We have a queen-sized Aerobed. My daughter used it when she first moved across the street, and failed to return it, and I've been bugging her for several days to bring it back. She finally did yesterday (after we got into a big fight about it - I think we're not speaking at the moment), or she wouldn't have been allowed to watch TV with her friends here.
My idea - the small couch-that-turns-into-a-small-bed MIGHT be made more comfortable if we put the Aerobed on top. So, despite Charles' protests that it wouldn't work, I got him to get an extension cord and help me blow it up in the rig with the couch down.
Now let me point out the configuration of this RV - when you climb into the rig from the passenger side, you are facing the couch, and there is an upholstered swivel chair to your right, just behind the passenger seat. So, I positioned the bed on the couch and started blowing it up - and up - and up. It swallowed the entire width of the rig, and the side on the swivel chair was pushed up almost to the ceiling. Needless to say, it is a no-go.
But the fun didn't end there. I wanted to see how it would fit on the OTHER side, behind the steps, where there is a dinette set that folds down into an even smaller bed. So I started to turn the blown up bed inside the rig - and busted out a screen on one of the windows. Needless to say, it was an even worse fit. So, OK fine, let's deflate this thing - Charles opened the valve and I flopped on top of it to help squeeze the air out - and then, as it deflated, it collapsed in the middle where I was laying and I fell into a V formed between the sofa-bed and the chair and got trapped. Charles laughed and laughed and took a picture of me with his phone, flopped on the floor, swaddled in partially inflated vinyl, before he helped me up.
This overnight trip may be the first AND the last.
