And when we came back with a boatload of fish, we would sort them out in these live cars, and butterflyfish here, and triggerfish here, and groupers here. And after two weeks, then the tugboat came back and picked us up. And we had loaded, taken all of those fish out of the live cars and put them in the transport tanks, back to Miami, and picked up all of the transport tanks, put them in our railroad car and back to Chicago. Now that procedure was repeated many, many times until air transportation became perfected and we stopped using the car. It finally kind of gave out. It was replaced by another more modern car. But even that after air transport became reliable, we got rid of the second car. But that thing had been out to the West Coast, back and forth many times when we went to Hawaii or up to the Far Pacific, we’d take it to Los Angeles, or San Francisco and get on a Matson freighter.
