You think it's reasonable for you to measure the heights of 30 of these students. And so what you want to do is randomly sample 30 of the 80 students, and take their average height, and say, well, that's probably a pretty good estimate for the population parameter, for the average height of the entire population. So once you decide to do this, you say, well, how do I select those 30 students, and how do I select it so that I feel good that it is actually random? And there's several ways that you could approach this. One way to do it is associate every person in your school with a piece of paper, and put them all in a bowl, and then pick them out. So let's do that. So let's say this is alphabetically the first person in the school, they're on a slip of paper, then the next slip of paper gets the next person, and you're gonna go all the way down, so you're gonna have 80 pieces of paper.