Yeah, probably not. I think their a relatively short-lived phenomenon because their own longevity is going to define how long they last. In some cases, you may be able to pass it down to another, you may be able to develop a dynasty that keeps it going for several generations. I don’t know. There may be examples of that. There’s certainly examples of zoo directors that have created their own family dynasties and stayed in the business. But we’re not talking about private zoos in most cases. Those European private zoos, the, the various aristocrats that had them in Austria and Germany, or the pair Davis deer population, the Duke of Bedford. I mean, those things lasted for a while and they evolved into other things.
