I don't know. We're worried about Rosie at this moment in the main control room over here, guys.

We may we think that Rosie may have invented a zoo in the in the basement of the South Delta Center. We can't we can't find proof of it anywhere. We're worried that he may have been very high on mushrooms.

They may have been natural mushrooms, I'm not sure, but we can't find any of it. I can also do that be one of those seasonal things too. Like they bring it in for Christmas or something like that or during the summer.

We didn't find a picture of the fake tree with the birds in it though. That's out there.

Yeah, we were looking at it. It brings back a lot of memories. I mean, it was I was a spectacular place to go. It was like going to a little mini Disney World on the South Delta.

I mean, I think about an indoor mall in Minnesota in the winter time. What a concept.

Again, I can I'm sure it was like this for everybody, but I can distinctly remember my first time seeing the Mall of America and how much it blew my mind.

As an adult, being able to take my my young son to the Mall of America was a huge thing.

Rosie, the zoo in the basement of South Delta. Yeah, yeah. Did it have stingrays in starfish and other fish?

I know it was a called sea life. And he's in all of America. I had some weird friends back then and it's possible that I thought I was going somewhere else.

No, it was not it, but it was not the Mall of America. It was that was a baseball park at that time.

Yeah, it was a ballpark. I'll let's see.

Yeah, I'm reading that it had a large open space with a goldfish pond and a bird aviary.

But I don't see a zoo anywhere. I'm telling you.

Well, I was eight years old.

I was eight years old.

An old age to start.

I mean, our childhood was so sheltered that a couple of fish and a pond was like a day out for a Mark.

A number of us see mushrooms if any kind number two, I was.

I don't even know what they were that way. No, three, I do someone.

Please call text right.

Yeah, it's a number.

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