Running wires in the Rpod - How do you do it?

The consensus was that it would result in law suits by customers that short circuited either the R-Pod or themselves and that the concept constituted "an attractive nuisance" to use a legal term.

I still think it would be better than drilling holes in walls, floors, cabinets, etc.  ...

Maybe the 172 is a leftist?  All the wire has to be run from the left side, in around, and under the head.  There is only one place you can't easily reach and that's the upper cabinet above the galley.  It requires a run through the foamcored outer wall; not a practical way to go.  The WFCO circuit box is below the refrigerator and is easily accessed for a run forward under the shower/head pan to the front bunk area.  To run up the wall between the head and the forward bunks, a wire fish comes in handy.  To run aft, you can go around the heater and water heater, under the dinette, and back forward to the galley.  

I added a 110AC plug in the upper aft cabinet, but that only meant tapping into the existing plug in the forward cabinet and running a little Romex through the wall that separates the two.  What I found is that RV electrical stuff sucks.  I ended up using standard household plugs and plastic remodel boxes.  The device to press the wire into the RV plug connections is a Rube Goldberg contraption that is designed for failure and costs more than our Pod is worth on the black market.  It's easy to find blue plastic shallow 110 boxes that do fine in RV walls and they're very inexpensive.