And so we got, I think that time $10,000 I guess, which is, it was the best we could do. But lessons were learned. Lessons were learned. And it was interesting enough. Warren Thomas as director at the Los Angeles zoo let something like that happened to her, happen to him too, but it wasn’t as big an item as a gorilla, it was De Brazza’s monkey, that he let one of the docents take home and she wouldn’t give it back. (laughing) ‘Cause she got so attached to it. And you know, and I said, “Well you were my,” I told him, I said, “You were my mentor.” I said, “But I can mentor you a little.” I said, “I knew that a long time ago, months ago, years ago, I knew that situation. You’re never getting it back. Once you let it out of your zoo, you’re never getting it back.” And that’s, I learned that one.
