You might sometimes see someone write something like this, negative infinity, but that's a little hand-wavy with the math. The more correct way to say it, it's just unbounded. Unbounded. And likewise, if we thought about the limit as x approaches two from the right of f of x, it is now unbounded towards positive infinity. So this, once again, this is also unbounded. And because it's unbounded and this limit does not exist, it can't meet these conditions, and so we are going to be discontinuous. So this is a point or removable discontinuity, jump discontinuity, I'm jumping, and then we have these asymptotes, a vertical asymptote.