Tolerance I think is probably the most important message that I will have got from other, other leadership tolerance and the, and the ability to deal with people at all levels. It almost nothing to do with the animal side of it. It all has, comes down to people in the end, how you handle people. The fact that nobody is ever perfect on the fact that you’ve really got to make allowances at, you know, in a whole range of managerial aspects that, you know. But I would say the thing that I’ve learned most from other people is, is tolerance. And the fact that, particularly here in, in the, in the developed western world, having traveled a lot in non developed countries, is that we are extremely lucky to have the resources that we have, the skills and the knowledge that we have and we need, we need to make the best of it. When I, you know, when I’ve traveled in some of these other countries and people are dealing with epidemics, people are dealing with, you know, earnings one or $2 a day and you realize just how lucky we are in, in a country like America to have the sort of resources for the zoos and everything else that we do have.
