No, I think the key differences were, were not so much fundamental in terms of the practice of veterinary medicine. It was, you know, there were, for me the reason for the change was other outside issues, being able to live outside the city and, and the challenge of working in a brand new hospital at the time, the reward of working with in a, in a brand new facility and with a, a much larger institution with a, a larger collection, I, I was able to work with citations for the first time in my career. And that’s a big, you know, working with, when you, when you get introduced to working with dolphins for the first time, coming again from Lincoln Park here, that was a, that was a big change. But, but I don’t know that there were probably the biggest differences in veterinary medicine between Lincoln Park and Brookfield. You know, when I was, you know, between when I was at Lincoln Park and where Brookfield is now, we’re we’re more related to advances that have happened at both institutions in veterinary medicine over that time. So Brookfield now is very different than Lincoln Park was when I left. But Lincoln Park is very different than it was when I left. Just because we’ve, we’ve all shared in parallel with the advances in zoo veterinary medicine.
