You have to take them one at a time and then replace them back in order for them to be truly independent. But remember, we have our 10% rule. We have our 10% rule, which tells us that if a sample is less than or equal to 10% of the population, then you can treat each of the gumballs in this situation as being independent. So let's just say for the sake of argument that there are 10,000 gumballs in here. And so we can feel pretty good that these samples, that each of the things in the sample are independent of each other by our 10% rule. And so each of these are, each of these 10 gumballs, what we see, they are going to be independent. I'm gonna put them in quotes by the 10% rule.