>> well, they have paid -- well, we know that ocean world casino in the dominican republic paid $154,000 for each dolphin. >> for each dolphin. >> and when we started speaking out against this, myself and the institute, we were hit with a $700 million dollar lawsuit which i'm still -- we're still dealing with, but, yeah, i think that the cap tours are the economic underpinning because the dolphin meat, the dead dolphin is worth about 4 or $500 so, yeah, capturing them and that's the hardest thing for me as a former dolphin trainer to understand. in some ways the fishermen know not what they do in that the character for whale, in japanese is wrong and should be changed. it translates, it reads monster fish and they think they're dealing with a fish. the dolphin trainers that you see in the movie capturing the