Beware the car-chewing burros of Oatman, Arizona

Oatman, Arizona, along historic Route 66 in Arizona, is famous for its hotel, where actors Clark Gable and Carole Lombard spent their honeymoon night. But it's also famous for its burros, who walk the streets looking for food handouts. But beware if you stop along the Mother Road once you leave town, the friendly animals may stick their heads inside your car and start chewing on whatever is handy.
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[@RVAmerica]

We have route 66 on our list for the fall trip. Can't wait to hit this area Lynn and Danny

[@knutblaise9437]

Problem with your "Really? Does your RV's bathroom sink drain in the sewer tank?" video comments - they are turned off. To identify if a sink is draining into a black tank, connect a sewer hose, drain the black tank, turn on the sink, open only the black tank, and see if water drains as the sink runs.

[@22howards]

I was surprised when the expert didn’t mention this. Seemed like common sense. I swear some of the modern conveniences we use everyday have taken effected our level of common sense.

[@unenslaver1333]

I will be subbed to you for a limited amount of time.

[@unenslaver1333]

Do not turn off your comments please.
My 1987 HRC Imperial 33 grey tank will purge into the black tank if over filled.
You know when it's over filled when the shower backs up.
This is not rocket science.
Why do you keep comments hidden when they are most important??