Ever wondered about the unspoken rules of van life? Or why people-watching can be oddly fascinating? In this episode of The Rosie & Roula Show, Roula and Rosie dive into the quirks, etiquette, and hilarious realities of life on the road.

🚐 We talk about:
– Van life etiquette: parking, personal space, and waving to fellow travelers
– The do’s and don’ts of public toilets (yes, we go there!)
– People-watching adventures and quirky observations from daily life
– Height jokes, sensitivity, and how short people navigate a tall world
– Life lessons, humor, and the candid, unfiltered moments that make traveling memorable

Whether you live on the road, camp in a caravan, or just enjoy a good story about human quirks, this episode is full of laughs, insights, and relatable moments.

💬 Comment below: Have you ever had a van life “etiquette fail”? Or noticed something hilarious while people-watching? Share your stories!

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Keywords
van life, etiquette, personal space, social interactions, public hygiene, height perceptions, travel, camping, caravan, lifestyle

Takeaways

• Van life etiquette includes respecting personal space when parking.
• Social interactions are common among van lifers, including greetings and small talk.
• Public hygiene is a significant concern, especially regarding waste disposal.
• Height perceptions can affect self-esteem and social interactions.
• People often overlook basic hygiene practices in public restrooms.
• The etiquette of waving to fellow van lifers changes in urban versus rural settings.
• Personal space is highly valued in nature, and close parking can be intrusive.
• Humor can be found in the challenges of van life and personal quirks.
• The conversation highlights the importance of community among travelers.
• Height jokes can be hurtful and reflect societal biases.

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