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> There's probably some much cooler stuff I'm forgetting, but hey it makes perfect sense he'd be part of an island buying crew. He mentions these and more on t

• coldtea 13y ago
  >Although I'm happy to be saving money, my _primary reasons_ for living in an RV are that it _forces me to be minimalist and focus on what matters_, and it's a lot of fun. I've modified nearly every aspect of the interior of my RV (...) Some of the changes include: > Maple and marble floors > Brazilian granite countertops >Japanese-style tea room in the back complete with rush-reed tatami mats and mulberry shoji screened rear window. >Golden tin ceiling >Gold-leafed 10 foot curved section of the wall >Home theater system with LED projector, 50" screen, and 12" subwoofer. >Handmade zebrawood desk >Controllable low-wattage LED lighting system with over 1000 bulbs Minimalist and focused on what matters indeed.
  • xerophtye 13y ago
    Consider it this way, in an RV has a small amount of room so there is a limit to the cool stuff he can put in it. So he has to CHOOSE what stuff to keep. I men lets not forget about the giant inflatable pool in the living room incident. you simply can NOT do that in an RV
    • coldtea 13y ago
      >So there is a limit to the cool stuff he can put in it. So he has to CHOOSE what stuff to keep First world minimalism.