And we have to actually caveat everything with a confident, because we're doing all of these estimations here. So it's not a true, precise 95% chance. We're just confident that there's a 95% chance that our random sampling mean right here, so that 2.34, which we can kind of use. We just pick that 2.34 from this distribution right here. So there's a 95% chance that 2.34 is within 0.96 of the true sampling distribution mean, which we know is also the same thing as the population mean. So I'll just say of the population mean. Or we can just rearrange the sentence and say that there is a 95% chance that the mean, the true mean, which is the same thing as a sampling distribution mean, is within 0.96 of our sample mean of 2.34.