It was groundbreaking because it was the first of its kind, number one. And Jerry Goldsmith and I sat and talked about that for months and months and months, about how we would convince the management to spend that kind of money and what the experience would be. So what we did first is we got a friend, there was actually a friend of mine who was a welder, and he created a stainless steel cage that we actually lowered down into the giant fish tank, as it was called. It was a giant oval building four stories high with a lot of small windows in it. And there was hundreds of fish and different species and sharks in this that just swam around. It was very similar to the Marineland in St. Augustine, but larger. So what we did is we set this cage in the middle. It was like a donut and we had a platform over it.
