I had a master plan, I had two master plans. I had the master plan they saw, and then I had the master plan that underlaid that master plan that they didn’t get to see for about 12 years. In all honesty, they never saw it. The master plan they saw was exactly fit. It was a big piece of my puzzle. So, they saw the piece of the puzzle that made make sense to them, which was all the North American gardens, desert gardens and so forth and the trail systems, and a small animal building. We had evolved to the point where I thought they could eventually, although they didn’t know what the building was, they just saw this building on the plant and I used to say, “Don’t worry about it. We can’t afford that building anyway.” And then there was another master plan that this would sit on that I was aware of that I was headed towards and I just knew at some point I would tell them what the next phase was when I thought they might believe me.
