Well, I mean, it was a fantastic zoo. I, the fact is, is when I worked at the Smithsonian, I thought that there’s no life after the Smithsonian Institution. You know, when I was taking that job, I thought, you know, nothing, nothing can be like the Smithsonian. And then we moved to Chicago and Ben Beck was kind enough, he was buying a house and he, we, we got the lease of his house, the house that he’d been living in renting. It was a farm, like a five acre dairy farm house out in Downers Grove. So we just moved, moved into his house and he moved into his new house. He had just bought, it was great, you know, it was kind of out in the fields. And there was an old German lady immigrant that lived out there.
