San Diego, California
June 1, 2009 11:59 pmWe woke up and got ready to go. Mark and I contemplated placing our sports bets before we left, but everyone decided that was a bad idea, so we didn’t. Ethan didn’t want to have to drive through Death Valley, since the RV was having overheating problems, so we headed down to San Diego. We found out that it was illegal to park overnight there. We went to get Mexican food at a place recommended in a book Whit got. The food was OK; the sodas were very weird, but interesting. I got a cinnamon cream soda or something, like that. They also had pina colada soda, and a few regular sodas too, but they’re no fun… I had a fish taco, which was very unimpressive. The taco had 2 fish sticks in it. We were all relatively unimpressed with the restaurant, and figured the book might have just been paid to include that restaurant. It was the end of our use of the book for places to eat.
We saw a RV show going on at Reliant Stadium (the home of the San Diego Chargers), and asked if we could park there. The guy working security wasn’t very bright, and fumbled around for a bit before telling us to come back later. We talked to the people selling the RVs and they said it was fine if we parked there. We also looked at a really nice RV, it was top of the line in every way, but was $230,000, and was more than any of us could afford. We went to pick up the RV which we’d ditched at a Walmart, and brought it back. When we arrived, the security guard said we couldn’t park there. Ethan chewed him out and eventually he just let us through and was told if we littered or dumped our tanks, they’d call the police. We parked near the other RVs, and thanked the guys running the show. They said just to be relatively quiet and close the blinds since we weren’t really supposed to be there, but that it was OK to park. Under the cover of darkness, Whit attached the pirate flag to the back of the RV so we could fly it (again) while we drive. Then we looked up the schedule of the trains to maybe go into the city, but they were stopping soon, so we all went to sleep.
Tags: California,Chargers,RV,San Diego
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