And she said, “Can my husband,” who’s just standing there, “Can we see the bear?” And I said, “Well, we’re going down with the airlines. It’s up to the airlines. We have to get it out.” She said, “Oh, okay. But there was a bear on the flight?” “Yes.” She said, “Well, we’d like to see it if possible.” I said, “No problem.” And he’s just standing there. And he says, “Oh,” all of a sudden, he goes, “Oh, excuse me, let me introduce myself. I’m Michael Skol, the American ambassador to Venezuela.” Oh. (laughing) And I went, “Oh my gosh, Mr. Ambassador,” obviously going the same way we are. He wasn’t going through customs. And we get downstairs. And because it was a big conservation thing, the entire Venezuelan press corps is out to take pictures. And their want the, “We wanna see the bear.” And they’re taking all kinds of photos. And the people from the Gustavo Rivera Zoo, who we had worked with came up, “Oh, Mark, were very excited.
