I mean, to get a 4, you would have to sample a 2 from this distribution, and we know that 2 is, actually, it's 2 variances, or 2 standard deviations from the mean. So it's less likely. And actually, that's to get a 4. So to get even larger numbers are going to be even less likely, so that's why you see this shape over here. Now, when you have 2 degrees of freedom, it moderates a little bit. This is the shape, this blue line right here, is the shape of q2. And notice, you're a little bit less likely to get values close to 0, and a little bit more likely to get numbers further out, but it still is kind of shifted, or heavily weighted, towards small numbers.