Well, that isn't a reasonable conclusion because this is a small sample. This is a small sample. Think about it. He could have sampled five duckies and if he just happened to get one of the defective ones, he would have said, oh, maybe 20% are defective. What he's really gotta do is sample, take a larger sample. And once again, whenever you're sampling, there's always a probability that your estimate is going to be not close or definitely not the same as the parameter for the population. But the larger your sample, the higher probability that your estimate is close to the actual parameter for the population.