Yeah, that's exactly what we're talking about. If we just kept doing this, that 90, that if we have well-constructed 90% confidence intervals, that if we kept doing this, 90% of these constructed sampled intervals should overlap with the true mean. So I like this choice. But let's just read choice D to rule it out. In repeated sampling, this method produces a sample mean between 341 kilograms and 359 kilograms in about 90% of samples. No, the confidence interval does not put a constrain on that 90% of the time you will have a sample mean between these values. It is not trying to do that.