We at least know what the sample space is. We know what the possible outcomes are, now let's think about the probability of each of those outcomes. But a lot of times when people talk about sample spaces, they're often, they tend to be most useful, I would say, when you have equally likely outcomes, like in the case of a fair coin flip. Because then from the sample space, it's fairly straightforward to think about the probability of various events. But this is a simple sample space right over here, but let's make things a little bit more interesting. Let's imagine a world, so let's just put this aside a little bit. Let's imagine a world where there's a bakery, and at that bakery, there are three types, three flavors of cupcakes, but there's also three different sizes of cupcakes.