They’re all flooded, you know, had to wade through water and squeegee. The bathrooms were like third world bathrooms, you know, things were overflowing. They ran outta toilet paper. Nobody did. The animal, the animals were taken well care of. But the public was like, they didn’t get, they didn’t care about the public at all. And, and, and, and we, we had to the frontline people at the, at the cashiers. We, we changed all that around then we had, we had quite a bit of, when we privatized the way we did it was the county agreed to offer them all alternative jobs. If they didn’t wanna stay at the zoo, we had the right, we had to offer everybody their position at the zoo.
