My tanks were getting a bit full so yesterday I wanted to dump the grey and the black. I had put it off when I first arrived figuring I could do it later in the day when the temperature cooled down. While I was waiting a neighbor pulled up in the site next to me which meant my dumping valve was now in his front yard and the sites were relatively close. I sat in Minnie and listened to him on his cell phone, hoping he would soon go into his RV and I could come out and dump. No such luck. He drank a beer, smoked his cigar and chatted with the man with the monkey who was parked across the street.
I noticed this man with the monkey when I pulled in as he was doing one of those "check you out" looks. Subtle, but noticeable. Ugh, for sure I am not going out to dump while this guy is still around. Eventually man with the monkey left, it was getting late and it was now or never so out I went.
From my experience, there is always a bit of an odor when you attach your sewage hose and dump. I try to keep my hose as clean as possible but when you open up the RV and ground pipes, there is just gonna be some odor. I apologized to my neighbor if there was some odor but he has been RVing for 25 years and was very understanding. We kept chatting as I was trying to get my gloves on, hook up the hose and open the valves. With all this chatting it was taking some time and next thing I knew monkey man is back for more conversation. Ugh again, but here he is, man with a monkey on his back.
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I wonder how often that monkey has used him for a toilet. hehe Sounds like your drive has been great.
ReplyDeleteMonkey man does look a little creepy. That's why I don't much like those sardine can RV parks. If he's smoking a cigar, how could he mind a little sewage smell? The cigar would bother me a lot more than the dump.
ReplyDeleteHi JOJO, the monkey was wearing a diaper, and Tesaje I was hoping the cigar would overwhelm any dumping smell:).
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