So it’s different. And so if you could, the way I would educate is you have, you have that animal person, you know, with, with every guest that comes in and tells those stories and brings ’em back and do does stuff. But, but you can’t do that at Disney either. They say they personalize the experience, but it’s not, not not to the level that I’m talking about. So education obviously is so important, but I, I like to call it conservation education. I think that the two words get separated, but I think they, they, those departments need to be together as one department and not, and not have, because you end up with silos sometimes between educators and keepers. And then the educators are not, are not allowed to go in the behind the scenes because they’re not animal people. And you get, and you get all these personality traits, but you know, it’s one team again. And they need to respect each other and, and, and have some synergy between the departments to maximize the, the impact on the guests.
