Well, I wouldn’t call it a luxury. I think it’s really nice that, again, St. Louis is the one that’s just now doing that. But you know, San Diego and then fortunately we’re in, in Ohio, we have the wilds. When I got to Cleveland, the money, the, the land had already been donated and very soon after I got there, I think we had a good model. I say we, because at that time the five zoos in Ohio were very much involved in the wilds and were kind of on the board. But we had a funding strategy with a third of the money coming from the state, third of the money from admissions and a third of the money from donations. None of those worked. The state finally pulled out completely.
