CHANGE. IT SEEMED LIKE ABOUT 18 MONTHS. SOMETIMES. NOPE, 18 YEARS, BUT ZOO PRESIDENT RANDY WISCOFF ANNOUNCING. HE’S STEPPING DOWN AT THE END OF THE YEAR WHEN I GOTERE H THAT THE ZOO WAS IN NEED OF A LITTLE AND A LOT OF TLC. RANDY SAYSHE T BUDTGE WAS THE BIGGEST INITIAL HURDLE BUT HIS TEAM SET OUT WITH ONE GOAL TO MAKE SOMETHING THAT PEOPLE REALLY WANTED TO COME AND SEE MISSION ACCOMPLISHED ON THAT ONE. RANDY SAYS HIS TEAM’S MOST SHINING MOMENT GETTING THE ZOO THROUGH THE PANDEMIC AND WE NERVE HAD TO LAY ANYBODY OFF AND WE DIDN’T HAVE TO CUT ANYBODY’S SALARY AND HE SSAY IN HIS 18 YEARS AT THE ZOO THERE HAVE BEEN SO MANY CHANGES THAT HE CAN’T EVEN LIST THEM. ALL. IN FT,AC THE ZOO HAS NOW BECOME KANSAS CITY’S NUMBER ONE ATTRACTION AND WHIT AN AQUARIUM COMING IN 2023. HE SAYS THAT’S EVEN GOING TO GROW MORE HAPPY WHIT WHERE THE ZOO IS. I WISH I COULD STICK AROUND ANOTHER 18 YEARS AND TAKE IT EVEN FTHURER BECSEAU THINK THE BEST DAYS ARE AHEAD. YEAH, IT’S QTEUI A WILD RIDE AND WORKING AT A ZOO FOR 18 YEARS THAT S