So when we went back in Mag Maggie Thatcher’s time, we went back to Maggie and said, look, we, we, there’s no way that we can survive. This institution can’t survive without similar funding to the other great biological institutions in the, in the, in London, which were, as you say, the national, you know, we were, and the, they were the national institutions of their, of their type. But Maggie was quite sort of, Maggie Thatcher was very penny pinching. And I remember taking her around the zoo once and, and sort of raising this subject with her. And in the end she gave us, there was some money left over from some other government budget, 10, 10 million pounds, which is quite a lot of money. And what we wanted to do, the, the relatively young management at the time, what we wanted to do was do one spectacular exhibit. And I dunno, you’ve been to London Zoo and there is a, they were built in the twenties, a sort of concrete mountain. And the idea was that we would create the world of wan.
