People living in 5th Wheels, pull trailers and pickup campers will have an advantage over stick built dwellers when the grid goes down

Doubtful. When their gas runs out they’ll be stuck in one place. And stuck there without very many tools.

Man I really hated those push trailers, you could never see the road ahead. So glad we have the pull trailers now.

it will all boil down to luck and chance though chance favors the prepared mind

Yeah , they can store a lot of preps in there. (Sarcasm)

people with a hand plow and a donkey will so better than those with pull trailers.

Whats with all these low effort posts anymore.

why bother

Yep,totaly reliant on external resources. Plus everyone I know plans to cut down trees blocking roads into towns when shit goes down......yall gonna need something 4 wheel drive to move around.

no they won't.. they need the grid too where they park. and the grid is not going down.. to do so will end this world awfully quick though...

You'd be better off with a shopping trolley loaded with all your crap.

Jesus gonna save the grid?

Most of them are not living off the grid. They are staying in parks with electricity and sewer hook ups.

I'll stay in my stick built home with fireplaces and stand-by generators. The generator will power the house as long as fuel holds out, and the fireplaces will burn as long as I can cut wood.

My brother said the homeless will have an advantage of that happens. But I don't see it.
They depends on charity for meals. If the grid goes down there won't be any charity.
Many are druggies. If the grid goes down the days of getting your fix will be short lived.

Most of the RV parks have been taken over and or destroyed. I respect that one navy dude who went and took out the management company of his opark, hah, because they are remotely acquired properties, and the sheckelite landlordism path, turns peoiple away from their humanity. Back when we Americans were kids, we could look at the Irish traveller and feel akinship in that we could all see our grandparents living cheaply and modestly in mobile domicile. However, landlordism, rentmongering, and seeing trailer parks as a filter by which they can filter out everything old, everything a bit dirty. At the end of the day, these clean and overpriced unfixable shitbox cars of europe, ireland, and now the USA, were what people wanted. At the end of this golden era, people did not want a 2500 3/4 ton truck and did not want to be mobile. And, those who sacrificed and mort-gaged themselves into one location, are all set now, they have a shit ton of equity, so much so that money doesn't mean much, because all they think about now is, "how would I ever get loose from this?" or "Would my neighbors defend me when our location is under attack?" And so OP, there is no way to trade your problems away, typically you trade them for a new set of problems. Home is where the heart is. Homeland equals heartland, so to speak.