And it’s so out of our, it’s so out of your league, you can’t work at a zoo at the time of the size of Evansville and go to a mega facility, whether it be Bronx or Bush Gardens or Brookfield or Lincoln Park, and see some of the great stuff that they’re doing, that was so out of our world that you go, gee, that would be nice, but I mean, and it’s not to say that, maybe if I was a director and I had the strength and to drive the zoo in that direction to find the sources, the resources, whether it be, we were not getting donations at Evansville, soliciting donations for anything in those days. I mean, if someone donated something, fine, but we weren’t looking for funds for building stuff. So that’s the way it was. There was nothing at the time that I saw changing that I was going to change, but you’d wind up seeing, you know, seeing stuff that you are envy of going. That’s the curse.
