A
And, uh, my son Dan went to, uh, to, uh, Hawaii for the summer and when he came home, uh, he didn't bring the iguana with him but for some reason or other he had a thing for them. I don't know whether he'd, I think there was one in the school, uh, zoology department, you know,
B
Uh-huh.
A
or biology department, one or the other, anyway, uh, and anyway, he just, he went and found this guy in, in Dallas somewhere who had picked up one in, I guess in Te-, in Mexico, I don't know where. But anyway he brought this home and I looked at him and I said you've got to be kidding,
B
Yuck!.
A
I'm not going to live with a lizard. But you know I visualize that animal racing about, and you know, like you think of lizards doing but they don't do that. They're very much like, uh, well, the thing about them is that they hold so still you don't notice that they're there and then they move and about scares you to death sometimes.
B
Did you have him in a cage?