We're reasonably confident that it's about 95% because we're using this estimator that came out of our sample. And if the sample is really skewed, this is going to be a really weird number. So this is why we just have to be a little bit more exact about what we're doing. But this is a tool for at least saying how good is our result. And so, this is going to be about 95%. Or we could say that the probability that p is within 0.10 of our sample mean that we actually got. So what was the sample mean that we actually got?