Absolutely, yes. I mean, what what we’ve found in the, in the p of actually getting into the field and working, you know, face to face with a lot of the folks that we’ve been training in mostly Southeast Asia and Brazil, Japan, one or two, one or two other, middle East to some extent, is that you can’t, you know, there’s only a limited amount we can do. We have five people who regularly go into the field and we have support folks as well. But even with those five and they often work in twos, they, you, you just simply can’t cover the demand that’s out there. And the, the demand is considerable. We’ve got, you know, ever since while Welfare’s been going, we’d be getting more and more requests for either direct help advice on something welfare oriented, but more and more younger staff in sometimes in the, often in the institutions that we’re have been working in, but then colleagues in other zoos. And it isn’t only zoos. We’re working, we’re working in sanctuaries, we were working in both public and private operations as well. They needed, we found that, that the demand is such that they want something they can, they can look at when we are not there.
