And by the time they’re done, they go, well, you know, I walked a mile and a half and I saw two active animals. So when you design an exhibit, if you can look at, not so much the fact that it’s a great artificial environment, but it’s, it’s an environment that allows the animal to interact with it. That you can provide some randomness every day in how it’s designed so that the animal can have new experiences or investigate something different every day that creates more activity, which then draws the public to do. And we’re missing that with a lot of exhibit design. So you make a bunch of artificial rock work. But when it’s, what I started doing at Brookfield was snow cones, beer kegs, things like that, you know, that were out there. Boomer balls, I, I finally said get rid of ’em. If you wanna put that stuff in there, you can put it back in the holding area.
