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Hi ! We are a Mexican couple looking to share an RV !! We are a couple really friendly and chilled.
First year now and looking to make it the best experience !!

You want to make it the "best experience" but you are looking to share an RV with people you don't know?

It's your first year; tent it. Really feel the experience. RVs can be isolating. Not to mention quite small when sharing.

Okey. We are looking for something not so expensive relatively. They have told us cargo vans, do you know where o what companies ??

martaalvp wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 6:08 pm

Okey. We are looking for something not so expensive relatively. They have told us cargo vans, do you know where o what companies ??

Hello Martaalvp and welcome.
You are asking us to tell you how to live your week at BM but how can we do that without knowing you? From your posts we know you are a Mexican couple and that you thought you wanted to share an RV but now you are not so sure.
Stop over at Greeters and tell us about you, what you like and what you dislike and why you want to go to BM. Also, maybe most important what you are bringing, how you will contribute. Remember this is no spectators.
The second post in this thread says it all.

Hey there

My name is Rosa and I am heading to Burning Man this year for the first time with my boyfriend

I have space to share on my RV for a couple. I am going to be flying into Las Vegas and picking up the RV on Saturday, We can meet in Vegas and you two can join us.

The rental will include the rude round trip
Gas
sleeping accommodations

just bring your own supplies like food, bedsheets, and towel

I have cleaning supplies, paper towel, disposable wipes, flushable wipes, sanitizing gel, this way you don't have to worry about those items

The Rv has a shower, bathroom and a full-size mattress that fits two people.

We can talk via skype on video or facebook, this way you know who you are riding with,

We are both professionals who are going to Burning Man for the first time

Only a few rules

No smoking inside the RV
No hard drugs
Clean after yourself

I am looking for couple asap

Hope to talk soon

Rosa

martaalvp wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 8:41 am

Hi ! We are a Mexican couple looking to share an RV !! We are a couple really friendly and chilled.
First year now and looking to make it the best experience !!

Hey there

My name is Rosa and I am heading to Burning Man this year for the first time with my boyfriend

I have space to share on my RV for a couple. I am going to be flying into Las Vegas and picking up the RV on Saturday, We can meet in Vegas and you two can join us.

The rental will include the rude round trip
Gas
sleeping accommodations

just bring your own supplies like food, bedsheets, and towel

I have cleaning supplies, paper towel, disposable wipes, flushable wipes, sanitizing gel, this way you don't have to worry about those items

The Rv has a shower, bathroom and a full-size mattress that fits two people.

We can talk via skype on video or facebook, this way you know who you are riding with,

We are both professionals who are going to Burning Man for the first time

Only a few rules

No smoking inside the RV
No hard drugs
Clean after yourself

I am looking for couple asap

Hope to talk soon

Rosa

Kelsier wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 9:00 am

You want to make it the "best experience" but you are looking to share an RV with people you don't know?

It's your first year; tent it. Really feel the experience. RVs can be isolating. Not to mention quite small when sharing.

I disagree with that completely. A tent is just as isolating as an RV which is not at all. They will not be spending their entire day in the RV. They'll be out experiencing the city just like thousands of other people. What they sleep in makes no difference at all.

DerbyDave 18 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 24, 2019 2:33 pm

Kelsier wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 9:00 am

You want to make it the "best experience" but you are looking to share an RV with people you don't know?

It's your first year; tent it. Really feel the experience. RVs can be isolating. Not to mention quite small when sharing.

I disagree with that completely. A tent is just as isolating as an RV which is not at all. They will not be spending their entire day in the RV. They'll be out experiencing the city just like thousands of other people. What they sleep in makes no difference at all.

I completely agree with Derby Dave.
First of all people who tend to isolate will do it regardless how they camp.

And some folks rent RV's because they may not be able to handle the baking elements of being in a tent.

I also think every person is different, which means everyone will have their own unique adventure at Burning man.

The key to sharing is knowing a little about the nature of the folks you are camping with. There are no perfect roommates, only compatible living styles. Some folks are neat wherever they goe and some folks are chaotic. If you need folks who are quiet and not overly intrusive, then you need to seek folks who are similar. But if you want folks who love to drink, party and have folks coming in and out, then you will do great with party types.

I am looking for chill types who clean after themselves, cause I am renting and I want my deposit back.

Popeye wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 10:37 pm

martaalvp wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 6:08 pm

Okey. We are looking for something not so expensive relatively. They have told us cargo vans, do you know where o what companies ??

Hello Martaalvp and welcome.
You are asking us to tell you how to live your week at BM but how can we do that without knowing you? From your posts we know you are a Mexican couple and that you thought you wanted to share an RV but now you are not so sure.
Stop over at Greeters and tell us about you, what you like and what you dislike and why you want to go to BM. Also, maybe most important what you are bringing, how you will contribute. Remember this is no spectators.
The second post in this thread says it all.

I don't see at all that they are asking that at all. They were looking for someone to share their RV with them, then when told an RV wasn't a good idea asked about cargo vans. That's all. Nothing in that says they want anyone to tell them how to live their week. What you sleep in does not constitute how you will live your week.