And we just keep doing that. And if we keep doing that and we plot it on a dot chart or dot distribution, I guess we could say, where our possible outcomes, you could have zero out of 10, one out of 10, two, three, four, five, that's so half of them, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. So that would be all of them. And so you could plot, okay, 0.3, one, two, three. That's one scenario where I got zero, where my sample proportion is 0.3. Then 0.7, that's one situation where I got a 0.7. And let's say I were to take another sample of 10 and I were to get 0.7, then you would plot that over here.