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...being joined by a new type of RVer: baby boomers who are looking for an inexpensive, hassle-free holiday with their children. Nearly 40% of today's owners are in the 35-to-54 age range, double the percentage of a decade ago. And while the words hip and Winnebago are unlikely to appear next to each other soon, some 42% of all owners are college-educated and live in metropolitan areas...
...rated series. The success of the show has given rise to another Murray-Bunim creation, Road Rules, which premiered on MTV last week and will air on Monday nights throughout the summer. This series follows another group of carefully selected young strangers, this time placed in a Winnebago and told to drive around the country looking for clues to direct them from one destination to the next. In some ways, Road Rules seems a direct response to criticisms of The Real World: though edited in the manner of its predecessor, the new show is not nearly as neatly packaged...
During Philos' one year in operation, it has hosted two parties at the Advocate and one party at the Spaghetti Club. The group also rented a Winnebago in November to travel to Yale for The Game...
...many of these younger Americans stand poised to inherit their parents' wealth, and the Winnebago to boot. This enormous endowment, much of which is handed down in the form of gifts while parents are still alive, forms an invisible safety net beneath millions of young families and explains their ability to sleep soundly at night despite being overworked and underpaid. Says O'Brien: "I know I'm going to inherit. That's my peace of mind...
Tyler and Daisy often feel they are parenting Jasmine, tugging her into line with a few "Earth to Moms," while Tyler and his at-loose-ends friends resent their grandparents because they've swallowed up the wealth of several future generations and spent it on a Winnebago. The teens' opportunities are grim because their little Northwestern town is dying from the loss of the nuclear industry, and they grow depressed because they could all die from the toxic waste left behind. The only light of hope for Tyler reflects from the glass skyscrapers of the huge Bechtol corporation in Seattle...