It’s in the middle of nowhere, so it’s hard to raise money and they’re not gonna come to Cleveland or Columbus and raise money because we’re raising money for our zoos there. And admissions was, was minimal because it’s a long way. Now with that said, Columbus Zoo saved it, Columbus, it was a big zoo, I think it may be at first cost ’em a million dollars a year, which they could easily afford. And so they took over the operation and now it’s a, an adjacent to and it’s a good thing. And then they’ve, they’ve published it more because it’s a very unique experience in Ohio. You go around in this bus or this truck and you can feed giraffes from the back of the truck. And, and so just a wonderful facility. So they’re on much better financial grounds down and do some wonderful work with cheetah, with, with wild dogs, with other endangered animals.
