Cowboy: Hollywood got it all wrong. The Earps were a bunch of no good gamblers, pimps, thieves and

Last January, My husband, John, and I visited the small town of  Tombstone, Arizona.   Apparently fort lauderdale airport hotel in 1877, Ed  Schieffen, a silver prospector, was told, "The only stone you will find out there (in the desert), is your own  Tombstone."  Schieffen found silver.
The  "Town Too Tough to Die"  has survived three fires, numerous Apache raids, droughts and its silver mines closing. Now a small town tourist attraction, its main draw is   "The Shoot out at the OK Corral."
Cowboy:  Hollywood got it all wrong. The Earps were a bunch of no good gamblers, pimps, thieves and killers. That  10 bucks  will also get you a 30 minute presentation of Tombstone's history,  and  a copy of the newspaper's report from that day.
Cowboy:  By the way, that tour includes the old town, the graveyard and Hoptown. On Chinese New Years, they would serve fourty different courses including:  rat pot pie, roasted puppy dog with caterpillar sauce, and kittens fried in batter.
Female Shop Owner:  (Dressed in scuffed cowboy boots, ripped jeans, sleeveless white Tee, Harley Davidson Vest and Cowboy hat.  Puffs on her cigarette, which happens to be dangling from a corner of her mouth.  Sorry No photo taken - too scared )  Hey there.
Female Shop Owner:  Well,  (Puff)  not too long ago, I had to reach under my till, take out my  loaded fort lauderdale airport hotel gun,  point it at a  group of  French Canadians  and tell them to get the  Hell  out of my shop. (Puff)