Yeah, I think it did. I mean I could, you know, in managing whipsnade, I mean particularly for the larger mammal species there, it, you know, it really drives into you the importance of space for those animals. But also, but also because the people appreciate animals in space. Now there is a downside to that in that we frequently get comments, oh, you know, we can’t see all the animals ’cause they’re so far away. And, and the answer we have to give to that is, well, okay, it’s not that sort of zoo, you know, if you, if you want to see all the animals, you’re gonna have to come several times and different times of day and different seasons of the year. So you might as well become a member and then you can come anytime you like for 80 bucks a year, whatever it is. So yes, the whipsnade experience certainly, certainly said to me, you know, the zoos of the future, particularly if they’re keeping large mammals, have really got to be, they’ve got to be size, they’ve got have sizable acreages. Now you, you indicated about the size.
