That they want to come back. Because, Because they not only had a good time, but they learned something that their children repeated to them and then they maybe went to the library and took out a book. God, they read a book and instead of looked at the computer screen, you know, or they Googled something because something stimulated them, interested them at the zoo so that, so the parents, and we have parents that have said that we brought our kids back. The zoo changes their lives and their, you know, their future career options. We’re not gonna, the goal is not to make everybody that comes to the zoo, you know, an animal, a keeper or, or, or a conservationist, but at least get them to understand how important it is that they support, they support other people that do that. So families come back because their, their, their, the whole family enjoyed the zoo more than just the fact that it was a nice family outing. If they, obviously that’s, they, they come and the cultures are different too. Hispanic cultures, they come in, big families and they have picnics and they do a lot of stuff.
