And if you make the standard deviation, I don't know, if you make it 10, all of a sudden you get a really flat graph. And this thing keeps going on forever. And that's a key difference. The binomial distribution is always finite. You can only have a finite number of values. While the normal distribution is defined over the entire real number line. So the probability, if you have a mean of minus 5 and a standard deviation of 10, the probability of getting 1,000 here is very, very low.