Even though this is longer, it's much lower. This part of the curve is much higher, even though it goes on less to the right. So that's the median. For well-behaved continuous distributions like this, it's going to be the value for which the area to the left and the area to the right are equal. But what about the mean? Well, the mean is you take each of the possible values and you weight it by their frequencies, you weight it by their frequencies, and you add all of that up. And so for symmetric distributions, your mean and your median are actually going to be the same.