Again, a reason to, is the community grew up around us. Now, all of a sudden we had kids and we had schools because my first community was wealthy people in country clubs who had second homes. That was the community in the ’70s and ’80s, and then the school kids were for the most part whose parents were in the service industry to service all these other people. Then as people, we started getting more doctors and lawyers and had a true community, then suddenly we really needed to provide for typical families more like most of us had to do. And so I was, and again, I’m always reaching for audience because we depended on memberships, we depended on that gate. So anything we could do to be of service to the community so that they in turn would support us through memberships, we did. I mean, we had a picnic area from day one, but it was just a plain little picnic area. But we started building as soon as we really started having schools and parents who would bring kids to a facility like ours, we started having facilities that would attract them.
