I'm just going to keep plotting them over and over and over again. And what you're going to see is as I take many, many samples of size 4, I'm going to have something that's going to start kind of approximating a normal distribution. So each of these dots represent an incidence of a sample mean. So as I keep adding on this column right here, that means I kept getting the sample mean 2.75. So over time, I'm going to have something that's starting to approximate a normal distribution. And that is the neat thing about the central limit theorem. So the central limit to N, this was the case for, so in orange, that's the case for N is equal to 4.