That is the median. And because our distribution goes off further to the left than it does to the right, you could view this as something of a tail, it's reasonable to say that this is left skewed, left skewed. And generally speaking, if a distribution is left skewed, the mean is to the left of the median. So because it is left skewed, the mean might be someplace like right over there. Another way to even think about the mean is that the mean would be the balance point where you'd place a fulcrum if this were a mass. And you might say, why doesn't that happen at the median? Well, remember, even when you're balancing something, a smaller weight that is far away from the fulcrum can balance out a heavier weight that is closer into the fulcrum.