And this isn't a lot of experiments. It's completely reasonable that out of 10, yeah, you could have a, and later on in statistics, we'll define these things in more detail, but there's enough variation in where you might pick that you're not going to always get, especially with only 10 experiments, you're not definitely going to get exactly 1 half. Instead of having 5 magenta, it's completely reasonable to have 7 magenta. So this really wouldn't cause me a lot of pause. I still wouldn't say, hey, I still wouldn't question what I did here when I calculated this theoretical probability. But let's say, and let's say you have a lot of time on your hands, and let's say after 10,000 trials here, after 10,000 experiments, and remember, an experiment, you're sticking your hand in the bag without looking, with your fingers kind of feeling around, picks out a marble, and you observe the marble, and you record what you found. And so let's say after 10,000 experiments, you get 7,000 magenta.