But I got up there and I was waxing eloquent about the evolution of a social organization and ti in Saber tooth tigers, which was something I was very interested in. I had already published a paper, ran it by George Scholler and made the argument that if, if Saber tooth did take down very large ungulates and ground sloths and Glip ADONs and mastodons and things, they had to live, they probably lived in prides, like African lions did. So I gave this paper there and, and got a very good reception. Everybody was very pleased with it and came up and wanted, there were a number of people from universities that showed up from that. And I made friends with some of those people. But I always regretted when I, they were the kind of people that you meet that are really interesting and you want to get to know him better and have ’em over for dinner or to drink beer or to go out to the pub with, and it never happened. So, but it was a, a very interesting community and like I said, the, they said that half of the spoke German and that maybe two thirds of the zoo spoke some form of bohemian. So ethnically, it was a very multicultural area, which I liked.
