 7, 2018 at 19:05	comment	added	Cory Klein		For us the trade-offs are worth it - we're touring the U.S. in an RV and this in one facet of the travel that has no alternatives that work for our family. The RV parks can be challenging at times, but the vast majority of experiences are positive and staying at these parks enables us to travel in ways that previously would not have been possible. Fortunately, any negative experience is always tempered by our propensity to stay in one place for no more than a week or two.
Feb 7, 2018 at 18:40	comment	added	AndreiROM		@coryklein - You may wish to avoid situations in which you lack any power of negotiation in the future. Hopefully they care about, you potentially asking for a refund, giving them a bad review, or other such consequences of treating you poorly. If not, then you're really at their mercy, and there's no "nice" way of bringing their authority into question.
Feb 7, 2018 at 18:33	comment	added	Cory Klein		Getting along with staff at RV parks is crucial to having a positive experience, they own the land you're living on and the utilities you're using and as a short-term resident you don't have the same rights as in a renter/landlord relationship. So unfortunately maintaining a positive personal relationship with the staff is not optional. Given all that, I like and appreciate your input and suggestions, thank you.
Feb 7, 2018 at 18:29	history	answered	AndreiROM	CC BY-SA 3.0