And so even if you're sampling without replacement, the 10% rule says that, look, as long as this is less than 10% or less than or equal to 10% of the population, then we're good. And the 10% of this population is 70. 70 is 10% of 700. And so this is definitely less than or equal to 10%. And so it can be considered independent. And so we can actually meet that constraint as well. So the main issue where our t interval might not be so good is that our sampling distribution, we can't feel so confident that that is going to be normal.