And once again, pi and e show up together, right? Just like e to the i pi is equal to negative 1 tells you something about our universe. But anyway, I could rewrite this as e to the x minus mu over sigma squared, and all of that to the minus 1 half. Something to the minus 1 half power, that's just 1 over the square root, which is already going on here. So we could just rewrite this over here as 1 over the square root of 2 pi times the variance times e to essentially our z-score squared, right? If we say z is this thing in here, z is how many standard deviations we are from the mean, z-score squared. And all of a sudden this kind of becomes a very clean, you know, we just say 2 pi times our variance times e to the number of standard deviations we are away from the mean.