And looking at this graph, I can't tell you what g of six should be. We have an open circle over here, so g of six is not equal to negative three, and this goes up to infinity, and we have a vertical asymptote actually drawn right over here at x equals six. So g is not defined at x equals six. So I'll rule that one out. G is continuous at x equals six. Well, you can see that it goes up to infinity, then it jumps down, back down here, then continues. So just, when you just think about it in common sense language, it looks very discontinuous.