It's actually a very low probability. And actually, it's not just a very low probability of getting something higher than that. Because we've learned before in a probability density function, the probability, if this is a continuous, not a discrete, the probability of getting exactly that is 0 if this wasn't discrete. But since this is a score, it's not a test, we know that it's actually a discrete probability function. But the probability is low of getting higher than that. Because you can see where we sit in the bell curve. Well, anyway, hopefully this at least clarified how to solve for z-scores, which is pretty straightforward mathematically.