A higher percentage gets five to seven hours. And 51%, the highest percentage, gets seven or more. So it looks like for minimal computer users, it looks like the distribution is definitely weighted towards getting more sleep. And for example, if we look at the extreme computer users, it's the opposite trend. 47% have five or few hours per night, 33% five to seven hours, and then only 19% get seven or more. And it looks like the moderate is someplace in between. So just looking at this, just looking at each of these rows, it looks like there's a trend where if you use less, if you use a computer for less time, you're more likely to have more sleep.