Baltimore Jack. And so we contacted some commercial people, and the commercial people said, “Well, if you’re gonna put a gorilla in our plane, you’re gonna rent the whole plane”, we’re not gonna be able to put it in the, you know, compartment in the back like we’ve done later with certain other animals I’ve moved. So then we looked at a private jet, these little private jets, because before that, Julie Seal and somebody else had flown a gorilla somewhere in a private jet. I forget where they were, but I saw a picture of them in a … They had a gorilla laid out in the little private jet they flew somewhere. And so I looked at the size of the private jet, and I drew it out on the floor, and pictured a 300-pound-gorilla laying on the floor, and if something happened, I didn’t have any room to get out of the way, if he woke up or something, ’cause we’d, we were gonna move him without a cage, so I said, “No, that’s just too small.” I said, “I want to at least be able to move a little bit to get away from it.” So we thought it’d kind of died, you know, that we weren’t, we didn’t wanna build a cage that was like a jail cell, put him in a U-haul truck and drive four or five days, you know, cross country, we thought that was probably gonna be too stressful for the animal. So then we get a call that Amanda Blake, which starred as Kitty in the TV series, Gunsmoke, who was a big supporter of the Phoenix Zoo, had called a person, a private person, that had a plane and his name was Hugh Hefner. And that plane was the bunny plane, the big black bunny plane, with the Playboy emblem on the tail, and they said, “That’s available for you.” And I said, “Okay.” So we put the, anesthetized the gorilla at Baltimore, but before I did that I said, “I’ve never anesthetized a gorilla before, so let’s do about a month before, let me anesthetize the gorilla, and just learn a little bit about gorilla anesthesia”, and at that time we just had Serilin, so we anesthetized it, and fortunately it went okay, so a month later we anesthetized it again, and of course the press was there, and they were delaying us getting away, and if you’ve used Serilin in a primate, you know that salivation becomes a problem.
