Oh yes. Give me one. You don’t have to name. I had a hope of getting five million dollars and got a lot more than that in one particular case. At one point in time, all the zoos merged. Can you tell us about the series of events and years of negotiation that resulted in the closing of the various zoos and they’re reopening under the new management in the 1980s. The city of New York, when I came there in the ’50s was operating in the Central Parks Zoo in Manhattan, the Prospect Park Zoo in Brooklyn and the Queens Zoo, actually that occurred several years later after the world’s fair in Queens, out in Flushing Meadows. All of these zoos were being run unprofessionally and some of them were in terrible condition and being badly run.
