That was completely different than the fillers. It did overflow. We had a bunch of old-time engineers who did their job. They grease the Zerk fittings and they did those menial jobs. But the new computerized tank was just too much for them. And one night, I guess they went to backwash the system and got the tanks running, but they didn’t know how to shut it off. And so the water kept building up, and building up and building up, finally, over the top of the tank, it went, and out under the floor in the rotunda and into the main foyer, out the front door, down the front steps, and down the indoor steps, down to the washrooms, which are on the mezzanine. Finally, the chief engineer was gotten out of bed, mad dash down to the aquarium and got the thing to shut off.
