So it's not going to be, you know, it's not going to be super exact, but you can estimate based on experiments, based on what you've seen in the past. Here, the experimental probability, and I would say the probability, the estimate, because I would, you know, you shouldn't walk away saying this, okay, we absolutely know for sure that if we conducted this next game experiment n times, it's definitely gonna turn out the same. Because this might be the toughest defense that you play all year, this might be the easiest defense that you play all year. But if you look at what's happened in the past, out of the 16 games so far, there have been three games, these three plus these two games, where you scored more than, greater than or equal to 30 points. So five out of the 16 situations, you scored more than that. So an estimate of your probability, and you could view this as maybe your experimental probability of scoring more than 30 points based on past experience, is five, five out of the 16 games you've done this in the past. So you'd say it's 5 16ths.