I reckon that if you willingly take on an animal named after a mountain
range and with 'great' in front of it to boot that you get what you deserve.
You might be able to recoup a little of that money on towing costs if you
cart the beasty around with you in yer Vanagon. : )

Cya,
Robert

On 1/25/08, Tom Buese <tombuese@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> On Jan 25, 2008, at 10:42 AM, Karl Mullendore wrote:
>
> > Not all Mal Warts allow this, depends on the local laws. Having
> > spent a
> > night or two in their lots out west, I can't recommend it as a good
> > option. After all, who needs 24-hour bright lights and traffic
> > noise? Or
> > for that matter anything found solely AT Mal Wart? I always keep
> > driving
> > now until I find someplace far better to sleep or shop.
> >
> > JordanVw@aol.com wrote:
> >>
> >> hey dont knock wally world, they let you camp in their parking lot
> >> for
> >> free  :<) ..
>
> There is no such thing as "for free"-the last & only time I spent the
> nite in a Walmart was in Elko, NV, & it has cost me $1000's- ended up
> getting my Great Pyrenees puppy Carl in that lot, spent $50 in
> Wallyworld for supplies as we were headed to BOR in Sacramento, &
> have spent the rest over the last 4 years feeding, grooming, dog
> sitters, & vets, etc.
>
> Damn you Walmart!
>
> Mr. Bz-& Carl
>
>
> >>
> >> (like ive ever camped in my van before..LOL  )
>