And so I started to put my application out and it was no fun. You know, as I said to my wife at the time, I feel like a piece of meat, you know, you’re getting thrown around, asked questions, taken to dinner, wined and dined, and then said sorry, you know, we picked somebody else. And then I landed on Lowry Park and everything started to fall into place. And the decision to leave San Diego wasn’t as difficult as I thought it was going to be when I finally had to make that decision. A lot of questions from other people, not my family, as to why I was going there. But what I saw was a facility that wasn’t gonna have the biggest collection in the world. That wasn’t the point. They wanted to have a very good collection.
