We were at Tampa, you know, we had a fight, oh! Amon Carter agreed to buy that animal, as long as, so if we landed it at his airport, which was halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth. He built that airport. Dallas wouldn’t have anything to do with it ’cause it was 12 feet closer to Fort Worth. 10, 20 years later, those cities, or Dallas, and all saw the wisdom of what he had done 20 years. So you have Dallas-Fort Worth airport, but we landed it there. He insisted on that. He wanted PR for his airport. So we got it. But on the airplane, it was a cargo plane.
