We know at x equals two, h prime of two is zero, that's our critical point. But let's try, I don't know, let's see what happens when x is equal to one, and then let's see what happens when x equals three. We're just sampling points on either side of two. And let's see, we are going to have, when x is equal to one, h prime of one is three times one minus two squared. One minus two, negative one squared is positive one times three is still positive. And then three, well, three minus two squared times three, that's also gonna be three. So this is actually a situation where, like I just drawn it, where our slope is positive before we hit the critical point.