Well, I think that the neatest story, well, there was a lot of stories, actually, but I was talking to a gentleman named Bob Wright who owned Sealand of the Pacific in Victoria, Canada. And he had three whales. And he wanted to get out of that particular part of that business, ’cause he owned marinas and lodges and things like that. He just didn’t wanna keep taking care of them and put up with the animal activists. So he called me and he said, “Well, what do you think about buying them?” And I said, “Well, that’s an interesting proposition. I have to ask the company.” So I went to the company and proposed, “Look, think about buying the animals.” And August looked at me and he goes, “Is this good for the breeding program?” And I’m going, “Oh, yeah. This is an excellent part of the breeding program.” And he goes, “Okay. Well, let’s go visit.” I go, “Okay, when?” He goes, “Monday.” This was on a Saturday, and here in Orlando.
