from the Glen Rose Reporter newspaper Heh. The point of the show is to take a spoiled, pinkies-up familiy, in this case the Henry Haager family from Plano, and have them do boring, even grueling tasks to see how the *other half* lives.

Kinnard and staff were glad to host the production crew and family, creating a full slate of chores for the "spoiled" city slickers from Plano.

"They scooped rhino poop, patched blacktop pot holes, they cleaned out an area we call the Boma Area where animals are trained to go into a new area for moving, and they cleaned the cafe on Saturday morning to get ready for operation," said Kinnard. "They also washed our animal care department's vehicles, but their last challenge was to load a trailer with 100 bales of hay."

Apparently, Kinnard says after seeing the family get their hands dirty, "they didn't do much at home - especially the kids."