So Jim talked to one of the pilots on one of our flights one day and said, “Well, can we change the internal cabin pressure?” And he goes, “Sure.” He says, “The temperature may get a little colder.” And I said, “Well, getting colder is not gonna hurt anybody. We’ll put a jacket on. The animals are fine.” So we started reducing the air pressure inside. And lo and behold, that was the difference. So the equipment changed, the logistics changed, the load masters who we used had gotten really knowledgeable, the equipment we put the… We could load a plane, a 747, with four killer whales and four lemon sharks and 25 penguins and boxes of silver moon fish and things like that, we could load that thing in probably two hours and fly it all the way Tenerife in Spain in nine hours and unload it within an hour and have those animals, pool to pool, 14 hours total, 15 hours, which is phenomenal. Now, again in 2008 to 2016, you’re now the chief zoological officer for SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, promoted to this top level position.
